The Art of Communication
Listen Up!
What's the Word?
Chips and "Dip"
Odds and Ends
100

Name one information exchange strategy 

•Situation—Background— Assessment—Recommendation (SBAR)

•CHAT

•Handover

100

Frequency of IA in the latent phase if admitted to L&D 

 At least Q1 hour 

100

WITH contractions 

Periodic

100

Onset, nadir and recovery mirror the onset, peak and end of the contraction

Early deceleration

100

An intervention used to relieve intermittent umbilical cord compression by restoring the amniotic fluid volume

Amnioinfusion 

200

The transfer of information during transitions in care across the continuum

Handover 

200

Frequency of IA during active second stage (when pushing)

At LEAST Q 5 minutes or immediately following each contraction

200

NOT with contractions

Episodic 

200

Onset, nadir and recovery occur AFTER the onset, peak and end of contraction

Late Deceleration

200

The practice of having EFM tracings viewed at regular intervals by more than one person

Fresh Eyes 

300

Name two communication challenges when working in teams 

•Interruptions

•Task absorption

•Verbal Abuse

•Fatigue

•Not following plan of care

•Ambiguous orders or directions

•Change in team members

•Workload

300

Timing of FHR auscultation in relation to the contraction. 

Immediately following the contraction 

300

Greater than or equal to 3 in a row

Repetitive 

300

Has an abrupt onset, is greater than 15 seconds in duration and falls greater than 15 beats below baseline 

Variable deceleration 

300

Improve maternal status, improve uterine blood flow, Improve umbilical circulation, Improve placental perfusion.

Goals of intrauterine resuscitation 

400

Name two factors that contribute to effective communication.

•Mutual respect

•Language that is clear and precise

•Timely flow and transfer of relevant information

•Clear delineation of the roles of the communicators

•Respect for confidentiality

•Conducive environment

Inclusion of everyone the information affects

400

After a baseline has been established The FHR should be auscultated for this long 

30-60 seconds 

400

Occurring with greater than or equal to 50% of contractions in 20 min.

Recurrent

400

A variable deceleration lasting ≥60 sec. AND down to ≤60 bpm or decrease by ≥60bpm below baseline

Complicated Variable 

400

Provides an indirect assessment of acid-base status

Fetal scalp stimulation 

500

Name two reason that Teamwork is important in the clinical setting 

•Reduced clinical errors

•Improve patient outcomes

•Improve process outcomes

•Increase patient satisfaction

•Increase family satisfaction

•Increase staff satisfaction

•Reduce staff turnover

•Reduce patient and family grievances and complaints

500

Two features of the FHR that cannot be identified by auscultation

Variability and type of decel

500

Occurring with less than 50% of contractions in 20 minutes 

Intermittent 

500

Classification of late decelerations if intermittent (<50% in 20 min.)

Atypical 

500

Presence of THIS is a crude indicator of fetal oxygenation as it reflects an intact CNS

Variability 

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