Fetal compromise is assessed by all these except: a) FHS 120-160/min b) Presence of meconium c) Pathological CTG d) Poor fetal blood sampling results.
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FHS 120-160/min
Fetal compromise is assessed by all these except: FHS 120-160/min.
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Fetal compromise is assessed by all these except: FHS 120-160/min.
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A fetal heart rate (FHS) of 120-160/min is considered normal, and not indicative of compromise. The other options are commonly used to assess fetal compromise.
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Confusing normal and pathological assessments can lead to incorrect conclusions.
Sources
- Non-reassuring fetal status: Case definition & guidelines for data ... - pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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