Placenta Previa | APH | Antepartum Hemorrhage-Types, Risk factors, Signs, Symptoms | Nursing Lecture

Placenta Previa is the condition where the placenta gets implanted in the lower segment over the internal os or near to it.

Antepartum hemorrhage is the bleeding from the genital tract during pregnancy after the viability of the fetus or after 28 weeks of gestation, and the most common reason is the placenta-derived.

a) Placenta previa
b) Abruptio placenta

Types-
Type - I Low lying
Type - II Marginal
Type - III Incomplete / Partial
Type - IV Complete / Total

Signs & Symptoms-

Vaginal bleeding - Bright red (causeless, painless, recurrent)
Malpresentation
FHS - Normal
Fundal height corresponds to weeks of gestation

00:00 Definition of APH and Placenta Previa
01:50 Risk factors of Placenta Previa
05:15 Types of Placenta Previa
10:52 Signs & Symptoms of Placenta Previa


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