Causes of fetal hypoxia

    • [DOC File]Opioid Dependence During Pregnancy

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      Fetal infection also reduces the reserve to cope with hypoxia. ‘Asphyxia’ describes the extreme condition where the oxygen delivery to tissues fails to leading to metabolic acidosis in ...

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    • [DOCX File]GMEC SCN Fetal monitoring in labour (CTG)

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      B. Fetal hypoxia (low oxygen) = major concern for fetus in opioid depend moms (slide 17) Many causes (ex: cocaine, smoking) & fluctuating maternal intake of opioids. Opioids cross placenta 8. Maternal opioid use pattern: use a lot, stop, withdrawal, use again causes: Changing opioid concentrations (conc) for fetus = unstable environment

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    • [DOC File]Dr. Manuel Vallejo's Academic Website

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      Etiologies: Maternal fever, fetal hypoxia, fetal anemia, amnionitis, fetal tachyarrhythmia (usually > 200 BPM with abrupt onset little to no variability) SVT (200-240 BPM) [5] , fetal heart failure, drugs (beta sympathomimetics, vistaril, phenothiazines) , rebound ( transient tachycardia following a deceleration accompanied by decreased ...

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    • Perinatal Hypoxia | Birth Injury Guide

      This guideline is based on the NICE Guideline on Intrapartum Care: Care of healthy women and their babies during childbirth (Updated 2017). This guideline covers the physiology of hypoxia and clarifies when electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) should be used as an appropriate method of monitoring the fetal heart but also standardises the classification of cardiotocographs (CTG) and provides ...

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    • ResearchGate

      It is based on the rationale that fetal hypoxia causes changes in the morphology of ST segment and T wave of fetal ECG. Intrapartum Fetal Resuscitation: Some of the common causes of intrapartum fetal distress include maternal hypotension, fever, uteroplacental insufficiency, uterine hypertonus, umbilical cord compression and oligohydramnios.

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