Identify potential cause of the complication

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Based upon what you have learned in this module choose a complication from the following list: · Placenta abruption · Prolapse cord · Preeclampsia · Shoulder dystocia · Uterine rupture Now respond to these prompts using the chosen complication:

1. Identify a potential cause of the complication?

2. What are the physiologic changes the RN would notice when assessing a patient with this complication?

3. Identify two priority management interventions the RN would expect the physician to order for a patient with this complication supported by evidence.

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