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carlab has contributed to 2 out of 7,768 total posts (0.03% of total).
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Re: Twin Ultrasound
11/4/2015 1:28:59 PM
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| Hi!
Our center is new to eKYROS and I've been looking all over on how to chart twins and this forum is the closest I could come up with. Yes, I would also agree that you wouldn't want two separate sonogram reports for twins, but Baby A and Baby B both have different measurements and and heartbeats and that should be recorded somewhere. So, how would we chart separate measurements and HR for both Baby A and Baby B?
Thank you very much!
Carla, RN |
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Re: Twin Ultrasound
11/4/2015 2:02:48 PM
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| Yes, that makes sense!
We were going to do that, but wanted to make sure that was the correct way and that we weren't missing a feature.
Thanks for your prompt response!
Carla, RN |
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