Following a rapid delivery, your 28-year-old patient's uterus has inverted. The MOST appropriate initial management for this condition is to:
A. use the palm of your hand and make one attempt to replace the uterus.
B. cover the uterus with moist sterile dressings and transport immediately.
C. apply high-flow oxygen and use your fingers to try to replace the uterus.
D. make several attempts to replace the uterus while en route to the hospital.
Answer: A. use the palm of your hand and make one attempt to replace the uterus.
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