Sentences with word «fetoscope»

I'm debating whether or not to just wait until we can use fetoscope with the next one.

With strong contractions it is very difficult indeed, even with a Doppler sometimes and certainly with a Pinard fetoscope, to hear the FHR.

Fetal heartbeat, either by Doppler at 9 — 12 weeks, or by fetoscope at 16 — 20 weeks, is also positive proof of pregnancy.

Using the stethoscope, fetoscope, or Pinnard horn pose no physical risks.

A stethoscope - like device called a fetoscope is sometimes used instead.

they would rather not use U / S or even a VE in order to rule out a breech baby — they would rely on palpation and fetoscopes.

Besides, mothers can guarantee that midwives can keep checking the baby with a fetoscope or doppler.

Usually, as a fetal monitoring method, they use the Doppler or fetoscope.

Birthing centers are equipped only for natural births, so the facilities they offer to users are limited such as oxygen for the mother and baby, fetoscope, and some harmless drugs that can help manage pain, but nothing similar to the tools and medicines that you will find in a hospital with trained doctors for any emergency.

Monitoring the baby's status can be easily achieved with a fetoscope or a waterproof doppler.

There are several tools that can be used to listen for a fetal heartbeat during pregnancy, including a stethoscope, fetoscope, or Doppler monitor.

Fetal monitoring in labor can be done by the use of intermittent auscultation, which means listening with a stethoscope, fetoscope, or handheld doppler at various points in labor.

A Fetoscope is a listening device that looks very much like a stethoscope.

The fetoscope is simply placed on different locations around your abdomen in order to detect the heartbeat.

You're almost at the stage of pregnancy where a fetoscope can be used — ask your midwife or OBGYN to use that instead of the doppler.

Once I heard it, I didn't use again and just waited to use the fetoscope around 20 weeks.

Next, you can locate the heartbeat using a fetoscope.

She was very happy to use a fetoscope with me.

Is there any evidence to support only continuous fetal monitoring rather than intermittent or manual with a doppler / fetoscope.

I used very limited doppler a couple times, then made them switch to fetoscope.

We would use it for a quick listen (less than a minute) until (I think) 20 weeks when we switched to fetoscope.

Most doctors and midwives have a fetoscope and are able to do this if asked.

I will sometimes consent to one very quick check for a heartbeat to satisfy the midwives at a first appointment, but then once it is possible (3rd - 4th appointment usually) I ask them to use a fetoscope instead.

✓ Do you have / use a fetoscope?

With intermittent auscultation, the care provider listens to the baby's heart rate for about 60 seconds using a fetal stethoscope (fetoscope or Pinard) or a hand - held Doppler ultrasound device.