Health, 04.10.2021 22:40 xbeatdroperzx
Mary was excited to visit the obstetrician. At 38 weeks of gestation, Mary was tired of being
pregnant! Mary’s doctor said that she would consider inducing labor if the fetus was ready.
The ultrasound technician took a measurement of the fetus’ femur in millimetres from the
computer screen. It was consistent with 39 weeks of gestation. She also measured the amount
of amniotic fluid in the spaces between the fetus’ body and the interior of the womb. The
combination of the femur length and the smaller-than-normal amount of amniotic fluid
influenced the doctor’s decision to approve an induction that afternoon. At birth, the baby
weighed 5 lbs 13 oz, and her development was consistent with 35–36 weeks gestation—
clearly, this fetus was not ready to be born.
How important are measurements to health professionals in their decision making? What
other factors might have the physician considered?
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