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BLEEDING
STIKES YOGYAKARTA
OLEH :
HARYANI
162100437
Post partum bleeding there are two classification of. First, Early post
partum hemorrhage is a bleeding that occurs after the baby is born withn the first
24 hours of labor second, Late post partum hemorrhage is a bleeding that occurs
after 24 hours of labor, less than 6 weeks postpartum.
The are general type of bleeding in delivery post partum blood is often
calculated lower that 30-50% difference. Blood lose after delivery per vaginam
averaged 500 ml, with 5% of mothers bleeding >1000 ml. While post delivery
blood loss with an average cesarean section 1000 ml. Recent devetopments, post
partum hemorrhage is defined as a 10% decrease in hematocrit from entry or
bleeding requiring blood transfusion each bleeding must be regarded as the sign
of dangrousness in delivery. Bleeding should be handled corrcetly and
immedately so that the mother can besaved.
There are General handling post partum bleeding Always ready with
emergency action, Management of active management in the third stage of labor,
Ask for help or help to other healty workers, Condact a rapld assassement of the
general state of the mother include consciousness of the palse, blood, pressure,
respiration and temperature, Handling shock if it occurs, Examination of the
bladder, when full immediately empaty, Look for the cause of the bleeding and
perform the examination to determine the cause of the bleedin.
Post partum bleeding is a blood loss of more than 500 ml through a birth
canal that occurs during or after childbirth stage III. Estimated blood loss is
usually not as much as it actually is, sometimes just half the truth. The risk is
facad by all woman maternity. However, there are ways to avoid postpartum
hemorrhage. Every childbirth will surely bleed. What is bleeding is when the
blood comes out more than 500 cc. Another indication is that blood pressure drops
below 90, pulse beats fast, weak or weak, and blurred vision. In this condition the
patient has entered the phase of shock. Postnatal bleeeding may occur
immediately after delivery (within 24 hours), a faw days later, even after the
patient returns home. That is why, patients always get a post-birth control
schedule.
After delivery, the patient will generally be provided with the knowledge
to distinguish nomer postnatal blood after delivery, with dangerous postpartum
hemorrhage. For example, the amount of puerperal blood is not much. While on
the bleeding, the blood that comes out is fresh blood and sometimes clups. When
there are symptoms like this plus severe abdominal pain, the patient is askesd ti
the hospital immediately.