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Electronic Fetal Monitoring Certification Examination Review January December 2015 Attend in person at MAH EC or via GoToWebinar Location: Dates: MAH EC Mary C. Despite Biltmore Campus 121 Hendersonville

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How to fill out electronic fetal monitoring:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary equipment, including the electronic fetal monitoring machine, cables, and electrodes.
2. Position the pregnant woman comfortably on a bed or exam table, ensuring that she can easily be monitored throughout the procedure.
3. Clean the woman's abdomen with an antiseptic solution to ensure proper electrode adhesion and reduce the risk of infection.
4. Apply the electrodes to the woman's abdomen, following the manufacturer's instructions for proper placement. Typically, one electrode is placed near the mother's belly button and another over the fundus, or the top of the uterus.
5. Connect the electrodes to the electronic fetal monitoring machine using the appropriate cables. Ensure that the connections are secure.
6. Turn on the fetal monitoring machine and adjust the settings, such as the heart rate display and sensitivity levels, according to the healthcare provider's instructions.
7. Observe the electronic fetal monitoring machine for accurate readings and monitor the fetal heart rate and uterine contractions.
8. Record the baseline fetal heart rate, along with any variations or decelerations that occur during the monitoring period.
9. Monitor the pattern of uterine contractions, noting their frequency, duration, and strength.
10. Continuously evaluate the electronic fetal monitoring tracings for any abnormalities or signs of fetal distress.
11. Document all findings accurately and clearly on the designated electronic or paper chart.

Who needs electronic fetal monitoring?

1. Pregnant women who have certain risk factors, such as a history of complications in previous pregnancies, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, or placental abnormalities, may require electronic fetal monitoring.
2. Women with high-risk pregnancies, such as those carrying multiples or experiencing preterm labor, may also require electronic fetal monitoring to closely monitor the health and well-being of the fetus.
3. In cases where the healthcare provider detects abnormalities in the fetal heart rate during routine prenatal care or other assessments, they may recommend electronic fetal monitoring for further evaluation.
4. Women who undergo medical interventions, such as induction of labor or administration of certain medications, may need electronic fetal monitoring to ensure the safety of both the mother and the baby.
5. In certain situations, electronic fetal monitoring may be used during labor to assess fetal well-being and make informed decisions regarding the need for interventions, such as cesarean delivery or assisted vaginal delivery.

Overall, electronic fetal monitoring is a valuable tool in prenatal and perinatal care, providing healthcare providers with valuable information about the fetus's heart rate and uterine contractions. It allows for early detection of potential problems and helps guide clinical decision-making to ensure the best possible outcomes for both the mother and the baby.

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Electronic fetal monitoring is a method of tracking the baby's heart rate and the mother's contractions during pregnancy and labor.

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Healthcare providers such as doctors, nurses, and midwives are typically responsible for filing electronic fetal monitoring.

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What is the purpose of electronic fetal monitoring?

The purpose of electronic fetal monitoring is to ensure the health and well-being of the baby during pregnancy and labor.

What information must be reported on electronic fetal monitoring?

Electronic fetal monitoring typically includes the baby's heart rate, the mother's contractions, and any other relevant information during pregnancy and labor.

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