Fetal Heart Rate Decelerations (Early, Late, Variable)

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[@emdgrl]

Late decels are NOT ok! You CANNOT just monitor more closely. Get that mom on her left side and give her O2 to prevent baby getting hypoxia.

[@LOLsaudi]

thank u sir

[@TheRacingDoc1]

Per UWORLD: SHARP deceleration occur with contractions are still considered variable and are due to cord compression. Positioning mom in left lateral side reduces cord compression and improves blood flow to placenta. This late deceleration is not as bad. If you have a late deceleration, then there is placental insufficiency, this is a true EMERGENCY!!!

[@kc9843]

You said lates are ok and variable are the good ones. Not true. Lates are 2nd to placental insufficiency and NOT good. Uncomplicated variables are ok because they demonstrate a fetus with enough reserve while complicated variables are not good as they indicate a fetus with poor reserves.

[@barbaracastillo4725]

thank you !!!!!

[@nal7702]

Thank youuuuu for this! Very helpful ♥️

[@TheKIN3TEKInitiative]

Decelerations+TP4=4YearInvestigation.

[@chinchukbabu6804]

Thankyou sir

[@manfuckyou562]

thanks dude

[@Kwikwasab]

thank you!!!

[@surangakaushalya2568]

have to disagree with the theory explained here.

[@Carante1]

very well explained and thank you for that.

[@tonyalangbein5914]

Thanks so much for explaining this process....great video

[@ShibbyDude223]

Helped a lot, thanks!

[@yragonzales889]

Thank you! Explained clearly!

[@valeriepeers2359]

Late decelerations occur with contractions in the presence of hypoxia. They are a warning of distress and never reassuring. The start late, dip late and finish late after every contraction. The foetus is struggling to compensate with the poor oxygenation. They are never OK!

[@sweetkiwi728]

Excellent video. 5 stars all around. TY!

[@halaalabboud480]

This is so simple and organised 👌thanks

[@sunshinemari081]

Verrryyyyy helpful!! Thank you

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