Correct option is B
Ans. (b)
Sol. Lochia rubra is the initial vaginal discharge after childbirth, typically red and composed of blood and decidual tissue. It has a fleshy (not foul) odor and lasts for 1–4 days.
Explanation of each option:
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(a) Yellow-white – Describes lochia alba, not rubra.
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(b) Bloody with fleshy odor –
Correct. Classic sign of lochia rubra.
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(c) Pink/brown – Seen in lochia serosa, not rubra.
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(d) Foul odor – Suggests infection, not normal lochia.