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Advantages of external monitoring: |
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- not invasive
- no internal change has to occur
- membranes not ruptured
- can be used anytime during pregnancy
- mobile monitors available
- reassuring to mom
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Disadvantages of external monitoring: |
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- baby shifts, could lose FHR
- premies are difficult to get a continuous strip (due to extra room in mom)
- could be uncomfortable (must be snug to mom)
- FHR and CTX intensity could be innaccurate on obese clients
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Advantages of internal monitoring: |
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- can tell neurologic status of fetus
- shows patterns of change, FHR and variability
- provides most accurate FHR monitoring
- shows minute to minute/second to second changes
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Disadvantages of internal monitoring: |
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- requires ROM
- Invasive
- increased risk of infection
- baby shifts = poss fetal injury during monitor placement
- decreased mom mobility
- neurological status must be developed to display variability
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Changes in the periodic patterns of the FHR |
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- Acceleration - when baby moves FHR increases (15 BPM increase for >15 sec) GOOD
- Deceleration - 3
- Early - mirror image of CTX. r/t fetal head compression. Nadir of FHR is at same time as peak of CTX. RN = think delivery
- Late - directly r/t uteroplacental insufficiency. FHR decreases late and ends late in relation to mom's CTX. Fetal distress. RN = stop oxytocin, left side, O2 mask 8-10L/min, IV bolus 250mL LR, call Dr. Unresolved = emergency C/S
- Variable - directly r/t cord compression. Rapid decrease FHR w/ rapid return to baseline. Baby playing w/ cord. RN = change position, low flow O2, and continue to monitor.
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- Hemolysis -
- Elevated Liver enzymes -
- Low Platelets - thrombocytopenia
Management - RUQ pain, neck or shoulder pain, MgSO4, poss birth if severe.
Complications - DIC, placental abruption, adult RDS, hepatorenal failure, pulmonary edema, subcapsular hematoma, and hepatic rupture.
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DIC - Dissimiated Intravascular Coagulation |
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- Defect in coagulation, anti and pro activated simultaneously.
- Plt count, pt&ptt all decreased. Fibrin degradation increased.
- Treatment - delivery of fetus and place
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