Thanks Helen, I too don't totally agree with the capture theory and know
that it is a debatable topic but that was the information I was looking for
thankyou
From: Helen and Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re:
try the perinatal protocols guidelines in your
state they may help or contact a large teriary hospital such as the Womens and
childrens they also may assist with your inquiry
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From:
Ganesha Rosat
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent:
Recently where I work a primip come in at term plus 7 days in early labour about 11pm. She had a CTG at 3pm which was reactive, good variability etc. (they do routine CTG's on post-dates women). The woman wasn't inestablished labour and the midwife suggested she return home. The woman wasn't
CTG's can only reveal what is happening at that
moment and are subjective to interpretation.Often a CTG can look
positively awful, and yet after FBS the pH is fine - and how often have many of
us taken an emergency C/S to theatre because of a trace that was not reassuring
- to have a
Hi Michelle,
CTG's have been proven to be very inaccurate, for
various reason such as interpretation etc. In fact 80% of all CTG's will
show some abnormality, which is staggering considering it is such a
widely spread and heavily relied on tool. Why is it used?, because in
most
Hello Michelle
Last week something
strange has happened. Two colleague midwives had a stillbirth at home. A very
normal labour, half an hour second stage, good heartbeats. When the babys
head was born they saw meconium in the mouth (the water was clear when it broke
minutes before). The
Dear all, coincidently, I heard one of
my colleagues consent a women last night on Vit K and she informed the mother
that babies have little or novit K at birth until the gut flora can
develop and thence oral absorption begins. This was not my understanding
of the facts, but as I was not
Hi Sadie,I guess the thing is that alot of people believe that a normal CTG (not in labour) is reassuring for fetal well being for the next 24 hours. Obviously this wasn't the case for this baby.You said about doing emergency C/S for unressuring trace only to have the baby come out
I think it shows one person's interpretation of
a CTG...
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From:
Michelle Windsor
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 9:39
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] CTG
stillbirth
Hi Sadie,
I
Hi,I have several different thoughts on Vit K, they do contradict each other a bit, Firstly, with regards to supplementing, most women would supplement pre-pregnancy and first three months with folic acid to prevent neural tube defects- so why would you not consider the same for HDN- HOWEVER
My understanding is that the preparation
is designed to be absorbed from all tissues, especially to meet the challenges
of the oral route, MM
From: Vicky
so why introducea preparation thatis specially
prepared for IM administration- surelyitwould cause some sort of
irritation/
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