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Monitor the vital signs of the mother and the heart rate of the baby; Monitor for potentially dangerous complications of medications commonly given during labor and delivery; Communicate with the doctor to provide timely and accurate information; Identify complications and notify the doctor; and.
Nursing Management Nursing management focuses on: monitoring the woman very closely for signs of preterm labor: backache, increase in vaginal discharge, rupture of membranes, and uterine contractions. Provide emotional support and education to allay the couples anxiety about the well-being of their fetus.
Management includes insulin pump therapy, blood glucose monitoring, tests for placental function and fetal well-being, and good timing for birth. Educate the woman that her diet should include a reduced amount of fat.
These include obstetrical ultrasound, fetal echocardiography, fetal heart rate monitoring, noninvasive fetal anemia assessment, percutaneous umbilical blood sampling (PUBS), in-utero fetal blood transfusion and invasive therapies such as fetoscopy and fetal surgery.
You may be referred to a maternal-fetal medicine specialist if you have a pre-existing medical condition prior to pregnancy, develop a medical condition during pregnancy or have problems during delivery. Additionally, you will see a maternal-fetal medicine specialist during pregnancy if your baby has an anomaly.
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Thus, we can categorise referrals in pregnancy and childbirth as (1) institutional or self-referral, Page 3 231 depending on the involvement of first line services; (2) antenatal, delivery or postnatal referral; and (3) elective or emergency referral.
Management and Treatment Closer follow-up with your obstetrician. Consultation with a maternal fetal medicine (high-risk pregnancy) specialist. Consultation with other medical specialists. More ultrasounds and closer fetal evaluation. Home blood pressure monitoring.
If your pregnancy is considered high-risk, its important to work with your doctor or care team to get any health problems that can be managed under control. Other important tips for a healthy pregnancy include: See your doctor early in and throughout your pregnancy for prenatal care.

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