A 40 wk asthmatic primipara delivers a 9lb 6 oz female after 18 hours of active labor with an epidural. She was induced due to PIH. She is a GDMA, diet controlled, and had no evidence of preeclampsia. Upon delivery of the placenta you notice brisk vaginal bleeding. Which steps, assuming no resolution of symptoms after intervention, would be appropriate for this patient?

Characteristics of Amniotic Fluid Embolism  (Anaphylactic Syndrome of Pregnancy) include: 

The smallest and most significant and specific taxon is

This acellular entity is just a piece of RNA and has only been seen in plants so far.

_____________is a rare obstetric emergency that may occur at the onset of labor to within 30 minutes of placental expulsion. The incidence is 5.1% in 100,000 births in the U.S.

Risk factors for hyperbilirubinemia in full term infants include: 

You have just delivered a G4P3. She had one LTCS with baby #2 for NRFHR. All other deliveries were SVD at term. She went natural with this birth. It was an uncomplicated pregnancy, with the exception of a partial previa that resolved at her 30 week ultrasound.  As you wait on the placenta, you consider: 

In regard to postpartum complications and distressing symptoms:

Which group of viruses does Ebola belong to and what shape do they have?

While driving in to deliver a baby, you are thinking about PPH. You recall that: