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1. Chorioamnionitis:
Chorioamnionitis is a material infection that affects placenta and membrane that surround the growing baby.
Pregnant women gets chorioamnionitis infection through bacterial infection.
2. Ectopic pregnancy:
In ectopic pregnancy the fertilized ovum implanted outside the uterine cavity.
3. Intervention for non-reassuring FHR:
Electronic monitoring of FHR
Determine the causes of abnormality like abruptio placenta, cord prolapse etc
Take general measures to improve oxygenation.
Administer oxygen.
Give intravenous fluids.
Correct hypotension.
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(please fill in every box)
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