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Observe for symptoms of hypovolemic shock and hemorrhage.
A temperature of 38°c or above, for two consecutive days.
After the first 24hr(s) is considered an early sign of puerperal infection.
Bradycardia is a normal physiological phenomenon.
B. Subsequent Postpartum Assessment:
1. Check firmness of the fundus at regular intervals. Perform fundal massage if the
uterus is boggy (not firm).
2. Assessment of involution of uterus after childbirth– 2 days after childbirth
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