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excellent site:
fetal monitoring and fetal heart rate (fhr) variations
from american family physician:
interpretation of the electronic fetal heart rate during labor
another excellent resource:
this website may also be of benefit (nice powerpoint):
No, certification is a separate credential, with a test you must take to prove competency. This program you are discussing is education to get you prepared to work in any L and D or antepartum unit, reading FHM strips.
For certification you need to visit:
http://www.nccwebsite.org/resources/docs/09efm3.pdf
There, you find the online catalog to guide you in gaining certification in FHM, which is considered a "sub-specialty" certification.
Here are a couple sites I used when studying for my C-EFM:
Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University
QCOM - Fetal Heart Monitoring - Home Page
ACOG tutorial with test questions
Here are a couple sites I used when studying for my C-EFM:Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University
QCOM - Fetal Heart Monitoring - Home Page
ACOG tutorial with test questions
Thank you! The QCOM one is great (and free)!
Sandwitch883RN
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If you take the online program thats offered for $70 on the AWOHNN website are you then EFM certified? If not how do you become certified?