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Re: Lawson: Fetal gender, even I can't tellFrom: Scotia Phillips, RT, RDMS (scotia@bellsouth.net)Tue Sep 14 05:10:37 1999
At Mon, 13 Sep 1999, MARK LAWSON wrote: > > Some things we can't tell about >and this whole debate about calling the sex is a wonderful opportunity to >let the patient know what we sonographers are all about. > The *sex* of the baby is part of a complete scan of the uterine >contents, EXACTLY!! Determining the sex is no different from any other part of a complete Obstetrical Sonogram. If you can survey the anatomy and "see" everything you need to see, the sex is part of that survey.
You can show them the
>miracle that their Baby is, and best of all they will include you in This is a perfect opportunity to change the general idea about OB sonography, one family at a time. Your communication and interest the baby becomes more personal for the parents when the baby is not an "it" . Are we not more than picture takers? Use this chance to demonstrate that. Thanks, Mark, for again putting this in perpsective.
-- Scot
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