An adult client is receiving postpartum care on the maternal-newborn unit following an uncomplicated vaginal birth. During the ongoing evaluation, the practical nurse reviews the client's current clinical data. Which assessment findings indicate a developing complication and require immediate escalation to the registered nurse? Select all that apply.
- Heart rate of beats/min with a blood pressure of mm HgCevap
- Saturation of one perineal pad within a -minute timeframeCevap
- Client report of new, severe perineal pressure that is unrelieved by analgesiaCevap
- DDark red vaginal discharge with a small clot expelled when first standing up
- EWhite blood cell count of () on the morning laboratory report
- FOral temperature of () accompanied by mild diaphoresis
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The findings requiring immediate escalation are the elevated heart rate with hypotension, the rapidly saturated perineal pad, and the severe, unrelieved perineal pressure.
A heart rate of beats/min with a blood pressure of mm Hg are classic signs of impending hypovolemic shock. Saturation of a perineal pad in minutes or less indicates active postpartum hemorrhage. Severe, unrelieved perineal pressure is a hallmark sign of a developing vaginal or vulvar hematoma. All of these findings indicate potentially life-threatening complications that require immediate escalation to the registered nurse for rapid intervention.
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Postpartum Complications and Risk Reduction
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