Thank you for the video! An addition to VEAL CHOP I have learned about is VEAL CHOP MINE, which stands for m=move the patient, I= identify progress, N= no intervention needed, and E= execute actions immediately! Thank you again Meris, love your videos! Especially the quizzes at the end! :D
Just got the flashcards, and they are great :) Trying to prep for my OB class that begins tomorrow......I'm already learning a lot of the quiz bank practice question answers on ATI through your videos!!!
During induction my daughter's baby ( 40 weeks) heart rate shot up to 250/min when pit started, and had meconium. Emergency CS done. Baby in NICU for continued high HR. Baby cried loudly and breathing good. What is causing baby to keep high rate??
A fetal heart rate of 115 bpm is within normal limits. Prolonged decelerations would absolutely require further investigation and intervention. --Meris
VEAL CHOP MINE (M: move pt; I: intervention not needed; N: none; E: examine why - SVE, POOF (position, stop oxytocin, apply O2, fluid bolus)
Love this!!! -Meris
Thank you for the video! An addition to VEAL CHOP I have learned about is VEAL CHOP MINE, which stands for m=move the patient, I= identify progress, N= no intervention needed, and E= execute actions immediately! Thank you again Meris, love your videos! Especially the quizzes at the end! :D
Oh I love that, that's a great addition! Thanks so much for sharing that with us and for watching! --Meris :)
@@LevelUpRN I have few questions. Can you please let me know your email ID to drop my queries. Thanks in advance
This is great! Thank you for posting
I love the way you explain, to the point and the quiz in the end is so helpful.Thank you!
You're very welcome! So happy to help! --Meris
Thank you for this video! I appreciate the clarity that you have given me!
You are so welcome!
I have also learned ROADI (Reposition, Oxygen, Alert HCP, D/c oxytocin, admin tocolytic, IV bolus)
I wish there were cards in the deck to show the different FHR patterns. Other than that these are good cards. They save me sooo much time 👍🏼
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I love the LIONS mnemonic! ❤
Just got the flashcards, and they are great :) Trying to prep for my OB class that begins tomorrow......I'm already learning a lot of the quiz bank practice question answers on ATI through your videos!!!
Best of luck in your new semester! Thanks for studying with me! --Meris :)
Love your video! I am currently studying for my NLCEX-RN and this was a great video to refresh my self! So thankful for level up RN!!!
Thank you! www.leveluprn.com/pages/nclex
Thank you so much for your sharing your knowledge and for sharing all your valuable information to us, all : )
You are very welcome. Thank you!
This is such a helpful video. I do have two questions. Why should we put mom on LEFT lying position and not RIGHT? Also, why do we stop oxytocin???...
i like the VEAL chop acronyms
Thanks!
Thank you for the videos... It is really helpful
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! --Meris :)
During induction my daughter's baby ( 40 weeks) heart rate shot up to 250/min when pit started, and had meconium. Emergency CS done. Baby in NICU for continued high HR. Baby cried loudly and breathing good. What is causing baby to keep high rate??
Thank you!
sir gestational age 6 weeks 2 days , FHR 99 bpm regular relative bradycardia. is written in report. is it normal and strong pregnancy
I love the practice questions :)
Glad you like them!
Wouldn’t Trendelenburg position place pressure on the lungs
So there was intervention needed in my case but the nurse diagnosed incorrectly. Medication was given, my oxygen was fine..
A sample will help understand better in your description
Wish you could show the strips while explaining 😊
Thank you 🌺🌺🌺🌺🤲🏼
You’re welcome 😊
FHR 90bpm by Doppler, 34wks what’s the first action please?
It's probably picking up your heart rate
Aweee Barbie 💕💕💕
Its 137 fhr in 19weeks is normal?thankyou mam
Hi just curious in active labor would you be concerned about a FHR of 115 or prolonged decelerations?
A fetal heart rate of 115 bpm is within normal limits. Prolonged decelerations would absolutely require further investigation and intervention. --Meris
Mine was not prolonged but the nurse intervened and said it must not be below the base during contraction.