How to count fetal movements at 28 weeks of pregnancy and whether they are normal
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- What is the correct way to count fetal movements
- How to fill in the fetal movement record What?
1. How to count fetal movements at 28 weeks of pregnancy? Is it normal?
28 weeks of pregnancy. Fetal movements are relatively obvious at this stage. It is generally necessary to count fetal movements to observe whether the fetus is hypoxic. Generally, counting fetal movements is mainly to calculate 12 hours. The number of fetal movements cannot be less than 10 under normal circumstances, so this stage can be divided into early, middle and late fetal movements. You can count three hours. Multiply by 4 at the same time to calculate the number of fetal movements in 12 hours. Generally, fetal movements are every hour. The number of times is 3 to 5 times.
2. What is the correct way to count fetal movements
In counting When the fetus is moving, it is best to lie on your side. During the counting process, you need to gently place your hand on the lower abdomen and carefully feel the fetal movement to avoid a more obvious fetal movement. Generally, each time of monitoring is one hour, and normal fetal movements are about three to four times an hour. If the number of fetal movements increases abnormally, it is likely that there is hypoxia.
3. How to fill in the fetal movement record
Fetal movement record Fill in the details according to the specific content. One class records three times in the morning, afternoon and evening. The fetal movement technology recorded in the morning is 110 times per minute, the fetal movement technology recorded at noon is 90 times per minute, and the fetal movement technology recorded in the evening is 85 times per minute.
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