When referring to Case Study 2: Vaginal Bleeding, the classification of placental abruption if the uterus is irritable and tetanic, but not painful, and the blood pressure is maintained would be
A) Grade 1
B) Grade 2
C) Grade 3
D) Grade 4

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The Grade 2 classification of placental abruption includes the following possible symptoms: irritable or tetanic uterus, external uterine bleeding that is absent to moderate, very frequent contractions, maternal blood pressure that is maintained, elevated pulse rate, postural blood volume deficits, decreased fibrinogen level, and a fetal heart rate pattern that shows signs of fetal compromise.

When Referring to Case Study 2: Vaginal Bleeding, the Classification