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What are the causes of retained placenta?
Cause of retained placenta are: 1. Prolonged labor. (Dystocia) 2. Closure of the cervix after childbirth. 3. Constriction ring in the uterus. 4. Adherent placenta. 5. Placenta accreta 6. Placenta increta 7. placenta percent. 8. Atonic uterus. 9. Full bladder. 10. Uterine torsion. 11. Abortion. 12. SRead more
Cause of retained placenta are:
See less1. Prolonged labor. (Dystocia)
2. Closure of the cervix after childbirth.
3. Constriction ring in the uterus.
4. Adherent placenta.
5. Placenta accreta
6. Placenta increta
7. placenta percent.
8. Atonic uterus.
9. Full bladder.
10. Uterine torsion.
11. Abortion.
12. Stillbirth.
13. Low blood calcium level.
14. Hypothermia.
15. Multiple births.
16. Oxytocin imbalance.
17. Anabolic steroid.
18. Mineral deficiency.
19. too short or long of gestational length.
What are the different types of pregnancy?
There are mainly 10 types of pregnancy: 1. Intrauterine pregnancy. 2. Molar pregnancy. 3. Ectopic or Tubal pregnancy. 4. Intra- Abdominal pregnancy. 5. Singlet pregnancy. 6. Multiple pregnancies. 7. High-risk pregnancy. 8. Lupus pregnancy. 9. Chemical pregnancy. 10. Breech pregnancy.
There are mainly 10 types of pregnancy:
See less1. Intrauterine pregnancy.
2. Molar pregnancy.
3. Ectopic or Tubal pregnancy.
4. Intra- Abdominal pregnancy.
5. Singlet pregnancy.
6. Multiple pregnancies.
7. High-risk pregnancy.
8. Lupus pregnancy.
9. Chemical pregnancy.
10. Breech pregnancy.
What are the common complications of pregnancy?
Common complications women experience during pregnancy: 1. High blood pressure. 2. Gestational diabetes. 3. preeclampsia. 4. Preterm labor. 5. Miscarriage. 6. Anemia. 7. Infections. 8. Breech position. 9. Stillbirth. 10. Severe, persistent nausea and vomiting. 11. Maternal bleeding. 12. Obstracted lRead more
Common complications women experience during pregnancy:
See less1. High blood pressure.
2. Gestational diabetes.
3. preeclampsia.
4. Preterm labor.
5. Miscarriage.
6. Anemia.
7. Infections.
8. Breech position.
9. Stillbirth.
10. Severe, persistent nausea and vomiting.
11. Maternal bleeding.
12. Obstracted labor.
13. Pregnancy with the abortive outcome.
14. Ectopic pregnancy.
15. Electrolytes imbalance.
16. hyperemesis gravidarum.
17. Pelvic girdle pain.
18. Venous thromboembolism.
19. Peripartum cardiomyopathy.
20. Hypothyroidism.
21. Placental abruption.
22. Placenta praevia.
23. Placenta accreta.
24. Multiple pregnancies.
25. Intrauterine bleeding.
what are the composition of liquor amnii?
Composition of liquor amnii (amniotic fluid) are: 1. Water and electrolyte- at first But after 12-14th week the liquid also contains- 1. Proteins. 2. Carbohydrates. 3. Lipids. 4. Phospholipid. 5. Urea.
Composition of liquor amnii (amniotic fluid) are:
See less1. Water and electrolyte- at first
But after 12-14th week the liquid also contains-
1. Proteins.
2. Carbohydrates.
3. Lipids.
4. Phospholipid.
5. Urea.
What are the sources of amniotic fluid?
Source of amniotic fluid are: 1. Maternal & fetal plasma 2. Fetal urine in about 16 weeks. 3. Amniotic epithelium.
Source of amniotic fluid are:
See less1. Maternal & fetal plasma
2. Fetal urine in about 16 weeks.
3. Amniotic epithelium.
What are the function of amniotic fluid?
The function of amniotic fluid are: 1. Protect fetus from injury, jerk, and shock. 2. Allowing for easier fetal movement and promoting muscular/skeletal development. 3. Amniotic fluid swallowed by the fetus which helps in the formation of the GIT. 4. Relies on the placenta for respiratory gas exchanRead more
The function of amniotic fluid are:
See less1. Protect fetus from injury, jerk, and shock.
2. Allowing for easier fetal movement and promoting muscular/skeletal development.
3. Amniotic fluid swallowed by the fetus which helps in the formation of the GIT.
4. Relies on the placenta for respiratory gas exchange rather than the lungs.
5. Maintain fetal temperature.
6. Prevent adhesion formation between the fetal parts and the amniotic sac.
7. Has some nutritive values of a small amount of protein and salt content.
8. Contain antibacterial activity.
9. Aids dilatation of the cervix during labor.
10. to permit proper lung development.
11. Helps with the uniform growth of the body parts and organs of the body.
12. regulate fetal water/electrolyte balance.
What is Ovarian tumour?
It is a slow-growing abnormal mass of tissue on or in a woman's ovary.
It is a slow-growing abnormal mass of tissue on or in a woman’s ovary.
See lessWhat is fibroid uterus?
Noncancerous abnormal growth that develops in on a woman's uterus.
Noncancerous abnormal growth that develops in on a woman’s uterus.
See lesswhat is decubitus ulcer?
It's an open wound on your skin due to an injury by prolonged pressure on the skin. Commonly known as Bed Sores, or pressure ulcers.
It’s an open wound on your skin due to an injury by prolonged pressure on the skin. Commonly known as Bed Sores, or pressure ulcers.
See lessWhat is genital prolapse?
It is a condition when pelvic organs slip down from their normal position and either protrude into the vagina or press against the wall of the vagina due to weaken the pelvic floor muscles and ligaments or no longer provide enough support for the uterus, bladder, and rectum.
It is a condition when pelvic organs slip down from their normal position and either protrude into the vagina or press against the wall of the vagina due to weaken the pelvic floor muscles and ligaments or no longer provide enough support for the uterus, bladder, and rectum.
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