Kellie's Case Study

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Kellie is a 31yo, G2 P1001, who is currently 13 weeks 2-day as dated by LMP consistent with a 7-week ultrasound. She relatively healthy. She has one prior full-term delivery. She reports that she presented to triage for several days in a row and was sent home for false labor. On the day she was admitted she began having some vaginal bleeding but was still 1 cm on arrival. On arrival after being hooked to the heart rate monitor the baby had some notable heart rate changes and she was rushed to the emergency room for a cesarean delivery under general anesthesia. The baby did require a NICU stay here at UT Medical Center and through those records it does appear that there was a fetal/maternal hemorrhage. She also notes that right before

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