How to apply for the prenatal checkup manual

After the couple has a baby, the whole family will pay attention to the baby's health. Pregnant mothers will be required to go to the hospital for prenatal check-ups to conduct real-time monitoring of the health of the pregnant woman and the fetus. At the same time, comprehensive archives will be established to track the physical condition and growth and development of pregnant women and fetuses, which requires the establishment of prenatal examination guidelines.

How to apply for the pregnancy test guide

All pregnant women can get the pregnancy checkup guide from the maternal and child health care hospital in their registered place of residence or permanent place at 12 weeks:

1. Make an appointment and tell the staff that you want to create a card.

2. Go to the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, state that you are here to open a card, and present the materials you have prepared in advance.

3. After the staff has filled in the information, the following will appear: (1) A new set of information for pregnant women is ready; (2) The test form for the next pregnancy test is displayed.

4. Take the test results back to the hospital outpatient department to get the bill. To receive the pregnancy check-up guide, you need to bring your ID, marriage certificate and other valid documents.

What should I pay attention to when applying for the Pregnancy Checkup Guide (Building Edition)?

1. You must first establish a household registration (it is best to apply for it within two to three months) and then apply for a birth certificate.

2. After confirming pregnancy, you must go to the community health service where your household registration is located for basic examinations. There is no need to go to the hospital for delivery immediately;

3. You must be on an empty stomach on the day of card opening and undergo many checks (the health care guide clearly states the items that must be checked for 12 weeks). If you have already done related items in other hospitals, you can tell the doctor that you just had a physical examination in another hospital. The doctor has no reason to check you again. Just give the order of the physical examination in another hospital to the doctor and put it in the health care guide. The doctor will schedule a time for the next check-up.

4. Pregnant women should go to the hospital for regular pregnancy checkups. The pregnancy insurance guide must include more than 5 pregnancy checkup records and delivery records;

5. Pregnant women should immediately submit the pregnancy insurance guide to the maternal and child health care center within 3 days of a normal birth and within 7 days of a caesarean section to exchange for a receipt to facilitate the application for household registration;

6. Go to the obstetrics and gynecology hospital outpatient clinic for a postpartum health check-up 42-56 days after the birth of the baby. Do a health check and vaccination when the baby is one month old.

When creating a prenatal check-up guide, each region will have different requirements, so you need to consult with the local maternal and child health hospital to get a clear understanding. Pregnant women must register in time and strictly follow local actual requirements. This can not only ensure the health of pregnant women and babies during pregnancy, but also ensure the application of various procedures and certificates after the baby is born.