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Re: Fluid requirements and NST

From: Kathy (kohowell@sehosp.org)
Fri, 28 Sep 2001 09:33:33 -0500 (CDT)

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Yes it does. Thank you. Our instructor/textbook indicates monitoring for 10 minutes with late decels after each CTX. Didn't really make since to me if we are talking about the infant loosing their reserve it would make since to further evaluate with even one late decel.

In any case, thank you again for responding.

KSO At Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Claudia Twisdale RN wrote: >
>8-10 glasses a day (at least) With NST, 3 accels with movement in 30
>minutes. You want to see the accels go at least 10-15 bpm above
>baseline. #0 mi nute time frame allows for normal sleep cycles. CST,
>any late decel is cause further evaluation. Hope this helps!
>
>At Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Kathy wrote:
>>
>>What is the recommended requirement during pregnancy of water intake. In
>>most texts I read 6 to 8 glasses daily and in others I read 2 to 3L to
>>avoid constipation.
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>>Also
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>>With NST: is a Reactive result two accels in 10 minutes or two in twenty
>>minutes?
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>>With CST: Is the result positive with one late decel in 10 minutes or
>>should there be more?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>KSO,LPN, nursing student

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