Question

A 34-week gestation pregnant client presents to Labor and Delivery complaining of a sudden onset of intense abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. An ultrasound reveals a partial abruption placentae. List three (3) risk factors for this condition and three (3) priority nursing interventions

Answer 1

Three (3) risk factors for partial abruption placentae:

1. High blood pressure during pregnancy. This condition also can lead to preeclampsia
2. Infection inside of the uterus during pregnancy
3. Carrying more than one baby. Risk is higher in my mother expecting twin or more.

Three (3) priority nursing interventions

1. Hospitalized
2. Bedrest
3. Blood transfusion for severe bleeding

Further explanation

Placental abruption happens when the placenta partially or completely separates from the inner wall of the uterus before delivery. This can decrease the baby's supply of oxygen and nutrients and cause heavy bleeding in the mother. Placental abruption is most likely happen in the last trimester of pregnancy. Although the cause of this complication mostly unknown but some prevention can be made such as: monitor your high blood pressure during pregnancy, wearing a seat belt and avoid smoking and alcohol

Placental abruption can be a life-threatening either for the mother and the baby, so it is important to know the signs and symptoms of placental abruption. Vaginal bleeding is the main symptoms but some case there is no bleeding because the blood trapped behind the placenta. Other symptoms such as discomfort and back pain, abdominal pain, and uterine contractions. If you experience any of these, seek emergency help.  

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Answer 2

Women who are in high risk of having a partial abruption placentae during their pregnancy are the following:
1) Above 35 years of age
2) have hypertension or pre eclampsia
3) pregrnant with twins or triplets.
4) In their 3rd trimester
5) experienced abdominal trauma

Placenta abruption is the separation of the placenta from its uterine lining. This is a very dangerous situation because the life of the mother and the child is on the line. Partial placenta abruption is the partial separation of the placenta from its uterine lining. 

In any event, constant monitoring is required to ensure that the fetus is not in distress. 
Pregnant women are advised to be on a bed rest. They also have to undergo transfusions and other emergency treatment to ensure the safety of both mother and child.