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The client's cervix is fully dilated.
What should be assessed for a pregnant woman?
looking for signs of inadequate nutrition or iodine.
determining her weight
examining her body temperature.
examining her pulse
looking for indicators of anaemia.
examining for breathlessness
she did a blood pressure check.
The foetal head descent and a vaginal assessment of cervical dilation every four hours are currently the most frequently advised methods for gauging labour progress. The rate of dilatation below which syntocinon infusion augmentation is advised ranges from 1 cm/h (the original O'Driscoll advice, leading to augmentation rates in first labours of 40–50%) to 0.5 cm/h (resulting in augmentation rates of approximately 15%). Repeated blood pressure readings, a temperature reading, and measures of the amount of urine and ketone concentration in the urine are all used to determine the mother's status. On a combined flow chart, these variables are noted (a partogram).
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