What are the development standards of 36 weeks pregnant fetus

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For pregnant women, if they can understand the standards of different stages of fetal development at ordinary times, then they can easily understand the development of the fetus. Therefore, this article will share the development standards of 36 week pregnant fetus as follows.

What are the development standards of 36 weeks pregnant fetus

First, the fetus is about 45cm in length and 2700g in weight. The average of biparietal diameter was 8.81 ± 0. The average abdominal circumference was 29.44 ± 2.83 cm, and the femur length was 6.95 ± 0.47 cm.

Second: the 36 week old baby is still growing, two kidneys are fully developed, and his liver has been able to deal with some metabolic waste. From the end of this week, he can be called a full-term child (37-42 weeks). Therefore, when the fetus reaches 36 weeks of development, expectant mothers should pay attention to personal hygiene and cleaning at ordinary times, and pay attention to rest, and be ready to meet the baby at any time.

Finally: now the villi that cover the baby's whole body and the fetal fat that protects the baby's skin in amniotic fluid are beginning to fall off. His head is still relatively soft. His small head maintains the ability to deform. He can deform his head at any time according to the needs of his mother's birth canal! The baby's present posture is likely to be head down, which is the most ideal posture for natural birth.

matters needing attention

After understanding the development standard of 36 week pregnant fetus, we should pay attention to safety when going up and down stairs to prevent falling.