A recent study shows that pregnant woman given terbutaliine (labor-inhibiting drug) at term, not only experienced increased heart rate, but so did the fetus. Additionally, the fetus experienced increased accelerations in heart rate. Terbutaline: effects on the fetal heart at term
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