A 39-yr-old woman, gravida 2; para, 1 with a history of Cesarean section delivery 10 years ago presented at 35 weeks gestational age with complete placenta previa.  She presented painless, vaginal bleeding in moderate amount. Physical examination revealed an arterial blood pressure of 110/70 mmHg, a heart rate of 107 beats/min, and a respiratory rate of 22 breaths/min. There were heart murmurs and the patient's lungs were clear to auscultation bilaterally, and she had mild peripheral edema. Answer the following questions based from the data given. What are the possible complications of placenta previa? And how are you going to prevent/manage the complications?

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A 26-year-old female complained of severe, dull, aching pain, and cramping in the lower abdomen. There were no other physical findings. A laparoscopy revealed the presence of ectopic endometrial tissue on the uterine wall and ovaries. Danazol (a synthetic androgen and inhibitor of gonadotropins), 600 mg/day, was prescribed for up to nine months to inhibit ovulation, suppress the growth of the abnormal endometrial tissue, and achieve appreciable symptomatic relief, with a 30% possibility of conception after withdrawal of the therapy. Top of Form   Why do you think oral contraceptives could also be used as a treatment?

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a well-hydrated male infant is 1 day old when the neonatologist observes he is beginning to appear jaundiced. this baby is the first child of a 30-year-old computer analyst with no previous obstetric history or history of prior blood transfusion. the pregnancy had been normal. total bilirubin, hemoglobin/hematocrit, blood type/rh, and direct antiglobulin tests are ordered for the baby. a cord blood sample has not been collected at delivery. blood grouping and rh testing and a screening test for unexpected antibodies are requested for the mother. laboratory data are as follows: neonatal results total bilirubin: 10.8 mg/dl hemoglobin: 16.9 g/dl hematocrit: 52% blood group and rh: a, rh positive direct antiglobulin test: negative maternal results blood group and rh: o, rh negative unexpected antibody screen: negative treatment the baby is immediately started on phototherapy. subsequent total bilirubin tests are no higher than the 24-hour value and continue to decrease over the next 48…

Thelisha , a first time 23 year old mother had a spontaneous vaginal delivery (SVD), and Medio lateral episiotomy has been done, was roomed-in together with her full term baby girl thinly meconium stain, 1 and 1/2 hour after birth. Upon physical assessment, the nurse-on-duty noticed that the mother’s episiotomy wound was intact, noheavy vaginal blood flow; fundus is firm upon palpation, and with healthy breasts forbreastfeeding. After providing some comfort measures, like positioning and attachment of herbaby for adequate breastfeeding, she asked the mother how she feels at the moment. The mother claimed to have a moderate perineal pain and pain over her hypogastric area that made her movedthe mother’s vital signs hourly until stable, with initial taking of Temp =36.8 C, BP =90/70, PR =70 bpm, RR =18 bpm; and note for signs of maternal vaginal bleeding. The NOD gave the ordered oral medications such as Doxycycline in 100 mg 1 capsule 2 times a day to complete for 1 week ,Metronidazole…

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A 50-year-old female who has born five children complains that she has noticed vaginal spotting of blood after intercourse for approximately the past 6 months. More recently, she has had a foul-smelling vaginal discharge and indicates that her left leg seems larger than her right one. She previously had syphilis. She has smoked one pack of cigarettes per day for 20 years. Examination of her back shows left flank tenderness. The circumferences of her left thigh and calf are larger than those of the right. Pelvic examination shows normal female external genitalia and a 3-cm growth on the surface on the left lip of the uterine cervix.  ◆ What is the most likely diagnosis? ◆ What is the applied clinical anatomy for this condition?