Preterm Premature Rupture of MembranesPostpartum HemorrhageUmbilical Cord Prolapse

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Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes or PPROM

Objectives for PPROM

In this course the participant will:• Recognize the risk factors for PPROM.

• The signs and symptoms of PPROM will be recognizable after this module.

• Better understand the physical exam of a woman suspected to have PPROM.

• Have a better understanding of the serious infections that can occur with PPROM patients.

• Understand possible complications for a woman and her developing fetus when she is faced with PPROM.

• Be able to explain the controversy with treatment tracks and understand the nuances to the treatment options.

• Gain knowledge on the medication regimens for PPROM based on the gestational age of the fetus.

Risk Factors for PPROM

AFV = amniotic fluid volume

Complications Associated with PPROM

Differential Diagnosis

PPROM Management

Time of Delivery

Meconium Stained Fluid

References

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Umbilical Cord Prolapse

Objectives for Umbilical Cord Prolapse

This course will:• Help the participant develop sound clinical judgment in the delivery of health care when

an umbilical cord prolapse occurs.

• Expand participant's knowledge base on learning theories and their instructional implications regarding health care delivery when an umbilical cord prolapse occurs.

• Enable participant to develop, implement, and evaluate health care delivery in a practice setting prior to an actual event. This will allow for early recognition of an actual event.

• Enhance participant's ability to put knowledge into active health care delivery. This will allow for rapid implementation of the necessary steps needed when an umbilical cord prolapse occurs.

• Prepare the participant to address issues and implement changes in the health care environment as necessary to ensure a safety.• Equipment and supplies needed when an umbilical cord prolapse occurs will be available in the

setting of the pregnant woman.

References

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Simulation - Umbilical Cord Prolapse and PPROM

Postpartum Hemorrhage

Objectives for Postpartum Hemorrhage

The purpose of this module is to improve participant's understanding of postpartum hemorrhage:

• Help participants develop sound critical judgment in the delivery of health care when postpartum hemorrhage occurs.

• Expand the participant's knowledge base on learning theories and their instructional implications regarding health care delivery when postpartum hemorrhage occurs.

• Enable participants to develop, implement, and evaluate health care delivery in a practice setting prior to an actual event. This will allow for early recognition of an actual event.

• Enhance the participant's ability to put knowledge into active health care delivery. This will allow for rapid implementation of the necessary steps needed when postpartum hemorrhage occurs.

• Prepare participants to address issues and implement changes in the health care setting as necessary to ensure a safe environment.

• Equipment and supplies needed when postpartum hemorrhage occurs will be readily available.

• Enable participants to convert proven learning into actual health care delivery.

References

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Simulation for Postpartum Hemorrhage

End of Course Quiz and Evaluation

• You must complete the end of course evaluation and quiz to receive CE credit. Attendance will be verified. Please complete the quiz within one week of the webinar and allow 2-3 weeks for CE distribution.

• Web-link: https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3UCPzGtJ8INHdRP

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