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NCC Electronic Fetal Monitoring Certification / Total Preparation Guide – Complete Review, Practice Questions, and Success Strategies for Every Exam Topic / 470+ Q&A Terms in this set (470) Which of the following factors can have a negative effect on uterine blood flow? a. Hypertension b. E...

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Preparation Guide – Complete Review, Practice
Questions, and Success Strategies for Every Exam
Topic / 470+ Q&A


Terms in this set (470)

Which of the following e. All of the above
factors can have a negative
effect on uterine blood
flow?
a. Hypertension
b. Epidural
c. Hemorrhage
d. Diabetes
e. All of the above

How does the fetus b. Increases cardiac output by increasing it's heart rate.
compensate for
decreased maternal
circulating volume?
a. Increases
cardiacoutput by
increasing stroke volume.
b. Increases
cardiacoutput by
increasing it's heart rate.
c. Increases
cardiacoutput by
increasing fetal
movement.

,Stimulating the vagus nerve a. A decrease in the heart rate
typically produces:
a. A decrease in the
heartrate
b. An increase in the
heartrate
c. An increase in stroke
volume
d. No change

What initially causes a g. C & D
chemoreceptor response? a.
Epidurals
b. Supine
maternalposition
c. Increased CO2 levels
d. Decreased O2 levels
e. A&C
f. A&B
g. C&D

The vagus nerve begins b. Decreases baseline
maturation 26 to 28 weeks.
Its dominance results in what
effect to the FHR baseline?
a. Increases baseline
b. Decreases baseline



T/F: Oxygen exchange in the True
placenta takes place in the
intervillous space.

False
T/F: The parasympathetic
nervous system is a
cardioaccelerator.

,T/F: Baroreceptors are True
stretch receptors which
respond to increases or
decreases in blood pressure.



T/F: There are two electronic True
fetal monitoring methods of
obtaining the fetal heart rate:
the ultrasound transducer
and the fetal spiral electrode.




T/F: Variability can be False
determined with the
fetoscope.

T/F: Because the ultrasound False
transducer and toco
transducer are sealed units,
they can be dipped in warm
water to make cleaning
easier.


T/F: The most common True
artifact with the ultrasound
transducer system for fetal
heart rate is increased
variability.


T/F: All fetal monitors True
contain a logic system
designed to reject artifact.

True
T/F: The monitor should
always be tested before
starting a tracing, either
external or internal mode
and labeled a test.

, T/F: The paper speed on False
the fetal monitor should
always be set at 1cm/min.


T/F: Both internal and False
external monitoring
methods are equally
accurate means of obtaining
the fetal heart rate and
contraction patterns.




T/F: The external toco is True
usually placed over the
uterine fundus to pick up
contractions.


T/F: The external toco gives False
measurable uterine
pressure.

T/F: The fetal spiral False
electrode can be placed
when vaginal bleeding of
unknown origin is present.


T/F: The ultrasound True
transducer is usually placed
on the side of the uterus
over the baby's back, as the
fetal heart is heard best
there.


False
T/F: The spiral electrode is
used to more accurately
determine the frequency,
duration, and intensity of
uterine contractions.

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