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Pregnancy Tests and Scans Tracker

Your maternity care provider will make an individual appointment plan. Use this tracker as a discussion prompt rather than a fixed medical schedule.

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Early pregnancy

Book your first antenatal appointment and ask about your model of care.

Discuss initial blood and urine tests and what each result means.

Ask whether a dating scan is useful for your pregnancy.

Discuss screening choices such as NIPT or combined first-trimester screening.

Middle pregnancy

Plan the morphology scan usually offered around 18 to 22 weeks.

Ask about gestational diabetes screening, commonly offered around 24 to 28 weeks.

Confirm whether repeat blood tests are planned around 26 to 28 weeks.

Record where and how you will receive results and follow-up advice.

Later pregnancy

Ask whether blood group or RhD-related follow-up applies to you.

Discuss whether Group B streptococcus screening will be offered around 35 to 37 weeks.

Ask when your care team will check baby position and presentation.

Discuss the plan if pregnancy continues beyond the estimated due date.

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Information reviewed 14 July 2026. Check linked guidance for later changes.

Pregnancy Birth and Baby: checkups, tests and scans
Pregnancy Birth and Baby: routine antenatal tests

This tool provides general Australian information only. Your GP, midwife, child health nurse or other qualified clinician should advise what is appropriate for you and your baby.

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