Following are signs of placental separation EXCEPT:
Ans. (b) Uterus becomes discoidRef. D.C Dutta 7h Ed. /131-312Clinical Course of Third Stage Of Labour* Third stage includes separation, descent and expulsion of the placenta with its membrane.Signs before and after placental separation* BEFORE SEPARATION: uterus becomes discoid in shape, firm in feel and non-ballottable.# Fundal height reaches slightly below the umbilicus* AFTER SEPARATION# Uterus becomes globular firm and ballotable# The fundal height is slightly raised# Sudden gush of vaginal bleeding upon separation.# Permanent lengthening of the cord.
Uterus rises in abdomen
Uterus becomes discoid
Lengthening of cord
Fresh gush of blood from the vagina
Placenta and Chorion Development