Assessment in labour should include:
a. any VE assessments, abdominal palpation and descent of fetal head.
b. any VE assessments, abdominal palpation, urinalysis and descent of fetal head.
c. any VE assessments, vital signs and urinalysis.
d. descent of fetal head vital signs and urinalysis.
Question 2
Fetal bradycardia of 60 b.p.m. or less could be indicative of:
a. variable decelerations or fetal hypoxia.
b. fetal hypoxia or fetal bradycardia.
c. prolapsed cord or placental abruption.
d. variable decelerations or placental abruption.
The division of labour in insect societies.
Parts of the Hand Used in Palpation; Ulnar Surface
Illustration of a large aneurysm in the abdominal aorta that has ruptured.
Examples of characteristics measured by palpation
Nursing history for breast assessment