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Nichole, Shylin, and Kelcey's group

Horizontales
Average FHR that occurs for at least 2 minutes during a 10 minute period and is averaged over 30 minutes.
When there are more than 25 beats of fluctuation over the FHR baseline, can indicate cord prolapse or maternal hypotension
Instilling a saline infusion by catheter into the uterine cavity to restore amniotic fluid volume to relieve umbilical cord compression that can interrupt fetal oxygenation.
Begin after the beginning of the contraction and do not return to the baseline FHR until after the contraction ends.
Cord is around the fetal neck
Abrupt FHR decreases of at least 15 beats/min from baseline that last longer than 60 seconds.
A dynamic process in which emotions and stress affect and influence each other.
Changes in the FHR that are not associated with uterine contractions.
FHR increase
Bluish color of the hands and feet of the newborn that is normal and is cause by sluggish peripheral circulation.
Verticales
3-4 cm of the fetal head is visible
Fluctuation or constant changes in the baseline FHR above and below the baseline in a 10 minute window.
Temporary changes in the baseline rate associated with uterine contractions that quickly return to baseline
Changes of 6 beats/min to 25 beats/min from the baseline FHR, is desirable because it indicates good oxygenation of the central nervous system and fetal well-being
Baseline FHR greater than 160 beats/min that lasts 2-10 minutes or longer.
Less than 6 beats/min change from baseline for a 10 minute period and is typically caused by uteroplacental insufficiency
An intervention during the 2nd stage of labor that allows passive fetal descent before active pushing is encouraged.