Normal vs abnormal pelvic ultrasound
[DOC File]GYN DIVISION - University of Michigan
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Knowledge - Interpret formal ultrasound report; view films and recognize findings . described - Determine if pt is mtx vs. surgical . candidate, and which surgery - manage pt with plateauing bHCG . post-mtx - Know mtx success rates and BHCG . correlation - Distinguish early IUP from pseudosac . on office u/s - Recognize normal/abnormal BHCG ...
[DOC File]Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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-Use ultrasound to diagnose ectopic pregnancy/ SAB-Understand the menstrual cycle and alterations, treatment of disturbances-Know ASCCP guidelines for management of abnormal pap smears and risks associated with preinvasive cervical disease-Recognize the acute abdomen and know gyn differential diagnosis
[DOC File]Hopkins Medicine
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Pelvic ultrasound scan to identify the sonographic characteristics of the mass. Serum CA-125 level to see if the peritoneal surface is being irritated. CT scan (with contrast) of the abdomen and pelvis to evaluate out the possibility that the mass from of a non-gynecologic source, such as a pelvic kidney, diverticular abscess, or colon carcinoma.
[DOC File]Logan Class of December 2013
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Ultrasound can be done on the patient. The patient can get it removed, get medication, or just wait it out. Most stones are oxalate crystals. If magnesium oxalate, you can give them a supplement to treat that. Have them analyze the crystals so that you can give them dietary recommendations and supplements if necessary.
[DOC File]CPC - Clinical Correlations
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May 11, 2007 · At this clinic appointment, the patient complained of worsening fatigue and weakness and was noted on recent labs to have a hemoglobin of 6.7 and a hematocrit of 21. The patient was then admitted (6/06) to the hospital for workup and treatment of the anemia, as well as for evaluation of the abnormal pelvic ultrasound. She denied hot flashes.
[DOCX File]Department of Emergency Medicine | University of Washington
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The patient demonstrated a concerning amount of snuffbox tenderness on examination of their __ ha nd. XR obtained and is negative. However, due to concern for an occult scaphoid fracture, the patient was placed in a thumb spica splint and instructed to follow up with their PCP for repeat exam and radiography in 10-14 days. Discussed this concern with t he patient and emphasized …
[DOC File]CLINICAL ASPECTS OF GYNECOLOGIC DISEASES
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Present with irregular/abnormal uterine bleeding. Ultrasound with sonohysterogram. Consider endometrial biopsy. Treatment by hysteroscopy, dilatation & curettage. Leiomyomata: Monoclonal smooth muscle cell tumor-benign “Fibroids” Most frequent pelvic tumor. Incidence varies with ethnicity. Location: Intramural. Subserosal. Submucosal. Broad ...
[DOC File]Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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-Understand normal and abnormal labor as well as indications for operative and cesarean delivery-Understand fetal monitoring-Perform OB ultrasound for dating, biophysical profiles ... -Pelvic prolapse, urinary incontinence, and medical and surgical options
[DOC File]OB/GYN Student Study Guide
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SX: vaginal bleeding, d/c, pelvic pain, growth on cervix may palpate/see mass on exam. Classic presentation: post coital bleeding, pelvic pain/pressure, abnormal vaginal bleeding rectal/bladder sx. Types: Squamous large cell, keratinizing, non-keratinizing, small cell (worse prog) Adenocarcinoma. Mixed carcinoma
[DOC File]NEEDS STATEMENT - American Medical Seminars
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Following this course, the participant should be able to choose the appropriate ordering of x-rays, CT scans or MRI studies; employ interpretation skills that will improve patient outcomes resulting from recognition of normal vs. abnormal vs. poor technique; identify x-ray pathology that is commonly seen, commonly missed and how to prevent the latter in the clinical setting.
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