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The document outlines the procedure for conducting an Auscultated Acceleration Test to monitor fetal heart rate (FHR). It details the steps for auscultating FHR over a 6-minute period, documenting the results, and performing external stimulation if necessary. The interpretation section explains how to identify FHR accelerations, indicating fetal reactivity.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the auscultated acceleration test in the editor.
Begin by entering the patient's name in the designated field. This ensures accurate identification throughout the procedure.
Next, fill in the Estimated Due Date (EDD) and Weeks Gestation fields. This information is crucial for assessing fetal development.
Document the midwife's name and date of the test in their respective fields. This adds accountability and traceability to your records.
During the procedure, auscultate the Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) for 6 minutes, noting down FHRs on the provided graph at every other 5-second interval.
If no acceleration occurs within the first 2 minutes, perform an external manual manipulation as instructed, documenting any changes observed.

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What are the criteria for an acceleration on NST?

Although the most common definition of a reactive nonstress test is an acceleration in the fetal heart rate of 15 beats per minute (bpm) for 15 seconds, some investigators require that the fetal heart rate acceleration be maintained at 15 bpm above the baseline for the entire 15 seconds (long criterion), and others

What is a constant acceleration test?

The objective of constant acceleration tests is to determine the ability of components, equipments or other products to operate without degradation, to resist mechanically and structurally when subjected to progressive and then sustained acceleration.

What does an acceleration look like in FHR?

An acceleration is an abrupt increase in FHR above baseline with onset to peak of the acceleration less than 30 seconds and less than 2 minutes in duration. The duration of the acceleration is defined as the time from the initial change in heart rate from the baseline to the time of return to the FHR to baseline.

What is the simple experiment for acceleration?

Put the length of chain on a smooth table so that it is at right angles to the edge. Then pull the end over the edge until, on release, the whole chain slides. Then the hanging portion will pull the rest, with increasing acceleration.

How to test your acceleration?

Using the 20-30m split time (and a little bit of simple physics speed = time / distance), you can get a good picture of your maximum sprinting speed. By looking at the 0-10m (early acceleration phase) and 10-20m (late acceleration phase) split times you will find your acceleration speed.

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