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Prevention of Postpartum Hemorrhage: Implementing ... - POPPHI

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17) Which <strong>of</strong> the following statements about cutting the cord is true:a) Delaying cord clamping will interfere with the application <strong>of</strong> AMTSLb) The practice <strong>of</strong> waiting to clamp the cord until at least 2 to 3 minutes afterbirth <strong>of</strong> the baby has proven beneficial to the baby as it results in higherhemoglobin and hematocrit values and possibly lower levels <strong>of</strong> earlychildhood anemia and greater iron stores.c) Cutting the cord assists with separation <strong>of</strong> the placenta from the uterine walld) Waiting more than 30 seconds to cut the cord is only helpful for premature infants18) In the context <strong>of</strong> prevention <strong>of</strong> PPH, if the birth attendant cannot administer oxytocinthen management <strong>of</strong> the third stage <strong>of</strong> labor will include the following elements:a) Wait for signs <strong>of</strong> placental separation (e.g., lengthening <strong>of</strong> the cord)b) Early cord clampingc) Controlled cord tractiond) Uterine massage to facilitate separation <strong>of</strong> the placenta from the uterine wallMonitoring in the immediate postpartum period19) Ms A just gave birth to a health baby boy. Her perineum is intact. How <strong>of</strong>ten should theprovider monitor the woman’s vaginal bleeding during the third hour after giving birth?a) every 10 minutesb) every 15 minutesc) every 30 minutesd) every 60 minutes20) If a woman gave birth at 1:00 pm and it is now 1:15 pm, how <strong>of</strong>ten should the providermonitor her new baby’s temperature?a) every 10 minutesb) every 15 minutesc) every 30 minutesd) every 60 minutes30 <strong>Prevention</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Postpartum</strong> <strong>Hemorrhage</strong>: <strong>Implementing</strong> Active Management <strong>of</strong> the Third Stage <strong>of</strong> Labor

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