ctg
- noun
- Specialized
- Nurses regularly monitor the ctg readings to ensure the fetus is not in distress.
Examples
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A suspicious ctg result may lead to further medical intervention during delivery.
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The doctor ordered a ctg to check the baby's well-being during labor.
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The ctg is important.
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Don't forget your ctg results!
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The doctor ordered a ctg to monitor the baby's heart rate and contractions during labor.
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During the prenatal appointment, the nurse reviewed the ctg to assess the fetus's condition.
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The ctg indicated that the baby's heart rate fluctuated normally during the examination.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ctg stands for the medical test cardiotocography, built from cardio- 'heart' and toco- 'birth', so it records the baby's heartbeat and the mother's contractions during labor.