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fetal asphyxia Asphyxia occurring in a fetus; results from interference in placental circulation, umbilical cord compression, or from premature separation of the placenta, as in abruptio placentae.
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fetal assessment Estimating the current status of the fetus. SEE: amniocentesis; biophysical profile.
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fetal biophysical profile Biophysical profile .
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fetal blood sample A small amount of blood drawn from a fetal scalp vein to assess acid-base status. The normal fetal blood pH level is 7.25. Levels between 7.20 and 7.24 reflect a preacidotic state; levels below 7.20 indicate acidosis and fetal
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fetal demise Fetal death. SEE: Nursing Diagnoses Appendix.
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