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CTG Made Easy - Susan Gauge

CTG Made Easy

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Buch | Softcover
208 Seiten
2011 | 4th Revised edition
Churchill Livingstone (Verlag)
978-0-7020-5214-9 (ISBN)
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A guide to health professionals involved in monitoring the fetal heart rate during labour, and specifically in the interpretation of CTG traces. It helps them to acquire competence and confidence in various aspects of fetal heart rate monitoring during labour, improving the care offered to women and babies.
CTG Made Easy 4th edition continues the successful format of previous editions, offering a practical guide to all health professionals involved in monitoring the fetal heart rate during labour, and specifically in the interpretation of CTG traces. The workbook approach remains, with many new and updated case histories and CTGs, all using current terminology and a recommended proforma for interpretation.

The book will aid health professionals to acquire competence and confidence in all aspects of fetal heart rate monitoring during labour, improving the care offered to women and babies.






In-depth debate on choice of intermittent or continuous electronic fetal heart rate monitoring enables correct identification of the appropriate method
Updated references and recommendations from latest national guidelines ensure readers have access to current research-based evidence and expert opinion
Clear explanation of the physiology of baseline and periodic abnormalities provides vital information for interpretation and assessment of fetal compromise
CTG features are described following up-to-date recommendations from NICE
Charts describe the classification of CTGs and illustrations describe variable decelerations to aid understanding
Discussion of current adjuncts to electronic fetal heart rate monitoring give the reader insight into current developments and possible future practice
RCOG and NICE proforma and classifications aid consistency in interpretation and use of terminology



Recent cases of litigation are used to demonstrate the difficulties encountered with monitoring techniques and interpretation of the data, giving the reader an insight into cases that proceed to litigation
New online resources: 20 additional case histories, with feedback,�are available online.






Evidence relating to fetal monitoring in labour updated to current national guidance
Expanded section debating the issues surrounding intermittent auscultation versus continuous electronic fetal heart rate monitoring
Expanded section on the physiological control of the fetal heart rate, fetal blood sampling and acid base balance.



Risk management updated, including risks and benefits of current methods of fetal heart rate monitoring, future developments, and legal issues



References comprehensively reviewed, including NICE and RCOG clinical guidelines

New online resources

20 additional�case histories, with feedback, available online

Part 1 Assessing fetal well being in labour

Introduction

Intermittent auscultation

Continuous electronic fetal heart rate monitoring

Adjuncts to CEFM for fetal surveillance

Conclusion

References

Part 2 Interpretation of the CTG

Control of the fetal heart rate

Interpretation of the CTG

Features of the cardiotocograph (CTG)

Basic patterns

Periodic changes

Interpretation of the data

Management of a suspicious CTG

Management of a pathological CTG

References

Part 3 Litigation and the CTG

Andrew Symon

Introduction

Background to CTG litigation

The CTG in litigation

Conclusion

References

Part 4 Case Studies

Contents

Section 1 Normal

Section 2 Bradycardia

Section 3 Tachycardia

Section 4 Reduced variability

Section 5 Early decelerations

Section 6 Late decelerations

Section 7: Variable decelerations

Section 8: Prolonged decelerations

Section 9: Complex

Section 10: Miscellaneous

Part 5 Good practice guide

Introduction

Developing guidelines

Audit

Communication

Training and development

Supervisors of midwives

Practical guides

Risk assessment chart

Web addresses

References

Index

Zusatzinfo Approx. 120 illustrations
Verlagsort London
Sprache englisch
Maße 189 x 246 mm
Themenwelt Medizin / Pharmazie Medizinische Fachgebiete Gynäkologie / Geburtshilfe
Medizin / Pharmazie Pflege
ISBN-10 0-7020-5214-0 / 0702052140
ISBN-13 978-0-7020-5214-9 / 9780702052149
Zustand Neuware
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