At home ultrasound for pregnancy
[DOCX File]Pregnancy Information
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The patient is having heavy bleeding and says she “passed tissue at home” Ultrasound shows a gestational sac with a 4mm embryo (crown rump length) without a fetal heartbeat . Products of conception are seen on speculum exam . An intrauterine pregnancy was previously seen on ultrasound and is now no longer seen on ultrasound . ANSWER: c and d.
[DOCX File]Reproductive Health Access Project
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Pregnancy Outcome . Provide the date and time of outcome (either live born or dead infant). Provide the gestational age at delivery and the method of gestational age assessment. If there was an early Ultrasound to determine gestational age, please record both the gestational age by both Ultrasound …
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Ultrasound: Transvaginal ultrasound can detect an intrauterine pregnancy if the beta-HCG is above the discriminatory zone, usually 1500 IU/liter (roughly 35 days after the last normal menstrual cycle), and can be used to look for free fluid in the pelvis. Ultrasound can sometimes also detect ectopic pregnancy.
[DOCX File]Subject: - Home State Health Plan, Inc.
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Ultrasound_____ An ultrasound will be given during your second trimester. This is a screening test and will be done at about 20 weeks. The ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to produce a picture of your baby. You may receive a picture of your ultrasound, but videotaping is not allowed.
[DOC File]PREGNANCY OUTCOME TEMPLATE FORM
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If the ultrasound confirms the presence of a congenital anomaly, the patient should be referred immediately to a physician who provides care for high-risk obstetrical patients. If the ultrasound fails to determine a cause of the abnormal Multiple Marker Test, the patient should be referred to an obstetrician for possible amniocentesis.
[DOC File]INTRODUCTION TO PRENATAL CARE - CHFS Home
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Non-viable pregnancy is diagnosed by ultrasound and/or falling quantitative hCG levels. Gestational age is based on ultrasound findings rather than last menstrual period (LMP). Ectopic pregnancy must be excluded, as medical treatment for ectopic pregnancy differs from that of nonviable intrauterine pregnancy.
[DOC File]Patient Name; Age
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G.B. is an intelligent, confident, 5 feet and 4 inches tall, ABO B+, 28-year-old Caucasian female patient: G1P1, LMP is February 2, 2006, EDC is November 18, 2006 and gestation of 396/7 weeks confirmed by an ultrasound per chart. Pre-pregnancy weight was 137 lbs and pregnancy weight is 174 lbs for a total gain of 37 pounds.
[DOCX File]Routine Prenatal Care:
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Date pregnancy confirmed: Estimated delivery date (EDD): Was the EDD based on an ultrasound? YesNoUnknown. Was prenatal testing performed? YesNoUnknown. If Yes, please complete the following questions regarding prenatal testing:
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A transvaginal ultrasound of a pregnant uterus can be performed in the first trimester of pregnancy and later in a pregnancy to evaluate cervical length and the position of the placenta relative to the internal cervical os. When this exam is done in the first trimester, the same indications for a standard first trimester ultrasound, 76801, apply.
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