Fetal Heart Rate Monitor Review Questions #1
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1.
Multiple Choice
Variability is a function of the autonomic nervous system and therefore, may be affected by:
Certain medications such as sedatives and analgesics
Increased oxygen flow
Maternal movement
2.
Multiple Choice
According to NICHD definition, the baseline fetal heart rate is the approximate mean FHR rounded to increments of 5 bpm which is:
Determined between contractions
Determined after excluding periodic or episodic changes during a 10-minute segment.
Determined during a minimum of a 30-minute segment.
3.
Multiple Choice
The preterm fetus will have minimal variability as a result of:
An immature autonomic nervous system.
An immature voluntary system.
An immature respiratory system.
4.
Multiple Choice
Decreased blood flow to the fetus resulting in decreased oxygen delivery to the fetus may be the result of:
IV analgesics.
Maternal anxiety.
Maternal hypotension.
5.
Multiple Choice
Tachysystole is defined as:
Greater than 5 contractions in 10-minutes, averaged over 10-minute segment of tracing.
Greater then 5 contractions in 10-minutes, averaged over a 30-minute time interval.
Occurring every 1-2 minutes during a 10-minute window.
6.
Multiple Choice
Sinusoidal pattern can be documented when
cycles are 4-6 beats per minute in frequency.
the pattern lasts 20 minutes or longer.
there is moderate or minimal variability.
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