EFM certification Bundled EXAMS 2023 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

In comparing early and late decelerations, a distinguishing factor between the two is A. Onset time to the nadir of the deceleration B. The # of decels that occur C. Timing in relation to contractions C. Timjng in relation to ctx The underlying cause of early decelerations is decreased A...

Five factors that may potentially decrease uteroplacental perfusion Excessive ucs or hypertonus maternal hypotension maternal conditions (CHT, PIH, stress) placental changes (abruption, degenerative-hypertension, post dates, diabetes) vasoconstriction Partial umbilical cord compression m...

Variable decelerations are thought to be caused by: A. Fetal head compression B. Umbilical cord compression c. Uteroplacental insufficiency B. Umbilical cord compression An appropriate treatment for recurrent variable decelerations with moderate variability during second stage pushing is:...

What is the primary goal of fetal monitoring? To prevent fetal and maternal morbidity and mortality (prevent injury and death to mother and baby) In 2004 JCAHO Sentinel Event Alert #30 recommends Standard terminology to prevent perinatal sentinel events What was the root cause of per...

Fetal Monitoring Categories I: Reassuring 2: Indeterminate 3: Nonreassuring EFM Category 1 Reassuring FHR 110-160 Moderate variability Accelerations No decelerations (This would be a "Reactive" non stress test) EFM Category 2 Indeterminate Will have patterns of reassuring ...

simple diffusion The mechanism for movement of carbon dioxide and oxygen through the placenta. bradycardia The fetal heart rate pattern that is likely to be seen with maternal hypothermia. inferior vena cava Maternal supine hypotension is caused mainly by compression of? Terb...