a low-risk client is in the active phase of labor. the nurse evaluates the fetal monitor strip at 10:00 a.m. and notes the following: moderate variability, fhr in the 130s, occasional accelerations, and no decelerations. at what time should the nurse reevaluate the fhr?

Respuesta :

A low-risk customer is in the active labour period. At 10:00 a.m., the nurse examines the fetal monitor strip and observes the following: moderate fluctuation, fhr in the 130s, infrequent accelerations, and no decelerations. Should the nurse review the fhr at 10:30 a.m.

Fetal monitor strips

Standard (external) fetal monitor strips (also known as fetal monitoring strips) are little devices that are attached to the mother's stomach/'baby bump' to monitor the child's heartbeat. The fetal monitor strips accomplish this by capturing and tracking the baby's heart activity using Doppler ultrasound. Some fetal monitor strips will also keep a baseline for comparison, providing medical practitioners with extra information about the child's status. Internal monitor strips can also be used, but they must be properly dilated and attached to the child's head.

To learn more about  fetal monitor strips

https://brainly.com/question/8560699

#SPJ4