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Upon delivery of the placenta you quickly identify that the uterus is inverted with the placenta still partially attached. What should be your first action?

Infants experience physiologic jaundice because:

The key components of care in the initial postpartum period include:

Which of the following about mastitis is not true? 

Which of the following is the largest single cause of third stage hemorrhage?

Factors  included in the history of the newborn should include:

The most dramatic and rapid extra-uterine transitions for the infant occur in: 

Fetal circulation is characterized by by ___ shunts, the ________

Which of the following are risks factors for readmission after discharge for a newborn.?

Physiologic jaundice is defined by the timing of the jaundice or the rate of the rise of the total serum bilirubin. It is physiologic if it occurs