Titlebook: Obstetric Anesthesia; A Case-Based and Vis Thomas L. Archer Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 case approach.hand-held echocardi

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Normal Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery––Without Epidural Analgesiatractions, and her cervix is 4 cm dilated on admission. The nurses easily start an IV in one of the prominent superficial veins of her forearm, and they position the patient in bed tilted toward her left side. The obstetric anesthesiologist visits the patient as a matter of routine—to introduce hers

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Scheduled Repeat Cesarean Delivery significant medical history and the indication for her previous cesarean delivery was cephalopelvic disproportion (L-1). The placenta is located in the uterine fundus with no ultrasound evidence of abnormal invasion of the uterus (L-2). Her obstetric course with this pregnancy was unremarkable and

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Hypovolemic Shockperature 98.3?F, weight 71?kg, and height 1.70 m. Her hematocrit was 33 and her other blood studies were unremarkable. The patient had had an uncomplicated pregnancy and after a lengthy induction of labor she delivered a healthy infant at 13:07 without labor analgesia. Estimated blood loss at delive

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A Traumatic Cesarean Delivery with Consumptive Coagulopathynic hypertension and a current blood pressure (BP) of 137/94 (L-2). Other than her BP, the patient’s vital signs on admission are unremarkable and her weight and height are 76.5 kg and 160?cm, for a BMI of 30. The patient has not been taking any medications during pregnancy, has felt well, and repor

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