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    Vulvar Disease Sexual Assault
  Routine Care Vaginal Discharge Normal Pregnancy
  Pap Smears Abnormal Bleeding Abnormal Pregnancy
  Human Papilloma Virus Menstrual Problems Normal Labor and Delivery
  Contraception Abdominal Pain Problems During Labor and Delivery
  Birth Control Pills Urination Problems Care of the Newborn
    Breast Problems Menopause
   


Medical Support of Women

Pre-deployment Planning

Menstruation Issues

Host Nation Issues

AMAL Supplementation

Bathing

Pregnancy

Pregnancy Policy

Quarters

STD's and Safe Sex

Pre-deployment Screening

Clothing

Aerospace Medicine

Pre-deployment Briefing

Liberty Risks

Gravitational Forces

Urination Issues

Leadership

Decompression Sickness

Pregnancy and Aviation



Routine Care

Annual Exam

Weight

Pap Smear

Chief Complaint

Blood Pressure

Cultures

Medical History

Face and Eyes

Rectal

Medications

Ears

Urine

Menstrual History

Thyroid

Wet Mount

Pregnancy History

Lungs

Mammogram

Contraception

Heart

Breast Self Exam

Nutrition

Breasts

Immunization

Exercise

Abdomen

Counseling

Physical Exam

Pelvic Exam

Plan


Pap Smears

The Cervix

Atrophic Vaginitis

HPV

Pap Smear

(ASCUS) Atypical Squamous Cells

Inadequate Smear

Dysplasia

Candida (Yeast)

Inconclusive Smear

Mild Dysplasia

Chlamydia

Inflammation

Moderate Dysplasia

CIN

IUD Changes

Severe Dysplasia

Coccoid Bacteria

Koilocytosis

Carcinoma-in-Situ

Condyloma

Leptothrix

Invasive Cancer

Drying Artifact

Nuclear Atypia

Adenocarcinoma

Endocervical Cells

Reactive Changes

Visible Lesions

Endometrial Cells

SIL

Colposcopy

Estrogen Effect

Squamous Metaplasia

Actinomycosis

Gardnerella

Trichomonas

Herpes


Obtaining a Pap Smear

Position the Patient

Warm the Speculum

Sample the SQJ

Field Expedient Exam Table

Insert the Speculum

Make a Thin Smear

Pad the Stirrups

Field Expedient Speculum

Spray Immediately

Inspect the Vulva

The Spatula

The Brush

Rotate the Spatula

Rotate the Brush


Human Papilloma Virus

Clinical Warts

Persistence of Virus

Relation to Cervical Cancer

Subclinical Warts

Transmission of Virus

Evaluation

Treatment

Relation to Cervical Dysplasia


Contraception

Birth Control Pills

Condom

Vaginal Suppositories

DEPO-PROVERA

Female Condom

Rhythm

Norplant

Gel

Withdrawal

Intrauterine Device (IUD)

Foam

Tubal Ligation

Diaphragm

Film

Vasectomy


Birth Control Pills

Benefits

The particular pill she's using is not available.

Painful menstrual cramps

Risks

Postponing a period with BCPs

Continuous Birth Control Pills

Which pill to start

Side-effects

No period

Starting the pills

Breast tenderness

Very light period

When are the pills effective?

Nausea

Spotting between periods

Skipped a pill

Weight gain

Periods at the wrong time

Migraine headache history

Headaches

Antibiotics

High blood pressure

Moodiness or depression

Thinks she may be pregnant

Diabetes

Vaginal dryness

Overdose

Blood clot history

Decreased sex-drive (libido)


Vulvar Disease

General

Inclusion Cyst

Secondary Syphilis

Bartholin Cyst

Itching

Skene's Gland

Chancroid

Labial Abscess

Tinea Cruris

Condyloma Lata

Lichen Sclerosis

VIN

Contact Dermatitis

Lymphogranuloma Venereum

Vulvar Cancer

Crabs (Lice)

Melanosis

Vulvar Dystrophy

Epithelial Polyp

Molluscum Contagiosum

Vulvar Hematoma

Granuloma Inguinale

Paget's Disease

Vulvar Vestibulitis

Herpes

Primary Syphilis

Warts (Condyloma, HPV)

Hypertrophic Vulvar Dystrophy

Runner's Rash

Yeast (Monilia, Candida)

Scabies


Vaginal Discharge

Overview

Cervical Ectropion

Gonorrhea

History

Cervicitis

Infected IUD

Physical

Chlamydia

PID: Mild

Laboratory

Foreign Body

PID: Moderate to Severe

Treatment

Gardnerella

Trichomonas

Yeast


Abnormal Bleeding

Normal Bleeding

Hormonal Problems

Late for a Period

Abnormal Bleeding

Malignancy

Irregular Periods

Overview

What to do about it

Too Frequent Periods

Pregnancy Problems

Heavy Periods

Constant Bleeding

Mechanical Problems

Light Periods

Hemorrhage


Menstrual Problems

Normal Menstrual Flows

Fluid Retention

Late for a Period

Cramps

Bloating

Irregular Periods

Breast Pain

Depression, Irritability

Too Frequent Periods

Midcycle Pain

Heavy Periods

Constant Bleeding

Acne

Light Periods

Hemorrhage

Headaches


Abdominal Pain

Uncertainty of Diagnosis

IUD Problems

PID

Pain and Bedrest

Ovarian Cyst

Mild PID

Pain and Fever

Ruptured Ovarian Cyst

Moderate to Severe PID

Chronic Pain

Unruptured Ovarian Cyst

Endometriosis

Pregnancy Test

Twisted Ovarian Cyst

Appendicitis

Pain with BCPs

Painful Menstrual Flows

Bowel Obstruction

Pregnancy and Bleeding

Mittelschmerz

Degenerating Fibroid

Threatened Abortion

Functional Bowel Syndrome

Infected or Rejected IUD

Ectopic Pregnancy

Gastroenteritis

Cystitis

Placental Abruption

Diverticular Disease

Pyelonephritis

Placenta Previa


Urination Problems

Painful Urination

Hematuria

Irritable Bladder

Gonorrheal Urethritis

Bad Odor

Urethral Diverticulum

Nongonorrheal Urethritis

Cannot Urinate

Unpredictable Urine Loss

Herpes

Bladder Training

Urgency

Yeast

Incontinence

Pyelonephritis

Urinary Frequency

Stress Incontinence

Kidney Stones

How to Insert a Foley Catheter


Breast Problems

Breast Development

Supernumerary Nipples

Non-cyclic Breast Pain

Breast Exam

Inverted Nipples

Nipple Discharge

Self Breast Exam

Adolescent Breast Problems

Fat Necrosis

Mammography

Pregnancy Changes

Paget's Disease

Ultrasound

Puerperal Mastitis

Breast Mass

Breast Biopsy

Nipple Laceration

Breast Cyst

Supernumerary Breasts

Cyclic Breast Pain

Fibroadenoma

Breast Cancer


Sexual Assault

Outline

Requisitions

Change of Clothing

Staff Assignment

History

Tests

Serious Injuries

Clothing

Antibiotics

Notification

Photographs

Contraception

Consent

Combings

Follow-up

Gather Supplies

Mouth Exam

Evidence Disposition

Labels

Hands

Patient Instructions

Children


Normal Pregnancy

Diagnosis of Pregnancy

Disability

Thermal Stress

Pregnancy Tests

Maternal Skin Changes

Noise

Prenatal Care

Nausea

Vibration

Nutrition

Heartburn

Solvents

Prenatal Vitamins

Sciatica

Heavy Metals

Laboratory Tests

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

X-rays

Ultrasound Scans

URI

Radiation

Estimating Gestational Age

Antibiotics

CRT Exposure

Fetal Heart Beat

Other Drugs

Diving

Exercise

Immunizations

Hyperbaric Therapy

Aircrew Status


Abnormal Pregnancy

Miscarriage

Septic Abortion

Placental Abruption

Abortion

Unruptured Ectopic Pregnancy

Placenta Previa

Threatened Abortion

Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy

Toxemia

Complete Abortion

Blood Transfusion

Pre-eclampsia

Incomplete Abortion

Trauma During the 1st Trimester

Eclampsia

Inevitable Abortion

2nd and 3rd Trimester Trauma

HELLP Syndrome


Normal Labor and Delivery

Labor

Contractions

Electronic Fetal Monitors

Latent Phase Labor

Fetal Heart Rate

Pain Relief

Active Phase Labor

Urine

Second Stage Labor

Progress of Labor

Estimated Fetal Weight

Preparing for Delivery

Delivery of the Baby

Dilatation and Effacement

Managing the Delivery

Delivery of the Placenta

Fetal Orientation

Episiotomy

Managing Labor and Delivery

Leopold's Maneuvers

Anesthesia

Initial Evaluation

Fetal Membranes

Clamp the Cord

History

Blood Count

The Placenta

Risk Factors

Early Labor

Uterine Massage

Vital Signs

Monitor the Fetal Heart

Post Partum Care


Problems During Labor and Delivery

Preterm Labor

Shoulder Dystocia

Post Partum Hemorrhage

Premature Rupture of Membranes

Breech Delivery

Placental Abruption

Abnormal Presentation

Twin Delivery

Placenta Previa

Prolonged Latent Phase

Prolapsed Umbilical Cord

Group B Streptococcus

Arrest of Active Labor

Cord Around the Neck

Chorioamnionitis

Retained Placenta

Post Partum Fever


Care of the Newborn

Dry the Baby

Evaluate the Baby

Assign Apgar Score

Replace Wet Towels

Color

Breast-Feeding

Position the Baby

Ventilate if Necessary

Field Expedient Bottle

Suction the Airway

Check the Heartbeat

Vernix

Keep the Baby Warm

Meconium


Menopause

Definition

Benefits of Estrogen

Birth Control Pills

Symptoms

Risks of Estrogen

Risk of Pregnancy

Associated Problems

Alternatives to Estrogen

Libido

Clinical Presentation

Standard Treatment

Follow-up

Philosophy of Management

 


 

    

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology  ,   Chia-Yi Chang Gung Memorial Hospital