Tests Performed During Pregnancy

First Examination (14 weeks and below)

• Pregnancy risk assessment and history
• Consultation with other specialties according to history (Diseases)
• Evaluation of medication use and habits
• Evaluation of vaccination status
• Blood pressure, weight and Body Mass index
• Date of last menstrual period and determination of gestational age
• 11–14 weeks fetal anomaly screening (Combined Test)
• Laboratory tests

Dual test – Combined test: PAPP-A and B hcg

Blood count, blood group

Indirect Coombs (When Necessary)

Rubella IgG, RPR (Syphilis-Syphilis) )

HBsAg (Hepatitis), HIV (AIDS)

Full urine analysis and Culture

Indirect Coombs (When Necessary)

Smear (when necessary)

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia tests (when necessary)

14-24 Week Examination

• Blood pressure (Blood pressure), weight
• Fetal movements
• Fetal heart rate
• 18-23 Fetal anomaly screening
• Laboratory tests

Triple test – Quadruple test (If combined test or double test has not been performed)

Full urine analysis and Culture (If necessary)

24-28 Week Examination

• Blood pressure, weight
• Fetal movements
• Fetal heart rate
• Rh Immunoglobulin (If necessary)
• Laboratory tests

Sugar Loading test (75 gr OGTT)

Blood count

Full urine analysis

28-34 Week Examination

• Blood pressure (Blood pressure) , weight
• Fetal movements
• Fetal heart rate
• Late Fetal Evaluation
• Laboratory tests

Full urine analysis

34-41 Week Examination

• Blood pressure, weight

• Fetal movements
• Fetal heart rate
• Fetal Weight and presentation (position)
• Laboratory tests

Group B streptococcal screening

Blood Count

Complete urine analysis

HBsAg (Hepatitis), HIV (AIDS)

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