postpartum complications

How can nurses help manage postpartum hemorrhage?

Nurses can manage postpartum hemorrhage by:
- Monitoring vital signs and blood loss.
- Administering uterotonic medications as prescribed.
- Performing uterine massage to encourage contraction.
- Ensuring IV access for fluid replacement or blood transfusions.
- Preparing for potential surgical interventions if necessary.

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