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The document is a Washington State Fetal Death Certificate, which collects detailed information regarding the delivery of a fetus, including personal details of the parents, delivery location, cause of death, and disposition of the fetus. It includes sections for maternal and paternal information, medical history, risk factors during pregnancy, and any significant conditions affecting the fetus.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Washington Fetal Death Certificate in the editor.
Begin by filling in the delivery information. Enter the name of the fetus, including first, middle, and last names, along with the sex (M/F/Unk) and date of delivery.
Complete the time of delivery and specify the type of birthplace. If applicable, indicate if it was a planned birth place and provide details about the facility.
Next, input parent’s information. Fill in both mother’s and father’s names, dates of birth, current legal names, and addresses. Ensure all fields are accurately completed for proper documentation.
Proceed to disposition information. This includes signing off on cause of death and method of disposition. Make sure to include relevant signatures and dates.
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What causes death of a baby in the ?

Stillbirths can have multiple causes, including problems with the placenta or umbilical cord, genetic conditions that affect the fetus or pregnancy complications. There are resources available to support you through a pregnancy loss.

What happens if a dead fetus is not removed?

Women who retain the dead embryo/fetus can experience severe blood loss or develop an infection of the . These are rare complications. Gastro‐intestinal side effects such as nausea and diarrhoea, cramping or abdominal pain and fever have been reported with misoprostol.

What is the leading cause of death of unborn babies?

The major causes of stillbirth include pregnancy and childbirth-related complications, prolonged pregnancy, maternal infections such as malaria, syphilis and HIV, maternal conditions especially hypertension, and diabetes, and fetal growth restriction (when an unborn baby is unable to achieve its growth potential and

What is the main cause of intrauterine fetal death?

Stillbirth has many causes: intrapartum complications, hypertension, diabetes, infection, congenital and genetic abnormalities, placental dysfunction, and pregnancy continuing beyond forty weeks. It is a catastrophic event with lasting consequences on all of society.

How common is fetal death in utero?

The early fetal mortality rate (2027 weeks of gestation) declined 5% from 2021 (2.95) to 2022 (2.79). This rate declined 12% from 2014 (3.16) to 2022. The late fetal mortality rate (28 weeks of gestation or more) declined 3% from 2021 (2.80) to 2022 (2.71), marking the first decline in the rate since 2014 (2.83).

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What is the difference between a miscarriage and a fetal death?

A stillbirth is a jarring pregnancy loss, similar to a miscarriage. Stillbirths involve fetal death after week 20, while miscarriage involves the fetus passing away before week 20.

What is the infant mortality rate in Washington state?

In Washington in 2022, 362 infants died before reaching their first birthday, an infant mortality rate of 4.3 per 1,000 live births. In Washington in 2023, 71.1% of infants were born to women receiving adequate/adequate plus prenatal care. In Washington in 2023, 30.0% of live births were Cesarean deliveries.