Gynecology and Obstetrics Course - Master OB/GYN Topics

Description

Welcome to the ultimate gynecology course.

This course discuses all the important and high-yield topics in this system. The lectures are concise and short for efficient study and practice. After explaining the basics of this system (such as the placenta and pregnancy-associated changes), you can easily deduce diseases and management.

We will discuss the following topics:

Placenta changes and disorders (Placenta previa, placenta accreta, and placenta abruption).

Diuretics and manipulation of plasma fluid levels (pregnancy hypertension, preeclampsia... etc).

Newborn investigations and pregnancy hormonal levels.

Risk factors and treatment of gynecology cancers (breast, ovarian, cervical… etc).

Screening guidelines.

Pain management during labor.

The core ethical principles (beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice).

Antibiotics and medications used by OB/GYN practitioners.

Infections affecting newborns and pregnant patients.

High-yield diagnostic procedures (Biophysical profile, amniocentesis… etc)

The presentation and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.

And many more topics…

The course focuses heavily on repeated cases and common conditions. These important topics are favorites for exam makers, and we see them frequently in the practice. At the end of each section, we will have quizzes to test these important points. Testing your knowledge right after you have studied cements these points and ensures long-lasting experience. Aside from quizzes, we will have long case discussions to go through the process of critical thinking.

What You Will Learn!

• Gynecology diseases and conditions
• Updated guidelines in gynecology
• Pregnancy changes and physiology
• Placenta disorders
• Newborns and infants diseases
• Medications used by gynecologists
• Pain management
• Sexually transmitted diseases causes and treatment
• Infections seen in gynecology
• Important Diagnostic tests
• Gynecology hormones

Who Should Attend!

• Healthcare workers
• Medical, nursing, or pharmaceutical students
• Anyone with a passion for gynecology

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