Sentence examples for antenatal assessment from inspiring English sources

A total of 237 women were found to have hypertension (blood pressure ≥140/90 mm Hg) without significant proteinuria during examination in the antenatal assessment area.

In outpatient setting, physicians typically order haemoglobin estimation in patients clinically judged to have anaemia, in all women who come for antenatal assessment, or as part of preoperative assessment.

An antenatal assessment of intentions to breastfeed might also be helpful in this regard.

At 20 and 30 weeks gestation, women attend the MRC Keneba clinic for a detailed antenatal assessment.

One paper reported a positive finding of over two thirds return rate of the PHR at presentation in a busy antenatal assessment unit [ 19].

Antenatal depression, particularly mild depressive symptoms, may be overlooked by health care providers during antenatal assessment as it is likely attributed to emotional changes of pregnancy hormones [ 1].

WHO [33] in its Standards for Maternal and Neonatal Care recommends that all pregnant women have at least four antenatal assessments, starting as early as possible in the first trimester, conducted under the supervision of a skilled attendant, and spaced at regular intervals.

None the less they indicate the potential of antenatal assessments to identify families most at risk of future ill-health and for whom targeted health promotion might be particularly beneficial.

All women were able to ambulate within the hospital, received a normal hospital diet, and fortnightly routine antenatal assessments.

The birth suites contained labouring and birthing patients, those requiring more one-to-one care for acute antenatal and postnatal conditions and for some emergency antenatal assessments.

Fifity women completed all four antenatal assessments, at mean gestational ages of 14.6 ± 1.8, 25.4 ± 1.4 and 34.7 ± 1.6 weeks, and at 13.4 ± 1.8 weeks postpartum.