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-Threatened Abortion: slight spotting with no cervical dilation-Imminent (inevitable or not preventable) Abortion: cervix dilates and releases contents - Complete Abortion: heavy bleeding with fetus and tissue being completely expelled - Incomplete Abortion: some contents remain in the uterus-Missed Abortion: no cervical dilation with some to no spotting and products of conception remain in utero-Habitual Abortion: 3 or more losses for no known cause (possibly from hypertension leading to abruption placenta)
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