Topics of this game:
- What is the normal feta heart rate ( FHR ) ?
- It is a type of deceleration caused by fetal head compression during uterine contraction, resulting in vagal stimulation and slowing of the heart rate.
- It is a type of deceleration caused by cord compression
- It is a type of deceleration caused by due to uteroplacental insufficiency
- Uterine hyperstimulation may result in
- CTG variability of between 5- 25 bpm
- It is timed from the start of one contraction to the start of the next. It includes the contraction as well as the rest period until the next contraction begins
- It is timed from when the pregnant patient first feel a contraction until it is over
- The principal goal of management of late decelerations is to:
- A CTG tracing which shows baseline beats per minute : 110-160; baseline 5 - 25 bpm; decelerations: early
- A CTG tracing which shows baseline beats per minute : 161 - 180 ; baseline less than 5 bpm for 30 minutes; variable decelerations for more than 90 minutes with no concerning characteristics
- What category of CTG tracing shows 1 non-reassuring feature and 2 reassuring features
- The following statement(s) is/are true about uterine contractions:
- What are the two most important characteristics of FHR
- What is your initial intervention for maximizing fetal oxygenation when monitoring a full-term labor patient with persistent variable deceleration?
