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. 2017 Jan;7(1):e44–e48. doi: 10.1055/s-0037-1599123

Table 2. Most common questions asked during multiple obstetric simulations.

Question PPH
N = 9
Maternal code
N = 9
Preeclampsia
N = 9
Personnel
 Has someone called anesthesiologist? 7 (78%) 9 (100%)
 Has someone called pediatrician/NICU nurse? 9 (100%) 5 (56%)
 Have we called/can you call a code (for help)? 8 (89%)
 Is someone timing/keeping record? 7 (78%)
Equipment
 Do you have an epidural? 6 (67%)
 Have we called for a PPH kit? 5 (56%)
 Can we start another IV? 4 (44%)
 Can we have an intrauterine tamponade device? 4 (44%)
 Has a Foley been placed/Is the Foley in? 7 (78%)
 [Where is the] crash cart? 6 (67%)
Clinical information—dynamic
 Is the placenta still in/has the placenta delivered? 6 (67%)
 What is the estimated blood loss? 5 (56%)
 How long ago was the child born/what was the delivery time? 5 (56%)
 Bleeding/hypertension during the delivery? 3 (33%) 4 (44%)
 Are there contractions? 6 (67%)
 Is there fever? 2 (22%)
Clinical information—static
 History of high blood pressure? 9 (100%)
 Problems with vision? 7 (78%)
 Gestational age? 7 (78%)
 Is this their first infant? 4 (44%)
 When did the stomach pain start? 2 (22%)

Abbreviations: IV, intravenous; NICU, neonatal intensive care unit; PPH, postpartum hemorrhage.