1, handle the maternal and infant health records after 6 weeks of pregnancy.
2.b-ultrasound results (embryo bud and fetal heart have been seen).
3, the hospital also has a file quota.
What checks do you need to do when filing?
Under normal circumstances, pregnant women need to have their first check-up during pregnancy on the day after filing. The most common examination is B-ultrasound, and only the gestational sac or fetal heart bud can be put on record.
The examination items at the time of declaration mainly include height, weight, blood pressure, uterine height, abdominal circumference, fetal position, fetal heart rate, urine routine, blood routine and electrocardiogram. It is mainly convenient for doctors to understand the development of the fetus. If all the test results are qualified, the hospital will file a file for pregnant women. Therefore, the pregnant women's filing inspection project is equivalent to a comprehensive physical examination, and pregnant women need to make corresponding preparations to ensure the accuracy of the inspection results.