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Clients at risk for early postpartum hemorrhage (PPH).


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Which client is at greatest risk for early postpartum hemorrhage (PPH)?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Multiparity and rapid labor increase uterine atony risk, the primary cause of early PPH. Other conditions pose lower or different risks.

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