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How to read an ultrasound picture
Disregard the text and numbers at the top of your scan.
Most hospitals and ultrasound centers use this space to include details like your name, hospital reference number, or ultrasound machine settings. Since this information does not have anything to do with what you see on the ultrasound image, you can ignore this information.

a). Start from the top of the image. The top of the screen or printed image is where the ultrasound probe was placed.; b). Ensure that the ultrasound flash point is currently in your eye. Most ultrasound shots require it to be in your eye.; c). If the scan reads " height, " skip to step 4. If it reads " depth, " skip to step 5.; d). If you know the name of the hospital and the reference number of the ultrasound machine, save that information and skip ahead to your actual scan. You will save the scanned picture later if you want to be able to view it later.;
Answer:
a).