Question

_A is a loss of 500 mL or more of blood after vaginal birth or 1000 mL or more after cesarean birth. B is Excessive blood loss that occurs within 24 hours after birth; it is most often caused by marked uterine hypotonia. C¬ is blood loss that occurs more than 24 hours after birth but less than 6 weeks after birth.

a. A: Primary postpartum hemorrhage; B: Secondary postpartum hemorrhage; C: Tertiary postpartum hemorrhage
b. A: Secondary postpartum hemorrhage; B: Tertiary postpartum hemorrhage; C: Primary postpartum hemorrhage
c. A: Tertiary postpartum hemorrhage; B: Primary postpartum hemorrhage; C: Secondary postpartum hemorrhage
d. A: Primary postpartum hemorrhage; B: Tertiary postpartum hemorrhage; C: Secondary postpartum hemorrhage

Answer 1

Postpartum hemorrhage is a condition involving excessive blood loss after childbirth, with three types: primary, secondary, and tertiary.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Biology.

Postpartum hemorrhage is a condition that involves excessive blood loss after childbirth. There are three types of postpartum hemorrhage:

1. A: Primary postpartum hemorrhage, which is a loss of 500 mL or more of blood after vaginal birth or 1000 mL or more after cesarean birth.
2. B: Secondary postpartum hemorrhage, which is excessive blood loss that occurs within 24 hours after birth, often caused by marked uterine hypotonia.
3. C: Tertiary postpartum hemorrhage, which is blood loss that occurs more than 24 hours after birth but less than 6 weeks after birth.