Foetal Monitor

A fetal monitor is a medical device used to monitor the heartbeat and breathing of a fetus during pregnancy. It is typically used during labor and delivery to ensure that the fetus is not experiencing any distress.

Fetal monitors can be either external or internal. External fetal monitors use ultrasound waves to measure the fetal heartbeat and breathing. Internal fetal monitors use a small electrode that is attached to the fetus’s scalp to measure the fetal heartbeat.

Fetal monitors are an important tool for ensuring the health of the fetus during pregnancy. By monitoring the fetal heartbeat and breathing, doctors can identify any potential problems early on and take steps to resolve them.

Benefits:

• Fetal monitors can help to identify any potential problems with the fetus early on, so that doctors can take steps to resolve them.
• Fetal monitors can also be used to reassure pregnant women that their baby is healthy.

Features:

• Fetal monitors typically measure the fetal heartbeat and breathing.
• Fetal monitors can be either external or internal.
• External fetal monitors use ultrasound waves to measure the fetal heartbeat and breathing.
• Internal fetal monitors use a small electrode that is attached to the fetus’s scalp to measure the fetal heartbeat.