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Obstetric and Gynecological Emergencies

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A severe complication of pregnancy which produces seizures and coma   show
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show afterbirth  
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show labor  
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the baby as it develops in tthe womb   show
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A newborn wighing less than 5 1/2 lbs or born before the 37th week of pregnancy   show
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describing an umbilical cord that presents firs, squeezed between teh vaginal wall and the baby's head   show
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born dead   show
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show uterus  
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show ectopic  
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show umbilical  
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? previa; the placenta is formed in an abnormal location which does not allow a normal delivery.   show
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spontaneous or induced termination of a pregnancy   show
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? placentae; the placenta separates from teh uterus causing excessive bleeding   show
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? sac; the "bag of the waters" surrounding the fetus   show
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Presentiation when teh baby's head appears first   show
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show breech  
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show crowning  
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show cervix  
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show vagina  
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show meconium  
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