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Matching the four types of abruptio placenta with their location of separation.

1. The placenta separates at its edges, the blood passes
between the fetal membranes and the uterine wall, and the blood escapes vaginally.
2. Massive vaginal bleeding.
3. Separation occurs. May be minimal or moderate, can progress to complete separation.
4. The placenta, and the blood is trapped between the placenta and the uterine wall, bleeding results in concealed bleeding.

________ A. Complete
________ B. Partial
________ C. Marginal
________ D. Central

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