| Front | How should you intervene if the patient has vaginal bleeding? |
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| Back | In this situation, the patient should be treated for hypoperfusion or shock. Keep her warm, place her in a supine position with her legs elevated, and provide her with supplemental oxygen even if she is not experiencing difficulty breathing, then promptly transport. |
Tags: 21, emergencies, gynecologic
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