Post-partum haemorrhage (PPH): causes

4 'T's

Tissue (retained placenta)

Tone (uterine atony)

Trauma (traumatic delivery, episiotomy)

Thrombin (coagulation disorders, DIC)

Oral contraceptive complications: warning signs

ACHES







Abdominal pain

Chest pain

Headache (severe)

Eye (blurred vision)

Sharp leg pain

clinical features of Septic Abortion

5 P's

P- Pyrexia

P- Pain in abdomen

P- Pulse rate increase: 100-200/min

P- Purulent vaginal discharge

P- Pelvic findings: Patulous os or a boggy feel of the uterus

Causes of acute & reversible urinary incontinence

DRIP


D: Delirium

R: Restricted mobility, retention

I: Infection, inflammation, impaction (fecal)

P: Polyuria, pharmaceuticals