Fetal Heart Rate Interpretation System: Category I
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What is the normal range for the FHR baseline in Category I?

  • 80-100 bpm
  • 50-70 bpm
  • 170-190 bpm
  • 110-160 bpm (correct)

Which type of FHR variability is expected in a Category I tracing?

  • Marked
  • Moderate (correct)
  • Absent
  • Minimal

Are late decelerations a characteristic of Category I FHR tracings?

  • No, late decelerations are not present (correct)
  • Yes, frequent late decelerations are expected
  • Only if they are unprovoked
  • Yes, occasional late decelerations are acceptable

Which of the following decelerations is NOT expected in a Category I FHR tracing?

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In a Category I FHR tracing, are prolonged decelerations present?

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Category I FHR

Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) category that indicates a normal tracing, strongly predictive of normal acid-base status.

Normal FHR Baseline

FHR baseline should be between 110 and 160 beats per minute.

Moderate FHR Variability

Fluctuations in the FHR that indicate a healthy nervous system.

Late Deceleration

Gradual decrease in FHR that starts after the peak of the contraction and returns to baseline after the contraction ends; usually indicates uteroplacental insufficiency.

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Variable Deceleration

Abrupt decrease in FHR that can occur at any time related to contractions; often due to cord compression.

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Study Notes

  • Three-Tier Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) Interpretation System

Category I

  • Indicates a normal FHR tracing.
  • FHR baseline is within the range of 110-160 beats per minute (bpm).
  • Moderate FHR variability is present.
  • Absence of late decelerations.
  • Absence of variable decelerations.
  • Absence of prolonged decelerations.

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Category I FHR tracings indicate a normal fetal heart rate pattern. Characteristics include a baseline FHR of 110-160 bpm. This Category also exhibits moderate variability, and an absence of late, variable, or prolonged decelerations.

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