Author Question: A reactive cardiotocograph (CTG) is when there is: a. one acceleration exceeding 10 b.p.m., ... (Read 58 times)

Capo · **on:** Jun 28, 2018

A reactive cardiotocograph (CTG) is when there is:

a. one acceleration exceeding 10 b.p.m., sustained for at least 10 seconds in a 15-minute period.
b. two accelerations exceeding 10 b.p.m., sustained for at least 10 seconds in a 20-minute period.
c. two accelerations exceeding 15 b.p.m., sustained for at least 15 seconds in a 20-minute period.
d. one acceleration exceeding 15 b.p.m., sustained for at least 15 seconds in a 15-minute period.

Question 2

A vaginal birth after a caesarean section would most probably be contraindicated for which of the following women?

a. a woman who has had a previous caesarean section
b. a women with two previous low transverse caesarean sections for failure to progress in labour
c. a woman with a previous caesarean section performed using a vertical incision in the upper uterine segment
d. a woman with a previous emergency caesarean section at 26 weeks before the onset of labour