Physiology of FHR Decelerations

Becky Bagley, Director of the Nurse-Midwifery Program at ECU College of Nursing, discusses the physiology behind different types of fetal heart rate decelerations.
© ECU College of Nursing 2013

[@CaptainVelveeta]

You explained in 5 minutes what took my instructor a half an hour.

[@christinapage7394]

BEST VIDEO I COULD FIND ABOUT DECELS!!

[@dorothykoko9473]

best video ever on decels
ive been wondering why im struggling with understanding this,its all due to who is explaining

[@cronquist09]

That was super helpful! I love getting that "Aha!" light bulb moment. Thank you! Also found out I've been pronouncing midwifery wrong for quite some time now...

[@elr1cbros]

This is an excellent one-stop-shop video for fetal heart monitor basics. Great video. Thank you

[@jeaninely9762]

That was very helpful, especially the explanation for late decels. I never understood why decels happen after the contractions til now. Thank you so much!

[@guccirajab5248]

Excellent explanation

[@upbeatbymarjorie7302]

awesome video and explanation! big thank you I never understood about the decelerations until I saw this video. thank you and thank you again

[@margaretprawl313]

Great. Thank you so much. I was so confused after reading the text. After watching your video there was an opening in the dark clouds. After watching the video a second time, I do not even need to review the text. - J Patterson LPN to RN student.

[@lomographylillian]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I too am studying for my NCLEX and while reviewing in a book is great, having a visual is so incredibly helpful! Thank you again!

[@lanacastillo49]

this is very helpful...studying for my nclex

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Beautiful

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Great video!

[@hayley1220]

Love this!

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thank you for sharing!

[@crowdernursingstudent4972]

Excellent

[@elizabethv7411]

Really great video! thank you :)

[@AnkhArcRod]

If most of the deceleration trends are early while one out of 100 turns out to be late deceleration, what can one infer from this data? If the baby suffered from uteroplacental insufficiency, shouldn't we expect every deceleration to be late? At what ratio of late to early decelerations would one infer that child is suffering from uteroplacental insufficiency?

[@sese5153]

I have a question about late decels, If it's ultimately caused by a decreased level of O2, Isn't fetal tachycardia the proper response ?

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she mentioned about the appearance of shoulders

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[@Littleathquakes]

Good Lord my instructor did a terrible job explaining this compared to you.

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