The nurse is caring for a client in labor and notes that minimal variability is present on a fetal heart rate (fhr) monitor strip. which conditions are most likely associated with minimal variability? select all that apply.

Minimal variability in fetal heart rate is defined by the fluctuation of less than 6 bpm and lasting more than 15 seconds.
The variability in FHR is determined by the fetus activity. A healthy fetus will have acceleration when active because the activity induces increased heart rate. Decreased variability might be caused the fetus sleeping, sedation drug use, or hypoxia.

The answer is constant.