POSTPONED EM Essential Training Day
Category: Training - Emergency Medicine Teaching Days
Date: June 14th 2016
Location: UHBristol
POSTPONED - A RESCHEDULED DATE WILL B ADVISED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOR JULY 2016
Obstetrics and Gynaecology and GUM
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Topic/Time |
Notes |
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What to ask in a gynaecological history
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HPC, menstrual history, contraceptive history, past obstetric and gynaecological history. |
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Vaginal bleeding
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ABC approach
Differential diagnosis of menorrhagia vs bleeding unrelated to pregnancy or periods
DUB, fibroids, cervical pathology and persistent bleeding following TOP
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Coffee Break |
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Pelvic / Gynaecological pain
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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Acute and Chronic pain Endometriosis – Clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment Ovarian cyst bleeding, ovarian torsion.
Pathogenesis, causal organisms, clinical features, complications and treatment |
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Lunch Break |
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Sexually transmitted infections
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Urethral and vaginal discharge
Penile lesions |
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The pregnant patient
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Physiological changes in pregnancy Abdominal pain in pregnancy PV bleeding in pregnancy
Emergency delivery |
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Pelvic Examination
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Need manikin and speculum Inspection of external genitalia Speculum examination of vagina and cervix Bimanual examination of uterus and adnexae |
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Coffee Break |
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OSCEs / teaching scenarios: 2 groups How to take a sexual history
How to counsel for emergency contraception
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Special considerations: Children under age 16 requesting emergency contraception What to do when a child under 16 years old has had a sexual partner over the age of 16.
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Please consult the CEM Curriculum:
Core acute presentations CAP34 (Vaginal Bleeding), CAP26 (Pelvic Pain).