Put the following components specific to postpartum examination of a patient in the proper sequential order
1. L-lochia
2. E-emotional
3. H-Homans'/hemorrhoids
4. B-breast
5. E-episiotomy/laceration/edema
6. U-uterus
7. B-bowel
8. B-bladder
Correct Answer: 4,6,8,7,1,5,3,2
Global Rationale: The components for remembering the sequential order are based on the mnemonic BUBBLEHE. Start at the head and consistently assess each part using the same technique and order.
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