Incisional nick in the bladder can be the problem which the nurse suspects when caring for a client with bloody urine in the indwelling catheter collection bag, after an emergency cesarean birth.
When a woman's life or the life of the unborn child is in urgent danger, an emergency cesarean section (EmCS) is necessary [1]. The decision to delivery interval refers to the interval between the decision to do EmCS and the neonate's actual delivery.
The urinary bladder may be damaged during an emergency caesarean delivery as doctors try to access the uterus. It is unusual that a urinary tract infection would cause bleeding so soon after childbirth. Not the bladder, but the vagina is where lochia is ejected.
Dissociated intravascular coagulopathy would cause bleeding from more than just the bladder, including the incision and the IV.
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