A pregnant person is seated, undergoing fetal monitoring in what appears to be a medical setting. Their abdomen is visible, adorned with two grey fabric straps, to which two circular monitoring devices (transducers) are attached – one with purple accents and the other with teal. Wires extend from these devices. The person's right hand holds a white, handheld Doppler probe, also connected by a wire, which they are adjusting on their belly. To the right of the person, a medical cart or table holds a monitor with a screen and a roll of paper, characteristic of a cardiotocography (CTG) or non-stress test (NST) machine. A bottle, possibly of gel or sanitizer, and blue gloves are also visible on the cart. In the background, a grey curtain hangs against a light-colored wall. The distinct sound of a fetal heartbeat is audible throughout the video, indicating active monitoring. The person is wearing a black long-sleeved top and dark leggings, appearing calm and focused on the procedure. No specific text is visible on the equipment or in the background. The general setting suggests a medical clinic or hospital, consistent with the given location context of Izhevsk, Russia.