Medication intervention, What history questions should the

Medication intervention

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Your patient Mirella gave birth 2 hours ago, You are assuming her care from the labor nurse. You are having difficulty finding her uterus, it feels boogy to you. "The labor nurse states it was "firm, U/2, and midline" last time she checked 15 minutes ago. You suspect uterine atony. What should you as the nurse do if you notice uterine atony? Your intervention above was not effective. You note that Mirella has significant bright red lochia on her perineal pad and chux pad. You call for help and the charge nurse enters the room. The charge nurse just came on shift and has not received report. You provided her with SBAR on your patient. What history questions should the charge nurse ask you prior to moving to the next medication intervention?

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