foetal distress (Meaning)

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foetal distress (n)

an abnormal condition of a fetus; usually discovered during pregnancy and characterized by an abnormal heart rhythm

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The baby's heart rate dipped significantly, indicating foetal distress.
The foetal monitor showed signs of oxygen deprivation, causing concern about foetal distress.
The obstetrician ordered an emergency Caesarean section due to severe foetal distress.
The mother experienced contractions accompanied by sharp pains, suggesting possible foetal distress.
The midwife detected abnormal foetal movements, prompting an investigation for foetal distress.
The foetus showed signs of bradycardia, a condition associated with foetal distress.
The doctor informed the parents that their baby was in foetal distress and required immediate intervention.
The foetal heart rate monitor indicated an irregular pattern, raising concerns about foetal distress.
The mother's blood pressure surged, a symptom potentially linked to foetal distress.
A lack of foetal movement during the pregnancy led to suspicions of foetal distress.

an abnormal condition of a fetus; usually discovered during pregnancy and characterized by an abnormal heart rhythm

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The baby's heart rate dipped significantly, indicating foetal distress.

The foetal monitor showed signs of oxygen deprivation, causing concern about foetal distress.

The obstetrician ordered an emergency Caesarean section due to severe foetal distress.

The mother experienced contractions accompanied by sharp pains, suggesting possible foetal distress.