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FMFrom
FMFarm to Market (secondary road, Texas)
FMForeign Minister
FMFrequency Modulation
FMFederated States of Micronesia (US postal abbreviation)
FMFormat
FMField Manual (Army)
FMFactory Mutual
FMFootball Manager (computer game)
FMFinancial Management
FMFamily Member (AUXMIS)
FMFebruary, March (budget times in Indian states)
FMFree Market
FMFinal Mix (Japanese Kingdom Hearts game)
FMFollow Me
FMFort Minor (band)
FMFacility Management
FMFacility Manager
FMFranklin Mint
FMFull Moon
FMFamily Medicine
FMFat Man (atomic bomb)
FMForce Management
FMFort Myers (Florida)
FMFamily Room
FMMicronesia
FMFlow Meter
FMForest Management
FMFleetwood Mac (band)
FMForza Motorsport (video game series)
FMFreddie Mercury (Queen lead singer)
FMForum Moderator (message boards)
FMFinance Manager
FMFacilities Maintenance
FMFibromyalgia
FMFire Mission
FMFrequency Modulated
FMFast Messages
FMFlogging Molly (band)
FMFireman
FMFault Management
FMFunky Monkey (104.9 FM Seattle, WA radio station)
FMFargo-Moorhead (North Dakota)
FMFat Mass
FMFront Matter
FMFinancial Manager
FMFire Marshall
FMFamilymart
FMFederal Mediation and Conciliation Service
FMForward Motion
FMFaucet Mount (plumbing; various companies)
FMField Maintenance
FMForce Majeure (French: Greater Force)
FMForeign Material
FMField Marshal
FMFairbanks-Morse
FMFujitsu Micro (computer; Japan)
FMFerromagnetic
FMFox Mulder (X-Files character)
FMFermium
FMFailure Mode
FMFax Mail
FMFiscal Management
FMFactory Made
FMFuture Magazine (UK)
FMFecal Matter
FMFerdinand Marcos
FMFormula Mass (chemistry)
FMFlight Model
FMFrequency Management
FMFilosofian Maisteri (Finnish: masters degree)
FMFloor Manager
FMFIDE Master (chess)
FMFighters Megamix (video game)
FMFish Meal
FMFissile Material
FMForce Main (civil/hydraulic engineering)
FMFlexible Manufacturing
FMFrequency Multiplier (NIOSH)
FMFlying Monkeys
FMFormal Method(s)
FMFile Maintenance
FMFont Metrics
FMFetal Movement
FMFemtometer (10 E^-15, one quadrillionth of a meter)
FMFacility Map (FAA ARTCC mapping of areas to a facility)
FMFactory Model
FMForce Modernization
FMFukai Mori (Japanese song, Inuyasha closing theme)
FMFront Midship (Nissan)
FMField Modification
FMFederal Methodology (financial need determination formula)
FMFaulkner Mazda (Pennsylvania)
FMFrequency Modulate
FMFunctional Manager
FMFunctional Module
FMFlow Manufacturing
FMFineness Modulus
FMField Martial (military rank)
FMForce Module
FMFinancial Minister
FMFoam Molding
FMFibrosing Mediastinitis
FMFull Mana
FMFan Marker
FMFull Migration
FMFurnace Module
FMFriable Material
FMFinished Machined
FMFusion Module
FMFacility Module
FMFacial Myokymia
FMFreaking Magic (polite form; especially applied to programming or electronics)
FMFrontier Mountains (Everquest)
FMFinance Memorandum
FMFibrous Monolith
FMFacing Matter
FMFreedom Medicine (Pakistan NGO)
FMFecit Monumentum (Latin: Built A Monument, epigraphy)
FMFilius Matri (Latin: Son to His Mother, epigraphy)
FMFilio Mater (Latin: Mother to Her Son, epigraphy)
FMFrijoles Mesa Site
FMFondo de Microcrédito (Spanish: Microcredit Fund; various nations)
FMFilio Morenti (Latin: To His/Her Dying Son, epigraphy)
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With regard to the most common avoidable factors, 15% (n=45) of patients reported a late response to reduced fetal movements, and 9% (n=27) experienced a delay in transfer to the referring facility, either from a clinic to the local district hospital or to LUWMRH.
The exclusion criteria were underlying disease such as diabetes mellitus or hypertension, specific complications during pregnancy (preeclampsia, preterm labor), consumption of other medications during pregnancy (such as benzodiazepines or anti-epileptics) except folic acid and iron and incorrect NST technique (unclear baseline, vague variability, lack of recording uterine and fetal movements).
The Malaysian law did not classify the ruling on abortion into two; abortions before soul breathe and after classified the ruling before and after the fetal movement. In fact, both the two issues occur during that period that is if Allah (swt) breathed soul into the fetus the mother feels the movement of the fetus in her womb.
"But these tests showed us that it's the reduction in fetal movement that in turn impairs normal skeletal development."
They have felt fetal movement, often they're visibly pregnant.
(14) This would suggest that the time of onset and the severity of the decrease in fetal movement, together with genetic and environmental inputs, may interact to produce the observed variations in both the severity of the syndrome at the time of presentation and in the combinations of the defining characteristics demonstrated.
The structure of Mazzoni's book follows the various stages of materuity, beginning with the early phase, when a pregnant woman can allegedly influence or 'impress" the fetus (through her diet, for example); quickening, when fetal movement is first discerned; matemal metamorphosis, or the physiological changes experienced by the woman, and finally childbirth itself.
In chapter 2, "Quickening, or the Knowing Body," Mazzoni deals with impressions of fetal movement, an exclusively female experience.
For the sake of discussion he proposes the criterion of perceived fetal movement (i.e., "quickening") as a potential argument for the right to life.
In moderate or severe asthma, fetal assessment should include serial ultrasound evaluation in the third trimester and fetal movement counts starting at 28 weeks' gestation.
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