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November 2005 · Vol. 17, No. 11

Reducing the legal risks of labor induction and augmentation

Specific tactics minimize the chance of adverse oxytocin-related outcomes—and a flurry of allegations


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The only thing electronic fetal monitoring can identify with high specificity is the oxygenated fetus that is not experiencing metabolic acidemia

Go to the patient’s bedside when summoned, and document the date, time, and fetal heart rate interpretation

Carol  J.  Harvey,  RNC, MS

Clinical Nurse Specialist, Women’s Services, High-Risk Perinatal/Labor and Delivery, Northside Hospital,  Atlanta

Patricia  M.  Witcher,  RNC, MSN

Clinical Nurse Specialist, Women’s Services, High-Risk Perinatal/Labor and Delivery, Northside Hospital,  Atlanta

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