Pathophysiology
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Clinical Cases
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Sensitising Events
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Administration of anti-D to rhesus-negative women may not always be required. Identify when you should and should not administer anti-D by dragging and dropping the listed circumstances into the appropriate group.
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- Women who have heavy or repeated bleeding or where there is associated abdominal pain in the first trimester, Women having a spontaneous miscarriage or threatened miscarriage or who suffer intermittent bleeding after the first trimester, Women having a therapeutic termination of pregnancy, Women having an ectopic pregnancy, Women who undergo intervention to remove products of conception, Women who have potentially sensitising events at any stage of pregnancy
- Individuals who are already sensitised, Women suffering a complete miscarriage before 12 weeks, Women who have PV bleeding in the first 12 weeks and continue to have a viable pregnancy
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