Pregnancy requires relevant laboratory tests, ultrasonography, detector tests, fetal heart monitoring and other tests.
1. Relevant laboratory tests: such as blood and urine routine, coagulation four, liver and kidney function, hepatitis B five, syphilis serum antibody test, AIDS and hepatitis C antibody test, fasting blood glucose, blood type, etc., which can understand the basic situation of pregnant women themselves.
2. Ultrasound examination: Early pregnancy ultrasound examination to clarify intrauterine pregnancy, mid-pregnancy ultrasound NT (fetal nuchal translucency thickness) measurement and fetal system ultrasound examination, late pregnancy ultrasound examination can be used to understand the growth and development of the fetus.
3. Examination for abnormalities: For low-risk groups, Down’s syndrome screening should be performed as prescribed by the doctor, and for medium and high-risk groups, non-invasive prenatal examination techniques or amniocentesis and other examinations for abnormalities should be performed as prescribed by the doctor.
4. Fetal heart rate monitoring: Fetal heart rate monitoring can be performed under the guidance of the doctor to assess the intrauterine status of the fetus in late pregnancy.