Doctroid Coddle Beat Fetal Doppler

Description:

A fetal Doppler is a medical device used to monitor the heartbeat of a developing fetus in the womb. It is a non-invasive and safe tool commonly used by healthcare professionals, such as obstetricians and midwives, during prenatal check-ups. Fetal Dopplers use a technology called Doppler ultrasound to detect and amplify the sound of fetal heartbeats, allowing healthcare providers to listen to the baby’s heart rate and assess its overall well-being.

Key Features:

• Ultrasound waves: The device emits high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) through a probe or transducer. These waves are harmless to both the mother and the fetus.
• Sound waves bounce back: When the ultrasound waves encounter moving objects, such as blood flow, they bounce back to the device.
• Signal processing: The Doppler device processes the returning sound waves and amplifies them, making them audible through a built-in speaker or by transmitting them to an external device for listening.
• Heartbeat detection: Healthcare providers use the Doppler to locate and monitor the fetal heartbeat. The sound of the heartbeat is distinctive and can be differentiated from other sounds, such as the mother’s own heartbeat or background noise.

Benefits:

• Confirmation of pregnancy: Hearing the fetal heartbeat is often the first clear sign of a viable pregnancy.
• Monitoring fetal well-being: Regular monitoring of the fetal heartbeat helps assess the baby’s health and detect any potential issues.
• Bonding: Listening to the baby’s heartbeat can be a meaningful experience for expectant parents, allowing them to connect with their unborn child.