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== High-Yield Priority Rules == # '''Supine pregnant patient with hypotension or a fetal heart rate change: turn her onto her side first.''' # '''Boggy fundus: massage it. Firm fundus that is high and displaced to the right: have her empty the bladder.''' # '''Firm fundus with heavy bright red bleeding: think laceration, not atony, and notify the provider.''' # '''Nonreassuring fetal heart rate with oxytocin running: stop the oxytocin.''' # '''Cord prolapse: relieve pressure on the cord with a gloved hand and reposition, do not replace the cord.''' # '''Shoulder dystocia: McRoberts and suprapubic pressure, never fundal pressure.''' # '''Magnesium sulfate: absent deep tendon reflexes is the first sign of toxicity; calcium gluconate is the antidote.''' # '''Methylergonovine is withheld in hypertension; carboprost is withheld in asthma.''' # '''Newborn jitteriness: check the glucose.''' # '''Jaundice in the first 24 hours is pathologic until proven otherwise.''' # '''Postpartum tachycardia is a warning sign; bradycardia is expected.''' # '''A patient reporting headache, visual changes, or epigastric pain after 20 weeks or postpartum is evaluated for preeclampsia immediately.'''
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