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What does the acronym 'Veal Chop' refer to?
What does the acronym 'Veal Chop' refer to?
Variable deceleration is associated with _____ deceleration.
Variable deceleration is associated with _____ deceleration.
cord compression
What does 'E' in Veal Chop stand for?
What does 'E' in Veal Chop stand for?
Early
'A' in the acronym 'Veal Chop' means O2 is bad.
'A' in the acronym 'Veal Chop' means O2 is bad.
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What is associated with late decelerations?
What is associated with late decelerations?
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What should be done in case of cord compression?
What should be done in case of cord compression?
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What does 'H' in Veal Chop signify?
What does 'H' in Veal Chop signify?
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What does 'O' represent in Veal Chop?
What does 'O' represent in Veal Chop?
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What are some interventions for placental insufficiency?
What are some interventions for placental insufficiency?
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Study Notes
Veal Chop Acronym
- Acronym to remember key aspects of fetal heart monitoring.
- Each letter represents a specific condition related to the fetus.
Variable Deceleration
- "V" indicates a pattern associated with cord compression.
- Appearance resembles a "V" or "W".
- Characterized by variable deceleration in fetal heart rate.
Early Deceleration
- "E" signifies early deceleration caused by head compression.
- Occurs simultaneously with uterine contractions, reflecting a mirrored effect.
Accelerated Heart Rate
- "A" indicates fetal heart rate acceleration, suggesting adequate oxygenation.
- Defined as an increase of 15 beats per minute lasting for at least 15 seconds.
Late Deceleration
- "L" indicates late deceleration linked to placental insufficiency.
- Observed after the peak of uterine contractions.
Cord Compression
- "C" suggests interventions like changing maternal position to alleviate cord compression.
- May require preparation for amnio infusion to relieve pressure.
Head Compression
- "H" implies that the baby is in a position ready for delivery, indicating safe progression.
Oxygenation
- "O" denotes a happy and healthy fetus, reflecting adequate oxygen supply.
Placental Insufficiency
- "P" indicates interventions to improve blood flow: turning the patient onto their left side.
- Includes actions like administering a fluid bolus, turning off Pitocin, providing tocolytic agents, and ensuring oxygen delivery, typically at 10L.
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