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Welcome back to Legal Nurse Podcast. Coming up next, we have two labor and delivery expert witness nurses who will focus on a topic that is of great concern and that is postpartum hemorrhage can be intrapartum it can be prenatal many spots in this pregnancy cycle, as we've talked about today, where bleeding can occur and if not recognized and treated can be devastating. Sasha Benner and Courtney Moorhouse are my guests in this podcast. What were some of the topics that we covered in your podcast?
Courtney Moorehouse:
Yeah, some of the topics that we are covering in this podcast is going to be at what point during pregnancy can bleeding occur. This can happen from the very beginning to the end and even after baby is out. We talked about what our postpartum hemorrhage risk factors are and what those assessments look like specifically in an in-hospital setting. And one of those are super important to be done and done frequently so that everybody is on the same page, especially for those high-risk patients.
We talked about if our patient is at a really high risk for postpartum hemorrhage, you know, what are those things that we do to keep them as safe as we possibly can and help mitigate any issues. Sometimes people bleed, and our goal is to be as prepared as we possibly can to help those mamas.
And then we talked a lot about what delayed postpartum hemorrhage is, it's one of those things you don't really think about, you know, you know that people bleed after they have a baby. But what what's happening when they're bleeding a lot more at five weeks postpartum, like that's a little bit out of most peoples’ wheelhouses.
So, we did talk about you know, what to look for, with general postpartum bleeding and what specifically to look for with those delayed postpartum bleeding patients. You know, those are the ones that come back into clinic or into the emergency room, you know, where they might not be face to face with an OBGYN, a midwife or a labor and delivery nurse where we do this all day, every day. One thing that we talked about was what this having shoulder pain during labor can mean because you're pregnant, why are you having shoulder pain? We touched on that.
And then we talked about what some of the causes of bleeding after delivery are. So, it's not just things like having, you know, a tear in your perineum, or just having a C section. There's a lot of a lot of other things going on, that make these patients really, really intense acute patients that need all eyes and eyes on them at all times. And that's it.
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And that was all in 30 minutes, if you can imagine we covered a lot. Be sure to come back for the next podcast and have an opportunity to hear from Sasha and Courtney about one of the most feared complications involving pregnant women. I'll see you then.
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Welcome back to Legal Nurse Podcast. Coming up next, we have two labor and delivery
expert witness nurses who will focus on a topic that is of great concern and that is
postpartum hemorrhage can be intrapartum it can be prenatal many spots in this pregnancy
cycle, as we've talked about today, where bleeding can occur and if not recognized and
treated can be devastating. Sasha Benner and Courtney Moorhouse are my
guests in this podcast. What were some of the topics that we covered
in your podcast
? Courtney Moorehouse: Yeah, some of the topics that we are covering
in this podcast is going to be at what point during pregnancy can bleeding occur. This can happen from the very beginning to
the end and even after baby is out. We talked about what our postpartum hemorrhage
risk factors are and what those assessments look like specifically in an in-hospital setting. And one of those are super important to be
done and done frequently so that everybody is on the same page, especially for those
h
igh-risk patients. We talked about if our patient is at a really
high risk for postpartum hemorrhage, you know, what are those things that we do to keep them
as safe as we possibly can and help mitigate any issues. Sometimes people bleed, and our goal is to
be as prepared as we possibly can to help those mamas. And then we talked a lot about what delayed
postpartum hemorrhage is, it's one of those things you don't really think about, you know,
you know that people bleed after they have a baby. B
ut what what's happening when they're bleeding
a lot more at five weeks postpartum, like that's a little bit out of most peoples wheelhouses. So, we did talk about you know, what to look
for, with general postpartum bleeding and what specifically to look for with those delayed
postpartum bleeding patients. You know, those are the ones that come back
into clinic or into the emergency room, you know, where they might not be face to face
with an OBGYN, a midwife or a labor and delivery nurse where
we do this all day, every day. One thing that we talked about was what this
having shoulder pain during labor can mean because you're pregnant, why are you having
shoulder pain? We touched on that. And then we talked about what some of the
causes of bleeding after delivery are. So, it's not just things like having, you
know, a tear in your perineum, or just having a C section. There's a lot of a lot of other things going
on, that make these patients really, really intense acute patients that nee
d all eyes
and eyes on them at all times. And that's it. Pat Iyer
And that was all in 30 minutes, if you can imagine we covered a lot. Be sure to come back for the next podcast
and have an opportunity to hear from Sasha and Courtney about one of the most feared
complications involving pregnant women. I'll see you then. 2Copyright 2024 Legal Nurse Podcast The Pat
Iyer Group
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