Question 1

The Five Components of BPP

Accepted Answer

Non-Stress Test (NST) to monitor fetal heart rate. Fetal breathing movements. Gross body movements. Fetal muscle tone (flexion and extension). Amniotic fluid volume measurement.

Question 2

Why is BPP Performed?

Accepted Answer

High-risk pregnancies (e.g., diabetes or hypertension). Decreased fetal movement reported by the mother. Post-term pregnancy (exceeding 40 weeks). Monitoring cases of low amniotic fluid.

Question 3

Understanding the Results

Accepted Answer

Normal score (8-10): Indicates the fetus is in good health. Equivocal score (6): May require re-testing within 24 hours. Abnormal score (4 or less): May indicate the need for immediate medical intervention.

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