Biophysical scoring refers to the Biophysical Profile (BPP), a non-invasive prenatal test that assesses fetal well-being by measuring five key indicators: fetal breathing movements, gross body movements, fetal muscle tone, amniotic fluid volume, and the fetal heartbeat. Each indicator is scored as either 0 (abnormal) or 2 (normal), creating a total score out of 10.

A score of 8-10 is considered normal and reassuring, while lower scores, such as 4-6, may indicate a problem and require further monitoring or intervention, such as induction of labor.

STANDARD
Biometry + Biophysical Scoring
Ultrasound Report + Thermal Prints

• Growth Measurements
• Fetal presentation
• Placental localization
• Amniotic Fluid Volume
• Observational Movement
• Audible Heartbeat trace (fetal heart rate – FHR)
• Dating of Pregnancy (age of gestation-AOG)
• Estimates current fetal weight (estimated fetal body weight – EFBW)
• Estimates due date (estimated date of delivery – EDD)
• Complimentary Gender Evaluation by request
  (subject to baby’s position and structural limitations)