[Solved]: e liculator An obstetrical client with new onset…

e liculator An obstetrical client with new onset bright red vaginal bleeding has read that bleeding during the second half of pregnancy is usually due to elther placental abruption or placenta previa. The client asks the nurse about the different signs and symptoems with placenta previa and placental abruption. What information should the nurse include? Select all that apply The classic sign of placenta previa is the onset of painless bright red vaginal bleeding in the last hait of pregnancy The onset of bleeding is usually sudden with placental abruption and the onsel of bleeding with placenta previa may start and stop abruptly and occur intermittently Bleeding can be concealed or visible with placental abruption and is always visble with placenta previa. Uterine tone is soft and relaxed in placental abruption and firm to rigid in placenta previa. Classic manifestations of placental abruption include painful, dark red vaginal bleeding during the last halt of pregnancy. Fetal distress is usualy absent in placental abruption and present in placenta previa.