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A patient presents at 38-weeks gestation with complaints of decreased fetal movement and ruptured membranes. The fetal heart rate is not able to be determined with an external ultrasound monitor. A spiral electrode is placed, and the tracing shows a rate of 90 bpm. What is the next most appropriate action?
A 30-minute tracing with moderate variability, accelerations, and one variable deceleration would be classified as:
The baseline fetal heart rate decreases with gestational age as a result of an increase in:
A woman at 39-weeks gestation is in early labor, 2–3 cm dilated, 85% effaced, and –2 station. Based on the
fetal heart rate tracing shown, what is the most appropriate first intervention?
An electronic fetal monitoring factor that best correlates with fetal well-being is:
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