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Obstetrics & Gynecology
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Q: Who may utilize this program? A: Emergency medical doctor, obstetricians & gynecologists, Registrar or consultant Ob/Gyn practitioner, postgraduate emergency medicine student, Postgraduate Ob/Gyn student, court officials, administrators, hospital workers, community counseling center workers, health department workers, medical students, patients, and the general public for education. Are you interested to learn from this program? Do you know anyone interested to learn from this program?

Personal and social history What is your real, birth name? Where and when were you born? How old are you? Menstrual history Obstetric history Past history Family history Contraceptive history Complaint History of Present Pregnancy History of Present Illness Provisional Diagnosis

Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies: Diagnosis and Management * Abortion Complications * Abruptio Placentae * Amniotic Fluid Embolism * Asthma in Pregnancy * Bacterial Vaginosis * Breech Delivery * Conspiracies * Conization of Cervix * Corpus Luteum Rupture * Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding in Emergency Medicine * Dysmenorrhea * Dysmenorrhea in Emergency Medicine * Emergency Contraception * Early Pregnancy Loss * Early Pregnancy Loss in Emergency Medicine * Eclampsia * Ectopic Pregnancy * Ectopic Pregnancy in Emergency Medicine * Elective Abortion * Emergent Management of Abruptio Placentae * Emergent Treatment of Endometriosis * Endometritis * Hyperemesis Gravidarum * Hyperemesis Gravidarum in Emergency Medicine * Imperforate Hymen * Labor and Delivery in the Emergency Department * Lumbar Puncture * Medical termination of pregnancy * Macrosomia * Ovarian Cysts in Emergency Medicine * Ovarian Torsion in Emergency Medicine * Pelvic Ultrasonography * Placenta Previa * Placenta Previa in Emergency Medicine * Postpartum Hemorrhage * Postpartum Hemorrhage in Emergency Medicine * Postpartum Infections * Pregnancy Trauma * Rape * Rectocele * Rh Incompatibility * Struma Ovarii * Surgical Management of Ectopic Pregnancy * Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome * Uterine Prolapse in Emergency Medicine * Vaginitis * Vaginitis in Emergency Medicine * Vanishing Twin Syndrome * Vulvovaginitis in Emergency Medicine

Menstruation

Premarital care

Prenatal care

Pregnancy Q: What should you know about human pregnancy? Q: What is human pregnancy? Q: How does a woman get pregnant? Q: How do you conclude in the first trimester that a woman is pregnant? Q: How long does a normal pregnancy last? Q: What complications can occur during pregnancy? Q: What are the symptoms or signs of complications during pregnancy? Q: What medicines are contraindicated during pregnancy? Q: What procedures should not be done during pregnancy? Q: What are various obstetrical and gynecological emergencies?

Medical termination of pregnancy. Who decides? Who terminates? Q: What are the indications of medical termination of pregnancy? A: In case the pregnancy is the result of rape or conspiracy. The woman could not cope with labor. Due to ailment, the woman would not be able to bring up the child with love and care. Even if any other person or group comes forward and takes responsibility for bringing up the baby, pregnancy can't go ahead. We are dealing with a human being. There is a difference between human pregnancy, family-centered maternity care, and poultry farms. Other medical indications. What should happen if these guidelines are violated? Dishonorable discharge from service with punishment. Who may violate these guidelines? Medical doctors, judges, director of health, secretary of health, head of the state, county, city, and others. Do you know any such situation or incident?

Miscarriage

Abortion

Premature Labor

Labor Q: How do you know when you are in labor? Q: What are the three stages of child birth labor?

Episiotomy Q: What is an episiotomy? Q: When is an episiotomy necessary? Cesarean section Q: What is a cesarean section? Q: When is a C-section needed? Q: What are the risks of C-section? Q: How is a C-section done? Q: How long does it take to recover from a C-section? Q: Why would I want to avoid a cesarean?

How might a disorder present differently in women than in men? Why are women at risk for certain conditions? What pathophysiologic aspects of disorders are unique in women? What type of interventions are appropriate?

Hypertension in Pregnancy

Diabetes in Pregnancy

Diagnosis and Management of Intrauterine Growth Restriction

Postpartum Blues, Depression and Psychoses

Osteoporosis

Ethics

Vulvovaginitis

Evaluation and Management of Cervical Abnormalities

Infertility Q: What is infertility? A: If a couple is infertile, this means that they have been unable to conceive a child after 12 months of regular sexual intercourse without birth control. Here are further guidelines. Do not get fooled by Nobel prizes. Get answers to relevant questions. In vitro fertilization It is claimed that on July 25, 1978, the world's first 'test tube baby' was born. How many years did the couple have intercourse without birth control before it was decided to use in vitro fertilization? What was the diagnosis? What is the proof pregnancy was not due to in vivo fertilization, like a normal pregnancy? How long will it take them to answer before this technique is recommended to others? Do not get fooled by Nobel prizes. Get answers to relevant questions.

Ectopic Pregnancy

Management of Contraception

Response and management to other disasters

Sexually Transmitted Disease

Contraception Q: What is contraception? Q: What different types of contraception are there?

Menstrual Disorders Amenorrhea Dysmenorrhea Hypomenorrhea Menometrorrhagia Menorrhagia, or hypermenorrhea Metrorrhagia Oligomenorrhea Polymenorrhea Postmenopausal bleeding Premenstrual syndrome Primary amenorrhea Secondary amenorrhea

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