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11+2 to 14+1 week scan appointment (routine antenatal care)

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11+2 to 14+1 week scan appointment

Ensure that interpreting services are available if needed. Use independent interpreters rather than the woman's family members or friends.


Update the woman's antenatal records with details of history, test results, examination findings, medicines and discussions.

Only at this appointment


Perform an ultrasound scan and:

  • determine gestational age
  • detect multiple pregnancy
  • if opted for, screen for Down's syndrome, Edward's syndrome and Patau's syndrome
  • for further information then see NHS fetal anomaly screening programme


If the booking appointment was not face to face, offer:

  • to measure height, weight and body mass index
  • blood tests for full blood count, blood group and rhesus D status
  • If there are any unexpected results from examinations or investigations:
    • offer referal according to local pathways and
    • provide information and support.

Reference:

  1. NICE (August 2021). Antenatal care

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