You are called to a private residence to care for a pregnant female that is bleeding vaginally. you estimate that she has lost about 750 ml of blood from what you see at the scene. she claims she has no pain. based on this information, you believe the cause to be:

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Ayanna

Biology

28 July, 13:30

You are called to a private residence to care for a pregnant female that is bleeding vaginally. you estimate that she has lost about 750 ml of blood from what you see at the scene. she claims she has no pain. based on this information, you believe the cause to be:

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Jacey Lutz · Answer 1

The right answer is : it may be miscarriage

In case of abundant bleeding, accompanied by clots and menstrual pain, it is possible that it is a miscarriage (a medical consultation is required). It is a situation that affects a beginning pregnancy on 5 or 6, with a risk twice as much as 40 years than 20. In nine cases out of ten, these early miscarriages are due to a chromosomal abnormality of the embryo. It can also be a clear egg, with an empty uterine sac.

For the more advanced pregnancies, this accident can be due to various causes: a shock or a fall, a detachment placentaire, an infection or a disease. Expulsion of the embryo or fetus, if not done alone, will require medical intervention.