Periodic baseline changes - fetal health Flashcards

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Periodic baseline changes

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temporary recurrent changes made in response to a stimulus such as a contraction

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Accelerations

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transitory abrupt increases in FHR above baseline that last about 30 seconds

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Decelerations

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transient fall in FHR caused by stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system

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4
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Early deceleration

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apparent decrease in FHR at the peak of contraction

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Late deceleration

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apparent decrease in FHR after the peak of contraction

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Variable deceleration

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apparent decrease in FHR with undetectable shape and no relationship to contractions

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7
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Prolonged deceleration

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abrupt FHR decline that lasts between 2 and 10 minutes

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Sinusoidal pattern deceleration

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apparent, wave like pattern in FHR attributed to severe hypoxia, fetal anemia, and hypovolemia, fetus is in jeopardy

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