NonStress Test Made Simple

[@supposeds1887]

*”I am not an artist; I am in medicine for a reason”*

[@TheSexymiss87]

Thank you so much. I've started my residency in Gynecology and no one was able to explain all this to me. Your video is awesome

[@dannyp206]

this video was a very decent introduction to the NST. I really learnt a lot from this. thanks for uploading.

[@joshtidwell6286]

Thanks for clearing up the FHR strips for me. No one was going into detail like you did, and I have a test on this tomorrow morning...saved my bacon!

[@sainikhilkonduru2367]

Great comprehensive video. Covers all the required details not just for the exam but also future practice. Thank you.!

[@eunicedagi8993]

Thank you. I have never gotten this detailed explanation on Non-stress test.

[@marvoht]

I am 4 min into the video and I am already thanking you lol.. honestly, this is very helpful. I was lost for weeks and my exam is in two days..

[@mauriciomesa6455]

Excellent tips, thanks for taking the time to do this!

[@zarap.2291]

this is amazing!! thanks so much for uploading.

[@robustanmed2372]

nice! your tutorial helped me a lot.. Thank you! God bless

[@ninjabunny11]

im starting my obgyn rotations. thank you, this will really help me be understand what the heck is going on.

[@angelahalls3628]

Thank you very much. I was not understanding the term but have a much better understanding of the test now. Thanks

[@yalidele]

Thank you.... Great teaching.... you are awesome

[@esrasehergunes7548]

It was *really* easy to understand, thanks for taking your time&sharing ^^

[@MyBeautifulBeauty]

thank you, i understand it better now. God bless you

[@cedricaldenremonte1118]

This is amazing! You literally saved my life, now I know how to read NSTs. Thank you! (Student Nurse)

[@HopeObama08]

Thank you so much! Now I get it! couldn't be clearer!

[@bahamanurse]

Excellent breakdown on NST interpretation.

[@amritarasaili795]

Thnk u sir!!!! Its really helpful and comprehensive

[@drljara]

Thank you! this makes soo much more sense !

[@charityfaithbeebe]

Thanks a lot, it helps so much! now I know how to read the NST :)

[@sayedzafurullahhaji]

Thanks a lot , very helpful in understanding non stress test

[@lyn8283]

wow! This is excellent.

[@JAZhas3g]

very helpful ..thank you very much ~

[@MultiAngelicab]

this was very helpful! thank you for sharing =)

[@LK-sg8pk]

perfect explanation! Thank you

[@annamccormac8816]

THANK YOU! Explained well.

[@sakthipriya9720]

good teaching doctor ..thank you

[@hawaj887]

Highly informative!

[@maxwelln2421]

This is so good

[@styshhhhb]

that was a useful one... thanks!

[@SUMANSINGH-jm5rq]

Great work sir , it really helped me for my exams..................

[@amaljnead4873]

its really perfect thanks

[@noobbsaiboot]

life saver dude

[@warlordsid]

than you very much. it was really helpful..

[@deepadeepu4928]

thank u sir it helped me a lot for the exams

[@tani111991]

Thanks great explanation

[@mylifetojesusjesusownsmyso142]

It helped thank you!

[@damaatractiva1]

Extremely helpful!!! Thank you #FurtureRN

[@damaatractiva1]

Extremely helpful !! Signed a Future RN LOL

[@pingyangcheng5539]

thank you. it is useful

[@marvoht]

Is there a video on how to interpret duration, freq & intensity of contractions

[@MyBeautifulBeauty]

Question: please what is the soft ware you use, that enables you to write on the screen?

[@laurat6057]

thanks so much, helpful

[@moba3537]

Thank you!

[@churchillkatojuniorchoul8054]

Very helpful 🙏🏿

[@dr.saniaandaamer7522]

thanks alot! ur video helped alot

[@drjav9146]

Thanku was quite helpful.. still variability was difficult to understand also I couldn't get that that one box is a min then for acceleration why 2 boxes( I.e 2 min) said as 15 bpm?

[@ayesharaja7767]

Thank you so much

[@arousss]

A pro tip: THERE ARE NO CONTRACTIONS ON THAT FIRST TRACING DARLIN.

[@raveeshroy]

very informative

[@nebrasabuabed1115]

Thank youu

[@bvakhil15]

Thank you

[@manduh252]

the only thing that was confusing for me is when you wrote deceleration were bad, but i thought early decelerations were good, just late ones were bad

[@abdullahalzayed7975]

Yes, You're absolutely right. Early Decelerations are considered physiological. When the uterus contracts, the fetal ICP increases causing increased vagal tone. AND also variable dec. are also bad

[@nargissultana7385]

Abdullah Alzayed

[@jessiewetherbe1304]

I'm a new NP, this was so helpful. thank you!

[@safeenabaksh4950]

What do you meaannnn this wasn't the most comprehensive..this the only video that made me understand nst after been taught by 4 ppl and 3 videos

[@altairabad8420]

what if the result of the test in NONSTRESS test indicate non-reactive findings, and the CONTRACTION STRESS TEST result are negative. would I interpret it as ABNORMAL because Non-reactive finding are bad, or would I interpret it as NORMAL because negative result is represented as no late deceleration of FHR? where would I base my Interpretation?

[@dr.issra.k.6015]

Perfekt

[@kea_blessed]

Thank you so much i was so lost and my exam is in 2 weeks

[@kolliparapremchand9235]

Thanks

[@ForeignDoc]

At around 17 mins ... arent we talking abt decelerations ? ..early, late etc ?

[@sotemed2010]

what is the difference between decceleration and bradycardia; thank you

[@magdisaya7859]

what is difference between deceleration and bradycardiac? deceleration will return to baseline while bradycardiac wont return to baseline...

[@bencrez5340]

Excuse me?! At 15:05, the 3rd wave he showed was NOT an example of baseline variability because it didn't last at least 10 minutes. It was a prolonged acceleration because it was between 2 minutes and 10 minutes. Psh…shoooooooooooot.^-^. Important to know that decelerations/accelerations that last longer than 2 minutes and less than 10 are called "prolonged". Also recurrent ones are ones occurring with contractions at least 50% of the time over a 2 minute span. Intermittent ones occur with contractions less than 50% of the time during a 2 minute window. ;) I'm curious what he means when he talks about reactive vs nonreactive. Is this during the non stress test or is this during what's called a "stress test", or is there not such a thing?

[@balchandkukreja]

nice

[@stardust9653]

very convenient video so far on CTG 👍🏻👍🏻

[@momoritsu6598]

when is this usually done? During pregnancy or just before giving birth?

[@truejoy3821]

During pregnancy

[@anastasiaaa4094]

+Momo Ritsu during pregnancy. sometimes before an external cephalic version . or it could be when the patients starts the contractions for delivery.

[@minseokchoi1874]

YOU ARE GOD

[@andrew1234856]

The explanation for marked variability is crooked

[@perpetuaandfelicity731]

Thank you for referring to the unborn patient as a child. He or she is alive in there and definitely a human being 🤓

[@lisapirone4623]

someone always has to go there

[@mug4621]

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[@arousss]

Every little square is 10 seconds. So 2 little square does not equal 1 min. You should take this down . It is inaccurate!

[@bahamanurse]

Excellent breakdown on NST interpretation.

[@asmaqasem1889]

Thank you!