Routine Prenatal Care: Healthcare providers use it during regular checkups (usually starting around 10 to 12 weeks) to confirm that the fetus is alive and developing a normal heart rate (typically 110 to 160 beats per minute).
Monitoring During Labor: Doctors and nurses use it to track how the baby's heart responds to contractions and labor stress, helping them spot signs of fetal distress.
Assessing Blood Flow: Advanced clinical Doppler settings can check circulation in the umbilical cord, placenta, and key fetal blood vessels to evaluate growth and oxygen levels