You are called to the scene of a 29-year-old patient in thei…

You are called to the scene of a 29-year-old patient in their third trimester of pregnancy. The patient is bleeding vaginally with approximately 750 ml of blood lost prior to your arrival. The woman denies any pain. Which of the following is most likely the cause? 

You are called for a 28 year old patient that is 32 weeks ge…

You are called for a 28 year old patient that is 32 weeks gestation and complaining of severe abdominal pain that came on suddenly. The abdomen is tender with a hard fundus and some vaginal bleeding is noted. Vital signs are R 18, P 118, BP 78/42. What is the most likely diagnosis and treatment. (List only one for each category) Treatment Diagnosis

You are dispatched for a female patient with a complaint of…

You are dispatched for a female patient with a complaint of severe unilateral abdominal pain radiating to the back that occurred during intercourse. Vital signs are within normal ranges. The patient does not have a fever and denies vaginal discharge. You suspect:

You are treating a woman with a low grade fever and lower ab…

You are treating a woman with a low grade fever and lower abdominal pain. She tells you that she has been urinating frequently and feels the need to urinate urgently. Only a small amount of urine is passed each time, causing intense dysuria. These are classic symptoms of: