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Non-invasive
Generally 
painless
Does not use radiation
Can show the amount and speed of blood flow in your veins and arteries
Advantages of Doppler ultrasound
Disadvantages of Doppler ultrasound
There are no known risks.
Amniocentesis
Amniocentesis is a procedure in which the doctor removes a small amount of amniotic fluid from the uterus.This procedure used to find 
Doing ultrasound
Apply numbing medication in the abdomen 
insert a needle through the abdomen into the womb, withdrawing a small amount of amniotic fluid
How is amniocentesis 
performed?
-Diagnosis 
of a chromosomal abnormality.

-detect the
 lung if mature enough
Advantages
-Cramps

-small amount of vaginal bleeding 
Disadvantages
Biophysical profile
A biophysical profile (BPP) test measures the health of the baby during pregnancy.The BPP measures your baby's heart rate, muscle tone, movement, breathing, and the amount of amniotic fluid around your baby.
- How it can be performed 
Biophysical profile
A biophysical profile (BPP) test measures the health of the baby during pregnancy.The BPP measures your baby's heart rate, muscle tone, movement, breathing, and the amount of amniotic fluid around your baby.
- How it can be performed 
Advantages
-Identify the presence 
and severity of hypoxia

-A biophysical profile is used to evaluate and monitor a baby's health
-Can be time-consuming
(average time = 18 min).

-it can cause anxiety 
Disadvantages
Maternal assessment 
of fetal movement
- Assessment fetal movements by the mother.
 
- Non-invasive , inexpensive , simple to understand and does not                interfere with routine at home.

- Once a day roughly at the same time every day in a comfortable             sitting or lying on the left side.

- When baby is usually active (after meals, after activity and in the           evening).

- Use journals to record the charts movement.
- Assessment fetal movements by the mother.
 
- Non-invasive , inexpensive , simple to understand and does not                interfere with routine at home.

- Once a day roughly at the same time every day in a comfortable             sitting or lying on the left side.

- When baby is usually active (after meals, after activity and in the           evening).

- Use journals to record the charts movement.
Maternal assessment 
of fetal movement
- Assessment fetal movements by the mother.
 
- Non-invasive , inexpensive , simple to understand and does not                interfere with routine at home.

- Once a day roughly at the same time every day in a comfortable             sitting or lying on the left side.

- When baby is usually active (after meals, after activity and in the           evening).

- Use journals to record the charts movement.
Maternal assessment 
of fetal movement
Advantages
- To monitor the baby’s well-being and reduce the risk of stillbirth.

- The mother will get to know the baby’s pattern of movements and when he is most active
- Pain or discomfort when their baby moves.  
Disadvantages
Summary 
Fetal assessment is just one of the many assessments that a pregnant woman must undergo to ensure the health of the fetus and even her own health. Procedures to check fetal wellbeing (ultrasound, Doppler, amniocentesis, biophysical profile, maternal assessment of fetal movement ) Undergoing these tests can give comfort to the mother regarding the status of her baby’s health, and compliance of her health care provider’s orders is the key to a healthy and safe pregnancy.

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