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Placental Abruption
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Which of the following is consistent with the clinical presentation of placental abruption?
a. A 38 year-old with primary HTN, who is now 28 weeks pregnant with her 6th child, presents with a 1-h history of sudden onset abdominal pain as well as dark red vaginal bleeding,dizziness, tachycardia and BP= 88/ 55
b. A 32 year old who's pregnant with her eighth child, now 32 weeks pregnant presenting with A2 hour history of bright red vaginal bleeding stating she does not have abdominal pain.
c. 28 year old who states she had a positive home pregnancy test three days ago with last menstrual period six weeks ago. Normal timing and flow with an 8 hour history of intermittent bright red vaginal spot spotting with mild cramping.
d. A 26 year old with a past medical history of pelvic inflammatory disease who's now 8 weeks pregnant by LMP with A2 hour History of sudden onset. Severe left sided abdominal pain radiating to the shoulder, Small amount of bright red bleeding per vagina. Feeling lightheaded. Vital signs reveal tachycardia in ABP of 80 / 45.
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