direct monitoring of fetal ECG
indicated when continuous detection of FHR clinically necessary and not achievable
by US transducer
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fetal spiral electrode
,bradycardia is a baseline of < ____ bpm for > ___ minutes
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110, 10
decelerations that occur with at least 50% of uterine contractions within a ____ minute
period
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recurrent, 20
soft or hard, palpation or internal monitor
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resting tone
what type of influences are associated with maternal-fetal exchange:
-placenta
-maternal utero placental circulation
-fetal placental circulation
-placental transfer
-uterine blood flow
-umbilical cord
-amniotic fluid
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extrinsic
contractions -mild, moderate, or strong- palpation or internal monitor
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intensity
normal fetal heart rate range
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110-160
6-25 bpm amplitude range
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moderate variability
what would cause a sympathetic response (things speed up, accelerations)
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indicated when continuous detection of FHR clinically necessary and not achievable
by US transducer
Give this one a try later!
fetal spiral electrode
,bradycardia is a baseline of < ____ bpm for > ___ minutes
Give this one a try later!
110, 10
decelerations that occur with at least 50% of uterine contractions within a ____ minute
period
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recurrent, 20
soft or hard, palpation or internal monitor
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resting tone
what type of influences are associated with maternal-fetal exchange:
-placenta
-maternal utero placental circulation
-fetal placental circulation
-placental transfer
-uterine blood flow
-umbilical cord
-amniotic fluid
, Give this one a try later!
extrinsic
contractions -mild, moderate, or strong- palpation or internal monitor
Give this one a try later!
intensity
normal fetal heart rate range
Give this one a try later!
110-160
6-25 bpm amplitude range
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moderate variability
what would cause a sympathetic response (things speed up, accelerations)
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