A 10-minute postpartum vaginal delivery is complicated by heavy bleeding, a boggy uterus and estimated blood loss of 900 mL. According to SOGC postpar...

Question

A 10-minute postpartum vaginal delivery is complicated by heavy bleeding, a boggy uterus and estimated blood loss of 900 mL. According to SOGC postpartum haemorrhage guidance, what is the most appropriate first-line management?

Accepted Answer

Initiate uterine massage and give oxytocin

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Administer tranexamic acid only

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Perform an immediate hysterectomy

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Insert a uterine balloon tamponade as the first manoeuvre

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Observe as this blood loss is normal

ca-mccqe1 MCQ (SBA): Postpartum haemorrhage

A 10-minute postpartum vaginal delivery is complicated by heavy bleeding, a boggy uterus and estimated blood loss of 900 mL. According to SOGC postpartum haemorrhage guidance, what is the most appropriate first-line management?