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The document discusses quality assurance guidelines for ultrasound screening measurements of fetal crown-rump length (CRL) and nuchal translucency (NT) thickness. It addresses best practices for obtaining clear images, guidelines for recording precise measurement values, and factors to consider when evaluating quality control data from the DQASS monitoring program, such as ensuring consistent machine settings across ultrasound devices and monitoring ambient lighting levels in scan rooms.
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- 1. Suzanne Beattie-Jones Ultrasound Services Manager 9th June 2017 Screening Coordinators and Screening Support Sonographers Forum FASP Screening and Management – DQASS Flags
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- 13. Managing red flags Pg 34 - 36 13
- 14. Red Flag Action Plan pg 53 +54 14
- 16. Is this a good image of a CRL? • Midline section • Position • Magnification • Callipers placement • Image archiving 16
- 18. Which CRL measurement should be recorded? • 77.71mm • 78mm • 77.7mm • 77.8mm 18
- 20. Which CRL measurement should be recorded? • 78.59mm • 78mm • 79.0mm • 78.6mm 20
- 22. Is this a good image of a NT? • Midline section • Position • Magnification • Callipers placement • Image archiving 22
- 24. Which NT measurement should be recorded? • 1.63mm • 1.6mm • 1.7mm • 2mm 24
- 26. Is this a good image of a NT? • Midline section • Position • Magnification • Callipers placement • Image archiving 26
- 28. Which NT measurement should be recorded? • 2.95mm • 3.0mm • 2.9mm • 2.0mm 28
- 29. Machine settings – Do you use the Auto send? • What is your machine set too? • First measurement • Last measurement • Average of measurement • How many decimal places are recorded too? • Are all the machines in the department set up the same? If you are not sure about the settings Speak to you Application Specialist! 29
- 30. Things to consider when evaluating DQASS results: • Are all the team members exhibiting the same traits? • Ambient Lighting of the scan rooms. • Do you now what the standard is? • Do you know what lux your rooms are? • Machine age v manufacture age • Machine type 30
- 31. Thank you for listening