Obstetric Emergency Assistant

PPH · eclampsia · sepsis

Red flags
  • BP ≥160/110 with proteinuria, headache, visual change
  • PV bleed soaking pads, hypotension

First steps

  • Left lateral tilt, 2 IV, group & crossmatch 4 units
  • Call obstetric & anaesthetic teams

Key investigations

  • CBC, coags, fibrinogen
  • RFT, LFT, urate, urine PCR
  • CTG, USG

Differentials

  • PPH (4 Ts)
  • Pre-eclampsia / eclampsia
  • Sepsis, amniotic fluid embolism

Initial management

  • PPH: uterine massage, oxytocin 10 IU IM/IV, tranexamic acid 1 g
  • Eclampsia: MgSO₄ 4 g IV over 5 min, then 1 g/h
  • BP control: labetalol 20 mg IV or hydralazine 5 mg IV
  • Definitive: delivery once stabilized

Referral

  • Obstetrics, Anaesthesia, Neonatology
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