Gynae Stations
Gynae Stations
Day 1 Obstetrics
• Inlet—obstetrical conjugate
• True conjugate
• Diagnal conjugate
• Sacral promontary
• Plane of outlet
Answer Key
• Manual removal of placenta
• Retained Placenta
• Complications:
• PPH
• Infection
• Side effects of anesthesia
• Risks of blood transfusion
• Recurrence
Answer Key
• 1. Anencephalic Fetus
• 2. Postdate pregnancy, Polyhydramnios, IOL,
Abruption, Operative delivery, postpartum
depression, NPOL
• 3. Folic acid
Station 4
• You are the final year student and doing round
in the ward you came across this patient who
had delivered 24 hours ago.
• Enumerate the steps of daily progress report
(DPR)
Answer Key
• Introduction of case
• Complaints
• General physical examination
• Abdominal examination
• Lochia / Pelvic examination
• Legs
• Baby
Station 5
Answer Key
• Leopards Maneour
• A. Fundal grip shows presntation
• B. Lateral grip shows location of spine and
limbs
• C. Pawlicks grip shows presentation and
engagement
• D. Pelvic grip shows presentation,
position/attitude, engagement
Station 6
Answer key
• 1. Preterm labor, Polyhydramnios,
Malpresentation, Multiple pregnancy, PROM
• 2. Presence of loop of cord in vagina, Fetal
bradycardia
• 3.
• Duration of pregnancy
• Duration of cord prolapse
• Presence of cord pulsations/ FHR
• Immediate delivery or c section
Uses of these drugs
Station 7
Gynae Day 1
Answer Key each carries 1 mark
Station 2
Answer Key
• Picture 1: Label : 1Cystocele(1)
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• Picture 2 :
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• Label 1: Cystocele ( 2 )
• Label 2: Rectum ( 1 )
• Label 3: Uterus ( 1 )
• Label 4: Bladder ( 2 )
• One or more pregnancies and vaginal births
• Giving birth to a large baby
• Increasing age
• Obesity
• Prior pelvic surgery
• Chronic constipation or frequent straining during bowel movements
• Family history of weakness in connective tissue
• Being Hispanic or white
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• Pregnancy
• Difficult labor and delivery or trauma during
childbirth
• Delivery of a large baby
• Being overweight or obese
• Lower estrogen level after menopause
• Chronic constipation or straining with bowel
movements
• Chronic cough or bronchitis
• Repeated heavy lifting
Counsel this thirty years old lady who is
diagnosed to have incomplete miscarriage
Answer key
• Introduce yourself, put patient at ease( 1 mark)
• Explain what happened. Majority of cases cause of
miscarriage is fetal anomaly, nothing can be done to
prevent it and next pregnancy chances are good ( 2
marks)
• Need for evacuation to remove RPOCS( 1 mark)
• Preparation for next pregnancy wait for 3 months and
take folic acid 3 months prior to pregnancy ( 1 mark)
• Early antenatal booking and early follow up ( 1 mark)
• If you have any question to ask ( 1 mark)
Station 4
Answer Key
Station 5
Answer Key
• Complete Mole/ Gestational Trophoblastic
disease ( 1 mark)
• Causes: teen aged or advance aged pregnancy,
Asian ethnicity, previous molar pregnancy ( 2
marks)
• Complications : Hemorrhage, need for
chemotherapy, Choriocarcinoma,
embolisation to distant organs ( 2 marks)
• Snow storm appearance ( 2 marks )
Station 6
Answer
• Multiload (2 marks)
• Contraindications: (3 marks)
1. PID
2. Menorrhagia
3. Uterine or cervical cancer
4. Previous scar
• Complications: ( 2 marks)
• Expulsion, perforation, HMB, secondary
dysmenorrhea, ectopic pregnancy
Station 7
Answer Key
1. Cusco's bivalve self retaining speculum
(2marks)
2. Tenaculum (2marks)
3. Endocervicalcytobrush (1mark)
4. Slide (1mark ) with spatula
5. Alcohol Fixative ( 1 mark)
Day 2 Obs
Ask five leading questions to determine the
severity of this patients condition who is 8
months pregnant and has blood
pressure160/100
Answer Key
• Frontal Headache not relieved by simple
analgesia ( 1 mark)
• Visual disturbances/ flashing of lights( 2
marks)
• Epigastric pain( 1 mark)
• Swelling( 1 mark)
• Malaise( 1 mark)
• Nausea and vomiting ( 1 mark)
Station 2
Answer Key
• Amniocentesis ( 1 mark)
• Indications: ( 2marks)
1. Antenatal diagnosis of chromosomal
anomalies
2. Fetal hemolytic disease ( billirubin detection
3. Antenatal diagnosis of neural tube
defect(increase AFP)
• Complications: ( 2marks)
• Miscarriage
• Leakage of amniotic fluid
• Fetal trauma
• Bleeding
• Infection
Alternative methods: ( 2 marks )
CVS, FBS, fetoscopy and embryoscopy
Station 3
Answer Key
• Uterine inversion ( 1 mark)
• Predisposing factors: ( 4 marks)
• 1. Uterine atony
• 2. Mismanagement of third stage of labor
• Fundal attachment of placenta
• Short umbilical cord
• Manual removal of placenta
• Prevention: ( 2 marks)
• Active management of third stage of labor
• Removal of placenta by BA method
Station 4
Answer Key
1. Bimanual uterine compression ( 2 marks)
2. PPH due to uterine atony ( 1 mark)
3. Next step ( 4 marks)
• Medical management
• Oxytocin
• Misoprostol
• Uterine temponade/ packing
• Catherization
• Surgical management
• B lynch suture
• Uterine artery/ ILA ligation
• STAH
Answer Key
1.
Lie : Neglected transverse lie
Presentation: Elbow presentation
2. Diagnostic signs:
• Empty Pelvis
• Presence of elbow, shoulder on P/v
• Short fundal Ht than gestational age, upper
and lower poles both are empty
• Complications:
• 1. Ruptured uterus
• 2. Cord prolapse
• 3. IUD
• 4. Operative delivery
Station 6
Answer
Answer
• 1-well flexed
• 2-partially extended
• Fully extended
• Suboccipito bregmatic—9.5cm
• Mento vertical 13.5--brow
• Submentobregmatic—9.5 cm
Day 2 gynae
• Day 14 ( 1 mark)
• Postcoital test : Day 12 – 13 in regular
menstrual cycle of 28days ( 1 mark)
• Progesterone level to detect ovulation – Day
21 in 28 day cycle ( 1 mark)
• Endometrial biopsy in day 21-23 in 28 day
cycle ( 1 mark)
• HSG after menses till 10th day ( 1mark )
• IUI washed sperms are injected in uterine
cavity at time of ovulation detected by
follicular growth by ultrasound.( 1 mark)
Station 2
Answer Key
1.Stage 4 ( 2 marks )
2. Post coital bleeding, irregular pv bleeding, pain, increase vaginal discharge
( 1 mark)
3. Complications: ( 2 marks )
Hemorrhage
Infection/ vaginal discharge
Renal failure
Pelvic pain
Fistula
Thromboembolism
Metastasis to distant organs
Side effects of radiotherapy
Side effects of chemotherapy
4. Palliative treatment ( 2 marks )
Station 3
Answer Key
• 1. Evacuation/ Diagnostic and curettage
(E n C/ D n C)
2. Indications :
• Miscarriages / Oblighted Ovum
• Heavy menstrual bleeding/ Irregular pv
bleeding
3. Complications:
Infection, Perforation, Side effects of
anesthesia,Pain.
Station 4
Answer Key
• Dilators ( 1 mark)
• Indications: ( 3 marks )
To dilate cervix before curettage
To diagnose cervical incompetence
• Complications: ( 3 marks )
Perforation
Infection
Trauma to other organs
Bleeding
Station 5
• Uterovaginal Prolapse
Answer
( 1 mark)
Key
• In 2nd degree prolapse cervix lies at the level of introitus inside vagina while in 3 rd
degree cervix lies outside the vagina. ( 2 marks )
• Preoperative measures: ( 2 marks )
• Preop investigations
• Anesthesia fitness
• Vaginal packing to facilitate ulcer healing
• Consent
• NPO from midnight
• Preop medications
• Change OT dress in morning
• Shift to OT for surgery (Vaginal Hysterectomy)
• Predisposing factors: ( 2 marks )
• Menopause/ old age
• Chronic cough, constipation.
• Multiparity
• Difficult delivery
• Collagen deficiency/ family history
Station 6
Answer Key
• ECV ( External cephalic Version) ( 1 mark)
• Indication : ( 1 mark )
Breech presentation or
Transverse lie
• Contraindications: ( 2 marks)
PROM, Multiple pregnancy, APH,
Oligohydramnios, previous C Section, Fetal
distress, Placenta Previa
• Precautions: (1.5 mark )
• Calculate gestational age should be more than 37 weeks
• There shouldn’t be any uterine anomaly
• Breech shouldn't be engaged
• Adequate liquor
• Exclude fetal distress before procedure by doing CTG
• Complications
Intermenstural bleeding
Menorrhagia
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Expulsion
Dysmenorrhea
Station 3
Answer Key
• Cone Biopsy
• Indications
1. CIN
2. Cervical cancer stage 1a
▪ Complications
1. Haemorrhage
2. Infection
3. cervical incompetence
4. Preterm labor
5. Miscarriages
contraindications ...
Pregnancy
strong suspicion of invasive cancer.
Severe cervicitis or
a patient on anticoagulant therapy
Station 4
Answer Key
• 1. Uterine Perforation
• 2. Posterior wall of uterus
• 3. Anteverted and anteflexed
• 4.Uterine sound
• 5. Cuscose Speculum
Station 5
Answer Key
• 1. Bimanual pelvic examination
• 2. Lithotomy position
3.
▪ Pregnancy
• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Routine gynecological examination
• pelvic pain
• secondary dysmenorrhea
• vaginal discharge
• before insertion of iucd
Station 6
A. Diagnose the disease shown in the picture
B. Stage the disease shown in picture
C. Name three risk factors that lead to this
disease.
• Uterine Cancer
• Stage IB
• Diabetes mellitus, PCOD, Estrogen intake,
Tamoxifen.