Uterine inversion | Reproductive system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@AlfonsoRobles7]

summary of important sign during delivery of placenta: :
umbilical cord lengthens
gush of blood after uterine contraction
Uterus feels more firm
uterus rises closer to abdominal wall
if these dont all occur, there is inc. likelihood of Uterine Inversion ("prolapse")

[@leromomd4799]

you are soo amazing.i love your voice and deliberation.you make it poetic and mind gripping.thanks a millions times.

[@drnoradin21]

You are so amazing thank you your great explanation ❤

[@NoName-go4sm]

Thank you for a great explanation.

[@allowably]

thank u ❤

[@daniellelee7070]

Great video. I wanted to add for the nursing students the types of placenta acreta and how I remember them: 1. Placenta Acreta=AT the ENDometrium to slight myometrium 2. Placenta INcreta= IN the myometrium 3. Placenta PERcreta= PERFORATION of the uterus.
This can also lead to delayed post partum hemorrhage.

[@Dilleyk]

Amazing, thanks!

[@imsanjay3365]

Make a video of normal puerperium

[@user-wy7gc7we7p]

Your voice is so cute

[@adhikarideepa2104]

thank you very much!!!!!!

[@bonesoftheterra]

5-15 mins is a very short period of time to expect a body to expel a placenta. In fact may take up to 60 mins in normal physiological birth! The immediate thing that came to mind when I heard you say this was a very medicalized hospital birth in which the doctor panics that the body isn't just a birthing machine and administers Pitocin without informed choice :(

[@kotkatajemnic]

It can even take 12 hours in some cases. It's actually a brillian biological defense against placental abruption.

[@oguzieonyeyirim847]

Please can uterine prolapse treated without surgery?

[@yadibravo5739]

Uterine inversion is what I experienced with my first baby it was traumatizing

[@mnashon]

Many thanks for this, its really helpful..

[@titolangat8453]

Is this uterine inversion or placental abruption?