ObyGyn.OSCE (FG2)

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Ob/Gyn. OSCE Examination

204 batch/female group 2

13th of May 2009

Slide NO.1

What’s the name of the procedure?

Bimanual Examination

2 indications of the procedure?

Examination of ovarian mass, uterine fibroid and endometriosis.

Relatively the same

Slide No. 2

What’s the name of this device?

Cusco’s/Bivalve speculum

2 indication for using it?

Visualization of vagina, its fornix and cervix

Used for pap’s smear (cervical cytology), vaginal swab, local causes of bleeding (polyps) Exact picture

Slide No. 3

What’s the diagnosis?

(Uterine synechiae) Asherman’s syndrome

2 clinical presentations?

2ry amenorrhea

History of repeated D/C

Relatively the sameOnly we had the middle one but from longitudinal view

Answered by Prof.Rahman

Slide No. 4

Name this device?

Vacuum

2 fetal complications?

Cephalic hematoma, Intracranial hemorrhage and retinal hemorrhage

Slide No. 5

What’s the diagnosis?

Barothlin cyst abscess

What’s the management?

Pain killer,Incision / drainage, and anti-biotic

Exact pictureBut only the first one from the

left

Slide No. 6

What’s the procedure?

Laparoscopic SupracervicalHysterectomy ..

2 complications ?

Bleeding, infection and perforations

Slide No. 7

Name A?

Submucosal fibroid

Name B?

Pedunculated fibroid

Exact picture

Slide No. 8

What’s the diagnosis?

Urinary Incontinence

Name one operative treatment?

Urethral sling operation (Marchal-Marcheltin)

Women was standing, holding her cloths,

coughing in the same time urine was dripping on white

sheet belowI think this picture was

brought from Elsevier site, but couldn’t find it on the web… so in order to get it you have to register there

Slide No. 9

What’s the diagnosis?

Threatened abortion

What’s the management?

Bed rest and observation

Exact picturebut only the first one from the

left

Slide No. 10

What’s the diagnosis?

Placental abruption

2 other differential diagnosis?

Acute polyhydraminos,uterine fibroid degeneration and chorioamonionitis.

Exact pictureBut only the 2nd picture from the right and the third from

the lift

Slide No. 11

What’s the diagnosis?

Utro vaginal prolapse?! Enterocele (Not sure)

2 presenting symptoms?

Protruded mass and heaviness, vaginal discharges and bleeding.

Different

Slide No. 12

What’s the diagnosis?

Ovarian teratoma (dermoid cyst)

In which age group it’s common?

20- 40

Younger age group are most commonly affected

Relatively the same

Slid No. 13

What’s the diagnosis?

Polycystic Ovarian Disease

2 clinical presentations?

Hirstism, obesity and oligomenorrhea.

Exact picture

Slide No. 14

What’s the name of the procedure?

Mammography

In low risk group, at what age you should start screening?

From 35-40, screen should be started.

Exact picture

Slide No. 15

Comment on the CTG?

Cardiotochogram for monitoring fetal heart rate, otherwise it was normal.

2 criteria for reading CTG?

1. Rate (120-160)

2. Variability of beats

Answered by Prof.Rahman

Slide No. 16

What’s the diagnosis?

Hematocolpus/ imperforate hymen

2 presenting symptoms?

1ry amenorrhea and pelvic pain.

Exact picture

Slide No. 17

What's the name of the procedure?

Cone biopsy

Indication

Cervical dysplasia

Relatively the same

Slide No. 18

What’s the name of the device?

Hegar’s dilator

2 complications of it use?

Infection and perforation.

Slide No. 19

What’s the name of this device?

Vaginal diaphragm

2 complication of uses?

There’s failure rate

Urinary tract infection as more pressure on bladder.

Relatively the same

Slide No. 20

What’s the diagnosis?

Cervical incompetence

• 2 presenting symptoms?

Recurrent abortion in the 2nd trimester and Preterm labor

Relatively the same

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