What documents are needed to build a pregnancy card? Where is the best place to get a card? Is it a hospital or a neighborhood? A pregnancy card means that a pregnant woman is required to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a hospital for her first checkup and registration during the 9th to 13th week of pregnancy. Generally, you can get your card at 9 to 12 weeks of pregnancy. Each area of the materials required to build a card I do not know if the same, when I built a card to the materials to be particularly simple, if the couple's identity documents, and then the pregnancy checklist, and then in the hospital on the day of the card will fill out some of the card materials, accurate measurement of the next son, weight, and then will do some checking programs.
The hospitals in each region have different regulations and require different materials. On our side, it is relatively simple to build a card which only requires scanned copies of the ID cards of both the husband and wife. But some places also need a household register, a birth certificate, a marriage certificate and so on. You need to consult your local hospital for this specific material, and the local hospital will take the lead. The card pregnant women need to prepare the following information in advance: both husband and wife's identity documents, must be filled out when entering the data. The household register, wedding photo. Ultrasound and other test results from the first maternity checkup. Only confirmed intrauterine pregnancy, the fetal heartbeat has a boobies, fetal baby is live birth is considered a real pregnancy.
Pregnant mother's first maternity checkup is conducted, the conclusion will be recorded in the mother and child manual, and every pregnancy checkup should let the nursing staff will be the results of the checkup into the record, so that it is convenient for the physician to grasp the pregnant mother's body and the development of the fetus, the emergence of anomalies properly dealt with. The doctor can paste the test report on the mother and child handbook for each pregnancy test, and will continue to record the results of the pregnancy test and the next prenatal checkup, which the pregnant mother should bring with her to each pregnancy test. Generally speaking, if the standards are approved, the hospital must be better than the neighborhood, the hospital machinery and equipment is sound, the doctor is professional, and then the mother delivery is also more convenient, can get better care.
But if the pregnant mother is far away from the big hospital, the local community medical level is also better, so that some of the unimportant pregnancy test can be done in the community, but more important tests, such as: four-dimensional ultrasound, Down's syndrome, sugar screening, amniocentesis, non-invasive dna, fetal heart rate monitoring, the community machine equipment level is limited, it is best to go to the big hospital test.