'Baseline fetal heart rate' presentation slideshows

NURS 2410 UNIT 2

NURS 2410 UNIT 2. Nancy Pares, RN, MSN Metro Community College. External Electronic Uterine Monitoring: Advantages. Noninvasive Easy to place May be used before and following rupture of membranes Can be used intermittently Provides a permanent, continuous recording.

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Antepartum Fetal Monitoring

Antepartum Fetal Monitoring. Objectives. To learn a systematic approach for describing and interpreting the results of the fetal heart rate tracing. To learn the techniques for performing the components of the modified biophysical profile and the full biophysical profile.

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FETAL MONITORING ANTE AND INTRAPARTUM

FETAL MONITORING ANTE AND INTRAPARTUM. DR. OSHINOWO M.B;B.S, FRCOG OBSTETRICIAN/GYNAECOLOGIST. INTRODUCTION. The aim of ANC Ensure maternal well being Ensure Fetal well being Identifying risks factors

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Fetal Heart Rate Interpretation

Fetal Heart Rate Interpretation. Christopher Glowacki, MD. Background. Monitoring the FHR intends to determine if a fetus is well oxygenated because the brain modulates the heart rate. FHR monitoring = fetal brain monitoring 1980: 45 % of laboring women 1988: 74 % of laboring women

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Fetal Monitoring or Antepartum Fetal Surveillance

Fetal Monitoring or Antepartum Fetal Surveillance. Definition. To identify the fetuses at risk of intrauterine hypoxia or even death in utero. Physiology of Utero placental circulation. Normal Utero placental insufficiency. Aims.

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Calibration of the CTG

Calibration of the CTG. Calibration of the CTG. Calibration of the CTG. Calibration of the CTG. Features and Terminology of CTG. The four main features of CTG are: Baseline rate. Baseline variability. Accelerations. Decelerations. Baseline Fetal Heart Rate.

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