Is it self deception to do fetal heart rate monitoring after oxygen inhalation?

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In order to ensure the healthy growth of the fetus, expectant mothers will regularly go to the hospital for prenatal checkups, and when they are pregnant for a period of time, there will be fetal heart rate monitoringWhat should I do if the fetal heart rate monitoring is still not good after oxygen inhalation?

What to do if the fetal heart rate monitoring is still not good after oxygen inhalation The more serious the degree of fetal heart rate abnormality, it often means that the fetal hypoxia is also heavier, but not all fetal heart rate abnormalities are caused by hypoxia, in addition to the above conditions, the situation of the pregnant woman itself also affects the change of fetal heartbeat, such as pregnant woman fever, fetal heart rate often exceeds 160 times, pregnant woman has hyperthyroidism, her own heart rate is very fast, fetal heart rate often exceeds 160 minutes, if pregnant women take certain drugs, such as salbutamol taken during preterm birth to protect the fetus, or with atropine, can cause increased heart rate in both mother and child. A slow fetal heart rate can be caused by a lack of oxygen to the fetus, but sometimes pregnant women take certain medications, such as propranol, which act on the fetus through the placenta, causing the fetal heart rate to slow down.

In addition, after more than 40 weeks of pregnancy, due to the development of the fetal nervous system, the fetal heart rate can sometimes be lower than 120 minutes, so when there is an abnormal fetal heart rate, it is necessary to carefully analyze the situation, make correct judgments and treatments, and if there is indeed fetal hypoxia, it should be delivered as soon as possible.

How to look at the fetal heart rate monitoring chart There are many ** lines on the fetal heart rate monitoring, and when mothers see the layers of change lines, are they dizzy? Don't worry, the public health network encyclopedia tells you what to do. For fetal heart rate monitoring, mothers should first understand a few basic concepts and what each concept means.

Only by truly mastering these basic concepts, can mothers see the fetal monitoring chart unimpeded! The main ones are the following:

A baseline of 120 to 160 beats of fetal heart rate within minutes is best in the absence of fetal movements, with a maximum score greater than 160 or less than 120 points deducted.

2. The amplitude is the fluctuation range of the fetal heart rate baseline when there is no fetal movement, more than 10 is a full score, and 5-9 times is 1 point.

3. The number of times the fetal heart rate rises during fetal movement should be greater than 15 times, from the starting point to the highest point.

4. The duration of fetal heart rate rise during fetal movement should be greater than 15 seconds, from the starting point to the highest point.

5. The number of fetal movements in 20 minutes should be greater than 3 times.

A full score indicates that the fetus is in good condition in utero within a week, and there is no indication of hypoxia. A score of 8 to 7 indicates suspected fetal hypoxia, and a score of 7 or less indicates intrauterine hypoxia. If the fetal heart rate decreases significantly when the fetus moves, when it is at rest, the fetal heart rate returns to normal, and the umbilical cord is suspected to be around the neck.

The grid represents the time horizontally, and the number of times the table reaches vertically. The upper row of Tupou represents the direction of the fetal heart rate, and the lower row of Tupou represents the pressure in the uterine cavity. Generally, the uterine pressure is 20, if there are 3 times of uterine pressure more than 50 times in 10 minutes, it means that the pregnant woman has the symptoms of labor, and if it has not yet reached the expectation, pay attention to the fetus.

At the same time, it is recommended that colleagues do not do it after 11 o'clock, because pregnant women are hungry will also affect the results.

If the fetal heart rate monitoring is unqualified during fetal heart rate monitoring, the doctor may recommend oxygen to the expectant mother after comprehensively considering the physical condition of the expectant mother. Under normal circumstances, the expectant mother's fetal heart rate monitoring may be normal after oxygen inhalation, is there anything wrong in this case? Let's take a look!

If the fetal heart rate monitoring of the pregnant woman is not good, and the monitoring data after oxygen inhalation is passed, it means that the fetus is hypoxic in utero, and the symptoms of the expectant mother are improved after oxygen inhalation, indicating that oxygen inhalation is effective. At this time, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive evaluation based on the fetal movement of the expectant mother and the color ultrasound examination to determine whether the expectant mother needs continuous oxygen inhalation.

After the expectant mother inhales oxygen, the reason why the fetal heart rate monitoring can pass the test is because the fetus gets enough oxygen, and the fetal heart rate and fetal movement will naturally become normal, but if the fetus still does not pass the test when the fetal heart rate monitoring is carried out again, the expectant mother needs to inhale oxygen again. If the results of multiple fetal heart rate monitoring continue to fail, the expectant mother will most likely need to have an early caesarean section to remove the baby.

In fact, fetal hypoxia is a common occurrence in the third trimester of pregnancy, and expectant mothers should take precautions when they are pregnant. Even if the fetal heart rate monitoring is unqualified, expectant mothers should not worry too much, they must remember to follow the doctor's instructions to adjust or **, exercise appropriately, and maintain a good mood.

Pregnant women have to do a lot of examinations during pregnancy, after all, the fetus has to develop to about 38 weeks before it can be born, during which no one knows what will happen, what the baby will grow into, it is also necessary to check to know, fetal monitoring is a project that must be done in the late stage, do you know why the fetal monitoring is passed after oxygen inhalation?

Generally, when the fetal movement is obvious or decreases or increases, then this is the case of fetal hypoxia, and oxygen inhalation is necessary. The results of fetal heart rate monitoring are more accurate. Fetal heart rate monitoring examination is the use of ultrasound to monitor the condition of the fetus in utero, which is the main detection method to correctly assess the condition of the fetus in utero.

The response of the fetal heart rate during fetal movements and contractions can be understood to infer whether the fetus is hypoxic in utero. Normal fetal heart sounds of 120 160 beats, if the fetal heart sounds are more than 160 beats or continue for 100 beats, it means that the fetus is hypoxic in utero, and it should be timely**, that is, the pregnant woman needs oxygen to improve the intrauterine hypoxia of the fetus.

If your baby's heart rate doesn't increase when he moves, or if he doesn't move once in 40 minutes, the result is "unresponsive." A non-responsive type of fetal heart rate monitoring does not mean that the condition is not normal, it just means that the monitoring does not provide enough information, and you may need to do it again after 1 hour, or do another test, such as a fetal biophysical evaluation or a contraction stress test.

If your baby is detected with an abnormal fetal heartbeat, the fetal heartbeat pattern on the monitor will directly reflect the abnormality. When the fetal heart rate continues to slow down due to the frequent fetal hypoxia and the pregnant woman's own reasons, it is necessary to pay attention to the examination to understand whether the fetus has congenital heart disease.

Poor fetal monitoring and oxygen inhalation is caused by hypoxia, and it may also be caused by poor fetal movement, so it is necessary to regularly monitor the condition of the fetus, parents need to observe the fetal movement from time to time, if the fetal movement is frequent or reduced, it means that the fetus has hypoxia, and it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to find out what causes it, and then give symptomatic measures according to the specific examination results.

After entering 28 weeks, pregnant mothers need to pay attention to the activity of the fetus, that is, the counting and regular observation of fetal movements. Generally, the intrauterine condition of the fetus can be monitored with the help of an electronic fetal heart rate monitor at 34 weeks, and once a week if there are no special circumstances.

The results of fetal monitoring can be scored by whether there is an accelerated fetal heartbeat, a baseline level of fetal heart rate, how much the fetus moves, etc. If the score is low, it is generally necessary to look for the cause. The most common is to let the pregnant mother take oxygen and rest for more than 20 minutes, and then recheck the fetal monitoring.

If the fetal monitoring is not passed several times in a row, the possibility of intrauterine hypoxia of the fetus is considered. Further measures include hospitalization** and, if necessary, timely termination of the pregnancy to save the fetus.