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According to Sonostarss  "Sonographers, what are you measuring?" article sonographers are 98% of the time making a wrong fetal echo diagnosis. M-Mode is the modality we use to obtain a fetal heart rate, but few and far between sonographers even know what they are really measuring. Unfortunately, sonography schools, though they teach the many facets of OB sonography, are not teaching how to correctly perform, interpret or measure M-mode. This is truly astounding. Why don’t we know this?!! It could make a big difference in a baby’s prognosis and treatment. When measuring the heart rate, many sonographers are measuring the most pronounced thing they visualize, which is usually the motion of a heart valve. This is NOT the fetal heart rate, and you might be missing a significant heart dysrhythmia. It is the sinoatrial (SA) node, located at the roof of the right atrium, that regulates the heart rate. The SA node sends a signal throughout the atrium to ...

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Women who are obesed have been studied to have an increased chance of conceiving twins and multiple pregnancy. In a study reported on Webmd shows that there's correlation between increased BMI and multiple birth. An American study found women with a pre-pregnancy BMI of 30 or more are significantly more likely to have twins formed from separate eggs and sperm than thinner mothers. Researchers found the proportion of US women ages 20-39 with a BMI of 30 or more increased from 9.3 per cent in the early 1960s to 29.1 per cent in 1999-2002. They expect the rate of twin births to increase as the percentage of obese women continues to rise. How much a woman weighs when she gets pregnant and how much weight she gains during pregnancy can affect her health and that of her baby. The developing fetuses of obese women also are at increased risk for health problems. For example, researchers found a connection between maternal obesity and neural tub...