Ultrasounds

Yes, but only with a doppler assisted stethoscope/speaker.

As a diagnostic imaging technique, a normal abdominal ultrasound is one that indicates the absence of the suspected condition that prompted the scan.

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Is a material used to reduce the mechanical vibration of ultrasounds.

Ultra-Beyond Sounds- sounds. it uses sonic waves beyond the frequency of human audibility hence it is not audible to normal hearing. Ultrasonic devices are surprisingly refined to 3D imaging like specialized photography. It can see through human skin and systems far more accurately than X-rays and without radiation hazards.

yes, I have just been measured with a crl of 8.1mm and dated at 6+4

ultrasound: noninvasive proceure use height frequency sounf wave which are passed into body structure and recorded as they are reflected. a conductive gel [lubrecant jelly] is applied to the skin and a transducer ia placed on the area.

abdomenal ultrasound: study detect abdomenal masses [tumer & cysts] and also asses ascites

nursing responsibility:

before procedure:

instruct pt to be NPO 8-12 hrs >>air or gas car reduse quality of image

assess abdomenal distention >> it may affect quality of image

during procedure:

keep pt in supine position

A single live fetal pole is referring to the baby in the stage when it is first visible inside the gestational sac. As for the intrauterine gestational sac, that is means the pregnancy is seen within the uterus and is not ectopic.

By performing repeated scans over time, much like the frames of a movie, ultrasound can also reveal movement, such as the motions of a fetus. This technique is called real-time ultrasound.

Doctors use ultrasound to check the health of an unborn baby.

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Pregnant with no sac? You really need to talk to you're doctor about that. When you find out update the rest of us.

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should be performed by a registered and trained ultrasonographer, either a technologist or a physician (radiologist, obstetrician/gynecologist)

Yes, I remember my last cycle and I estimated my own due date to be Aug.8 well when I had my ultra sound it said Aug.5 so if not very accurate its very close... Good luck.

Ultrasound uses sound wave frequencies much in the same manner as a bat uses sound to navigate or how naval vessels use sonar to provide information concerning the water depths beneath them.

A sonogram is a noninvasive process being used on a body (includes human & animals). Bone, flesh, fluids, & even foreign bodies return the frequency at different strengths. A sonograph is a visual representative product of such a process & can reveal abnormal conditions. Or in the case of pregnancy, display the developing fetus(es) without the potential complications of radiation exposure associated with using X-rays.

At 9 weeks a scan would have shown if you were having twins. Are you sure you are not just eating too much? I had twins and wasn't even showing at 3 months. Some women can hardly look pregnant right up until the 9th month, while others could sit a dinner plate on their tummy. It's doubtful you are having twins, but, you are obviously retaining a great deal of fluid (embryo fluid) and once you've had the baby it won't take that long to get back to somewhat of a normal state. Congratulations!

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I have been doing a lot of research on the early ultrasounds. I have a 4 1/2 year old, she was born a day before her given due date. I had an early scan with her. I am now 25 weeks pregnant. I had an 8 week scan and from my research i have gathered that the early ultrasounds are very accurate. there is no mistake between a 7, 8, 9 10, week fetus. They all grow at the same rate until around 12 weeks or more. The best way to tell if your due date is accurate is to see how the dates match up with later ultrasounds. I had one at 8 weeks, 10 weeks and 19 weeks. My due dates added up within +/- 3 or 4 days. I was told that based on my 8 weeks scan i was due august 12th and i conceived on the 20th of November GIVE OR TAKE 3 DAYS. all of my dates have added up so far so i would trust the early scan you had. The only reason a scan might be off considerably would be due to an abnormality or a problem with the babys growth development. I would have to say that no, an early scan would never be off by 4 to 5 weeks unless the baby had died and it was a missed miscarriage but that would be very noticeable as well. so i would say it is almost impossible for a scan to be off by that much, I'm sure it has happened though! life is funny that way. I hope this helped

The hearbeat usually heard in an ultrasound about 6 weeks, 12 weeks using fetoscope and using a regular stethoscope about 5 months.