It’s not bad. Many pregnant mothers comment that the doctor is very good and the medical level is also good. The nurse is gentle, meticulous and considerate.

Anzhen Hospital Obstetrics Ward

"Notes"

The ward is very hot, just wear a hospital gown; one bed + one bedside table per person , the place is relatively small, so I don’t need to bring a lot of things. I brought slippers, a power bank (wall plug charging is not allowed), a washbasin, toiletries, lunch box, dish soap, toilet paper, toilet paper, fruit, snacks, mineral water , a small amount of change of clothes; there are 5 people in one room in the ward, with a separate bathroom, no showering, warm water, and a toilet; there are bed numbers on the right side of the ward door. The nurse station tells you the beds and you can just look for them one by one. There are not many wards and it is very crowded. Easy to find; food delivery times: 07:00 in the morning, 11:00 in the afternoon, and 17:00 in the evening. If you don’t want to order food, you can order takeout or have your family deliver it, but you have to pick it up at the door yourself. If you order a meal for the next day at 8:00 every morning, you need to bring your own lunch box. The meals are uniform; you can also order a meal when the meal is delivered.

Visiting time: 18:00-19:00, one family member at a time, very strict!

[Contents of daily examination during hospitalization]

Listen to fetal heartbeat: 02:00, 05:00, 09:30, 13:30, 16:30, 18:00, 23:00; then body temperature: 05:00, 09:30, 12:00, 17:30; measure pulse once in the morning and evening when measuring body temperature; fetal heart rate monitoring: irregular; general monitoring is 20 minutes, with upper and lower two Line, the top is the baby's fetal heart rate, which is generally 120-160 beats/minute, and there are two times when the fetal heart rate accelerates during fetal movement, and it is normal if it is faster than 15 beats/minute; the bottom is the uterine contraction line

< p>Doctor's ward rounds: 09:00, 16:30; Nurse handover rounds: 09:00, 18:00; Oxygen inhalation: 2 times a day (once in the morning and afternoon), half an hour each time, using the left side The lying position prevents the fetus from being hypoxic in the womb.