Postpartum Hemorrhage risk factors that Fatime Sanogo presented with were her rapid delivery, manual removal of the placenta, second degree perineal laceration, oxytocin infusion, and a 9 lb baby.
Risk factors included Fatime's pregnancy, which was 41 4/7 weeks along, and the fact that she was giving birth very nearly post-term.
Oxytocin was used to induce labor, and the second stage of labor was prolonged.
The baby was enormous, weighing 9 pounds, and the delivery resulted in a second-degree perineal laceration. Also born within the previous 24 hours was the newborn.
It is important to take action to stop the bleeding and avoid shock. These precautions could include an IV hydration bolus and continuous contact with the patient's healthcare provider.
Her heart rate was increasing while her blood pressure was decreasing, which is a sign of shock.
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