Question 299 · LEK · Postpartum hemorrhage
The most common cause of post-partum haemorrhage is:
- A. uterine inversion.
- B. uterine atony.
- C. uterine rupture.
- D. post-partum infections.
- E. disturbed homeostasis.
Hint
Recall the '4 Ts' of post-partum haemorrhage and which of them accounts for the vast majority of cases.
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