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OBG · Postpartum hemorrhage
Sample itemWhich cause of postpartum hemorrhage is represented by genital tract laceration?
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The answer and the reasoning
C. Trauma
Genital tract lacerations cause bleeding despite a well-contracted uterus and are categorized as trauma in the standard postpartum hemorrhage framework.
Option by option
A. Thrombin
Thrombin refers to a coagulation problem.
B. Tissue
Tissue refers to retained placental material.
C. Trauma (correct)
Correct: lacerations are a Trauma cause of postpartum bleeding.
D. Tone
Tone refers to failure of uterine contraction.
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