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Fran delivered a 9 lb, 10 oz baby 1 hour ago. When you arrive to perform her 15-minute assessment, she tells you that she “feels all wet underneath.” You discover that both pads are completely saturated and that she is lying in a 6-inch diameter puddle of blood. What is your first action?
a.   Call for help.
b.   Assess the fundus for firmness.
c.   Take her blood pressure.
d.   Check the perineum for lacerations.

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Foundations of Maternal-Newborn Nursing

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