Ultrasound does not have any radioactive matter involved in its process. It is based on sounds being bounced from one object back to the "sonar" unit which looks like a small wand with a wide mouth. There are large ultrasound units too and they do not involve radiation either. It is safe for humans and the babies in the uteri.
If you have been recommended by a physician to under go an ultrasound for a diagnostic purpose you should do it. If you merely want to know the sex of a baby that would be your choice. The baby should be monitored carefully and ultrasound helps the medical personnel to check the baby for problems or good health.
If you care about yourself you would do the ultrasound diagnostic procedure.
Ultrasound results generally take a week to get back to the doctor who requested the ultrasound. If ten days go by and there has been no news, you should call them.
You can go to school for an ultrasound technician school at anywhere in the nation. Just go to www.ultrasoundtechnicianschools.org and type in your zip code.
You can go to either of the following websites to learn more about outdated ultrasound equiptment ultrasoundmachineguru.com/ or www.gpsmed.com/ultrasound-education.html
No, sometimes doctors get the dates wrong or sometimes the baby is a little ahead or behind in growth. I would go by the Ultrasound.
If you mean an ultrasound for a mare that is in foal, you will need to wait until she is 8 months in-foal. Then go under the Reproduction box and click "Information". Then the ultrasound box should be colored. Click that, then click information.
because ultrasound is more safer than audible sound.
The technologist performing the ultrasound should consult with a radiologist or other physician if any questionable results appear.
You have two due dates...one accourding to your last period and one accourding to the size of the child on the ultrasound...i think the ultrasound one is more accurate
To get an education in Ultrasound Technology, you need to go to a medical school or a sonography school, where they specialize in ultrasound technology. You can check out which schools are good for you at the Ultrasound Technician Center website.
Go to your Doctor and Get an Ultrasound.
Nursing responsibilities in ultrasound testing will vary depending on the type of ultrasound and the reason behind the ultrasound. There are many times where a patient will need to go without food or medication and it will be the nurses responsibility to make sure they don't do that.
It is possible to get a ultrasound technician degree in the Trenton, New Jersey area. You can go to Ultrasound Technician school located in New Jersey.