Match the following fetal heart rate (FHR) monitoring patterns observed during labor to their classic underlying pathophysiologic etiologies.
- Early decelerationsFetal head compression
- Variable decelerationsUmbilical cord compression
- Late decelerationsUteroplacental insufficiency
- Sinusoidal patternSevere fetal anemia
Cevap
Early decelerations correlate with fetal head compression, variable decelerations with umbilical cord compression, late decelerations with uteroplacental insufficiency, and a sinusoidal pattern with severe fetal anemia.
The correct matches represent foundational knowledge of fetal heart rate interpretation, which can be remembered using the VEAL CHOP mnemonic: Variable = Cord compression, Early = Head compression, Acceleration = Okay, Late = Placental insufficiency. A sinusoidal pattern is an additional, highly specific finding indicating severe fetal anemia.
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Fetal heart rate monitoring patterns and their etiologies (VEAL CHOP)