CTG Flashcards

1
Q

Normal baseline variability

A

6-25 bpm at the baseline fetal heart rate

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2
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Early deceleration

A

Uniform repetitive decrease of FHR with slow onset early in the fontraction and slow return to baseline by end of contraction

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3
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Variable deceleration

A

Repetitive/intermittent decreasing of FHR with rapid onset and recovery, most commonly occur simultaneously with contractions but relationship can be variable

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4
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Prolonged deceleration and bradycardia

A

Fall in baseline FHR for more than 90 second and up to 5 minutes. Bradycardia is more than 5 minutes

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5
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Late deceleration

A

Uniform, repetitive decreasing of FHR with usually slow onset mid to end of contraction and nadir more than 20 seconds after peak of contraction, ending after contraction:

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6
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Reactive CTG

A

Normal baseline FHR
Good variability
2 accelerations in 20 mins
No deceleration

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