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  1. Pitocin to control bleeding of laceration

    susi posted a topic in Ob/Gyn
    I was asked to open pitocin up on a precipitous delivery by a fellow RN prior to the delivery of the placenta. I was always taught to apply pressure to the laceration but that the pitocin shouldnt be given until the placenta is delivered. The doctor arrived and the pt. bleeding slowed down (total ebl was 400ml). Does anyone have any experience in this area? Is there a reference that would contain this info? Any help would be appreciated.

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