FundalmassageWhat immediatehands-on actionis usually donefirst ondiagnosis of aPPHFalseTrue or False:Visual estimationof blood loss byhealthprofessionals isaccurateOXYTOCINWhat is thefirst-lineuterotonicrecommendedfor managing apphGroup &hold, FBC,CoagulationWhat Bloodswould youtake for aPPH2-3 LWhat is themaximumrecommededvolume ofcrystalloids?SyntometrineWhichuterotonicincreases therisk retainedplacentaRapid fluidadministrationLarge borecannularsare used ina PPH for:1g/10mLIV at 1mL/minWhat is thedose ofTranexamicacid?5 unitsIVWhat isthe IVdose ofoxytocin?CervicallacerationWhat traumamay be hardto identifyduring aPPHCommunicationDuring a PPH itis essential forwhat to occurwith the womanand whanauWithongoingsignificantbleedingAn IDC isrecommendedto be insertedwhen during aPPH?Agitation orrestlessnessWhat is apsychologicalsign thatindicateshypovolemia?To expelclots &encourageuterine toneDuring initialarrest phaseof a pph whyis the fundusmassaged?40 IUin500mLPer the NationalConsensusGuideline, thecorrect dosagefor a Syntocinoninfusion is?30minutesHow long afterthe first dose oftranexamic acidcan anotherdose be given?IntravenousWhich route ispreferred foruterotonics:Intramuscularor intravenousRetainedProducts ofConceptionWhat conditionmust be ruledout insecondaryPPH? Syntocinonaugmentationduring labourWhichobstetricintervention isa risk factorfor PPH?TachycardiaWhat vital signis often thefirst clue tohypovolaemiain a PPHBi-manualcompressionWhat action wouldyou perform forongoing significantbleeding that is notstopping?500mlWhat is theminimumvolume of bloodloss thatdefines a PPH?TrueTrue orFalse.Anaemia cancause anPPHCrystalloidsWhat fluid isfirst-line forvolumereplacementin PPH?10unitsIMWhat isthe doseof oxytocingiven IM?ToneWhat 'T'can a fullbladdereffect?CompensationWhat termdescribes theunique ability ofpeople experiencinga significant PPH todisplay minimalphysiological signsMEWSchartWhat tool isrecommendedfor earlyidentification ofmaternaldeterioration?ThombinWhich'T' ismissing?FundalmassageWhat immediatehands-on actionis usually donefirst ondiagnosis of aPPHFalseTrue or False:Visual estimationof blood loss byhealthprofessionals isaccurateOXYTOCINWhat is thefirst-lineuterotonicrecommendedfor managing apphGroup &hold, FBC,CoagulationWhat Bloodswould youtake for aPPH2-3 LWhat is themaximumrecommededvolume ofcrystalloids?SyntometrineWhichuterotonicincreases therisk retainedplacentaRapid fluidadministrationLarge borecannularsare used ina PPH for:1g/10mLIV at 1mL/minWhat is thedose ofTranexamicacid?5 unitsIVWhat isthe IVdose ofoxytocin?CervicallacerationWhat traumamay be hardto identifyduring aPPHCommunicationDuring a PPH itis essential forwhat to occurwith the womanand whanauWithongoingsignificantbleedingAn IDC isrecommendedto be insertedwhen during aPPH?Agitation orrestlessnessWhat is apsychologicalsign thatindicateshypovolemia?To expelclots &encourageuterine toneDuring initialarrest phaseof a pph whyis the fundusmassaged?40 IUin500mLPer the NationalConsensusGuideline, thecorrect dosagefor a Syntocinoninfusion is?30minutesHow long afterthe first dose oftranexamic acidcan anotherdose be given?IntravenousWhich route ispreferred foruterotonics:Intramuscularor intravenousRetainedProducts ofConceptionWhat conditionmust be ruledout insecondaryPPH? Syntocinonaugmentationduring labourWhichobstetricintervention isa risk factorfor PPH?TachycardiaWhat vital signis often thefirst clue tohypovolaemiain a PPHBi-manualcompressionWhat action wouldyou perform forongoing significantbleeding that is notstopping?500mlWhat is theminimumvolume of bloodloss thatdefines a PPH?TrueTrue orFalse.Anaemia cancause anPPHCrystalloidsWhat fluid isfirst-line forvolumereplacementin PPH?10unitsIMWhat isthe doseof oxytocingiven IM?ToneWhat 'T'can a fullbladdereffect?CompensationWhat termdescribes theunique ability ofpeople experiencinga significant PPH todisplay minimalphysiological signsMEWSchartWhat tool isrecommendedfor earlyidentification ofmaternaldeterioration?ThombinWhich'T' ismissing?

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  1. What immediate hands-on action is usually done first on diagnosis of a PPH
    Fundal massage
  2. True or False: Visual estimation of blood loss by health professionals is accurate
    False
  3. What is the first-line uterotonic recommended for managing a pph
    OXYTOCIN
  4. What Bloods would you take for a PPH
    Group & hold, FBC, Coagulation
  5. What is the maximum recommeded volume of crystalloids?
    2-3 L
  6. Which uterotonic increases the risk retained placenta
    Syntometrine
  7. Large bore cannulars are used in a PPH for:
    Rapid fluid administration
  8. What is the dose of Tranexamic acid?
    1g/10mL IV at 1 mL/min
  9. What is the IV dose of oxytocin?
    5 units IV
  10. What trauma may be hard to identify during a PPH
    Cervical laceration
  11. During a PPH it is essential for what to occur with the woman and whanau
    Communication
  12. An IDC is recommended to be inserted when during a PPH?
    With ongoing significant bleeding
  13. What is a psychological sign that indicates hypovolemia?
    Agitation or restlessness
  14. During initial arrest phase of a pph why is the fundus massaged?
    To expel clots & encourage uterine tone
  15. Per the National Consensus Guideline, the correct dosage for a Syntocinon infusion is?
    40 IU in 500mL
  16. How long after the first dose of tranexamic acid can another dose be given?
    30 minutes
  17. Which route is preferred for uterotonics: Intramuscular or intravenous
    Intravenous
  18. What condition must be ruled out in secondary PPH?
    Retained Products of Conception
  19. Which obstetric intervention is a risk factor for PPH?
    Syntocinon augmentation during labour
  20. What vital sign is often the first clue to hypovolaemia in a PPH
    Tachycardia
  21. What action would you perform for ongoing significant bleeding that is not stopping?
    Bi-manual compression
  22. What is the minimum volume of blood loss that defines a PPH?
    500ml
  23. True or False. Anaemia can cause an PPH
    True
  24. What fluid is first-line for volume replacement in PPH?
    Crystalloids
  25. What is the dose of oxytocin given IM?
    10 units IM
  26. What 'T' can a full bladder effect?
    Tone
  27. What term describes the unique ability of people experiencing a significant PPH to display minimal physiological signs
    Compensation
  28. What tool is recommended for early identification of maternal deterioration?
    MEWS chart
  29. Which 'T' is missing?
    Thombin