If by fetal age you mean age from conception, yes they do because a pregnancy is always measured from the notional last period, even if you don't know when it was. I.e. from conception, pregnancy is 38 weeks, whereas from the LMP it is 40 weeks. An ultrasound does not add or subtarct form your due date. One method of calculating the EDC (Estimated Date of Confinement) is to calculate from the first day of the last menstrual period, since not all women ovulate on a regular basis, this is not always accurate. The ultasound calculates the EDC by measuring the size of the babies head, the bone length, crown to rump length, etc. None of these mentods can say exactly when the baby is due. Even if a woman only had sex one time and it is known exactly when she conceived, there is no guarantee she will deliver on her due date. The EDC is an estimate as to when the woman will deliver, the fetus will usually deliver within two weeks of this date.
no ultrasounds go from lmp so no it will not go from conception it will add two weeks just like everything else if its been 4 weeks from lmp your ultrasound will say u are 6 weeks
no June 25th would be the app date the sperm met the egg it can be up to 7 days before this the act of sex that lead to conception so for example if you had sex June 18 through 25 would lead to conception on June 25th. but as far as that not being your last period ultrasounds are better than lmp for timing so u take off two weeks from ur ultrasound and this will tell ur app day of conception if the ultrasound says u are 6 weeks u got pregnant app 4 weeks ago because everything goes by lmp including ultrasound so ultrasounds add on two weeks also
Since a year has 52 weeks, you can convert the years to weeks, then add all weeks for the total. For example: 5 years + 11 weeks = (5 years x 52 weeks) + 11 260 + 11 = 271 weeks Another example: 18 years + 26 weeks = (18 years x 52 weeks) + 26 weeks = 936 + 26 = 962 weeks
no dont add more until the babys are older its very dangetus to add more mice they will FIGHT and the mom ill b uncomterbile
Adding two weeks to March 12 gives March 26.
The normal benefit period is 12 to 26 weeks. They can add 1 week and Tier III would add another 13 weeks. If the state's unemployment exceeds 8.5% the Tier IV would add another 6 weeks. See the FAQ's in the Related Link below.
It usually is -ies, like take the word baby. Add just an -s and it is babes, a completely different word with a completely different meaning. But if you add -ies, it makes sense because then it is babies, which is the plural form. If you just added -s, it would be babys, and that works on some words, but not on ones that end with -y. Like color and bath, colors and baths. But baby and Elementary, instead of babys and elementaries, you would use babies and elementaries
Its not like they just add 2 weeks, they measure from your last period and its 40 weeks from that. Most women have a 28 day (4 week) cycle and since you usually ovulate around the middle of your cycle and that's usually about the time you conceive, its like the basically add 2 weeks from when you probably conceived. So for purposes of counting, its sort of like your 2 weeeks pregnant when you conceive. seems crazy but that's how they do it.
there are 52 weeks in one year. If your questioon would be how many weeks are in 3 years, you would add 52+52+52=156. I hope this helped you!
176 There are 52 weeks in one year so three of them would be 156 There are four weeks in a month and in this case you have five of them so you have 4 weeks times five months which is 20. Add the two and you get 176.
Leaving February out, the rest of the year is 48 weeks, but that's not a year - you have to add February back in to call it a "year".
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