Pregnant women need to undergo regular prenatal check ups. When pregnant women undergo their first prenatal examination, they need to establish a record, which is the prenatal examination file. The necessary documents for pregnancy registration are ID card and household registration book, but the requirements for registration materials vary in different places. Some places also require a marriage certificate, so whether a marriage certificate is needed depends on the specific requirements of the registration place.
Pregnancy registration process
1. Registration
Some places require advance appointment registration for filing. It is recommended to consult the relevant information of the filing location in advance and prepare accordingly.
After arriving at the filing location, queue up to get the pre inspection number. If there are family members accompanying you to file, it is recommended to have them queue up at the registration counter first.
2. Waiting for consultation
After hanging up, there will be specialized personnel to provide you with a form, and fill in your basic information according to the prompts on the form. Then sit at the entrance of the obstetrics initial consultation clinic corresponding to the registration and wait.
3. Medical consultation
The doctor will inquire about the relevant information one by one according to the content on the form you previously filled out. For example, if you are 14 weeks pregnant, the doctor will seek advice on whether you need to have a Down syndrome test, such as age, whether you have had your first pregnancy, whether you have any menstrual history, and so on.
4. Check
First, go to the payment office to pay for all the registered examination items, and then proceed with the pregnancy tests in order.
5. Follow up consultation
After completing the above four steps, submit the examination report to the doctor for recording and make an appointment for the next examination.