Embeded Suggestion

Rejected at 7:06 a.m. Jul, 11, 2026 ] by neurotherapy

Author: ogallo1

Rejected at 7:06 a.m. on July 11, 2026 by neurotherapy

Related Note: 1669888851825

Type of change: Other

Rationale for change

Fixing cloze errors (all were c1)

Rejection reason

see comment, the hints should be more than enough to prompt recall, splitting it up is worse for recall IRL

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#Malleus_CM::#Yield::High #Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Obstetrics_&_Gynaecology::*General::Obstetric_Topics::Antepartum_Haemorrhage #Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Obstetrics_&_Gynaecology::01_Obstetrics::01_Pregnancy::02_Mother::Placenta_Praevia::06_Clinical_Features #Malleus_CM::#Resources_by_Rotation::Obstetrics_&_Gynaecology

Antepartum haemorrhage
Feature	Placenta Praevia	Placental Abruption	Vasa Praevia	Local Causes
Bleeding	Painless, bright red	Painful, dark	Painless, after membrane rupture	Small, postcoital or after exam
Pain	None*	Severe, constant	None*	None
Uterus	Soft, relaxed	Hard, tender	Normal	Normal
Fetal Heart	Usually normal	Distress or absent	Bradycardia / absent	Normal
Maternal Condition	Stable (unless heavy bleed)	Shock, may have DIC	Stable	Stable
Management (general)	Avoid PV exam, C-section if major	Stabilise, deliver	Emergency C-section	Treat cause
* Note that labour pain may confuse clinical picture
Sources: LITFL - Antepartum haemorrhage, StatPearls - Placenta praevia