Essential preparation reading for trainee obstetricians and gynaecologists taking the MRCOG Part 1 examination. Integrating clinical knowledge with basic science, this concise guide provides plenty of up-to-date revision notes, practice Single Best Answer (SBA) questions, and tips to improve exam success.
Essential preparation reading for trainee obstetricians and gynaecologists taking the MRCOG Part 1 examination. Integrating clinical knowledge with basic science, this concise guide provides plenty of up-to-date revision notes, practice Single Best Answer (SBA) questions, and tips to improve exam success.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Section 1. Anatomy 1. Surgical anatomy of the female pelvis and abdominal wall 2. Anatomy of the breast 3. Anatomy of the pelvis in obstetrics 4. Anatomy daption to puberty, pregnancy and menopause 5. Anatomy of the endocrine glands: Hypothryoid, pituitary 6. Structural changes in the newborn 7. Male and female reproductive tract and the mullerina anomalies 8. Functional anatomy of the pelvic floor, kidney and the urinary tract 9. Fetal and meternal x-rays, ultrasound and MRI Section 2. Embryology 10. Gametes and fertilisation 11. Early fetal embryology and placental development 12. Fetal development Section 3. Physiology 13. Female physiology 14. Male physiology 15. Fetal physiology 16. Physiology of pregnancy and labour 17. Physiology of wound healing Section 4. Genetics 18. Cell structure and function 19. Structure of chromosomes and genes 20. Genomics and gene regulation Section 5. Endocrinology 21. Mechanism of action of hormones 22. Hypothalamus and pituitary 23. Puberty 24. Premature ovarian failure 25. Polycystic ovarian syndrome 26. Menopause 27. Thyroid and parathyriod 28. Adrenals 29. Hyperemesis gravidarum Section 6. Biochemistry 30. Biochemistry in surgical conditions 31. Hormones 32. Vitamins and minerals 33. Placental transfer 34. Acid base balance 35. Cell cycle 36. Carbohydrate, protein and lipid metabolism 37. Enzymes and signal transduction Section 7. Pathology 38. Pathology of clinical sepsis 39. Histopathology of female organs including pituitary and hypothalamus 40. Placental site implantation 41. Teratogenesis 42. Pathological conditions relted to uterus, tubes and ovaries 43. Gynaecological cancers including cervical cytology 44. Pathophysiology of pain 45. Pathology of bladder, urethra and vagina Section 8. Clinical management and data interpretation 46. History and physical examination in gynaecology and obstetrics 47. Fraser and gillick competence 48. Fluid and electrolyte balance 49. Coagulation 50. Surgical complications and infections 51. Common disorders of pregnancy 52. Management of labour 53. Operative delivery and perineal repair 54. Urogynaecology, fertility, early pregnancy complications 55. Benign conditions of the genital tract 56. Cancer screening in gynaecology 57. Malignancy and premalignancy of the genital tract 58. Abdominal incisions, sutures, diathermy 59. Data interpretation Section 9.. Pharmacology 60. Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics 61. Anitbiotic prophylaxis 62. Drugs used in obstetrics and post partum haemorrhage 63. Pain relief in labour and puerperum 64. Contraception and drugs used in gynaecology 65. Teratogenesis Section 10. Microbiology 66. Infections in pregnancy and fetal impact of maternal infection 67. Human papilloma virus and other viral infections 68. Puerperal sepsis and surgical site infections Section11. Immunology 69. Principles of reproductive immunology 70. Immunology of pregnancy and miscarriage Section 12. Biophysics 71. Principles of ECG, USG and doppler, x-rays and MRI, CTsan,nuclear medicine 72. Principles and safe use of laser and electrosurgery Section 13. Epidemiology and statistics 73. Statistical methods used in clinical research 74. Principles of screening 75. Understanding the audit cycle 76. Definition of maternal morality, perinatal and neonatal morality.
Section 1. Anatomy 1. Surgical anatomy of the female pelvis and abdominal wall 2. Anatomy of the breast 3. Anatomy of the pelvis in obstetrics 4. Anatomy daption to puberty, pregnancy and menopause 5. Anatomy of the endocrine glands: Hypothryoid, pituitary 6. Structural changes in the newborn 7. Male and female reproductive tract and the mullerina anomalies 8. Functional anatomy of the pelvic floor, kidney and the urinary tract 9. Fetal and meternal x-rays, ultrasound and MRI Section 2. Embryology 10. Gametes and fertilisation 11. Early fetal embryology and placental development 12. Fetal development Section 3. Physiology 13. Female physiology 14. Male physiology 15. Fetal physiology 16. Physiology of pregnancy and labour 17. Physiology of wound healing Section 4. Genetics 18. Cell structure and function 19. Structure of chromosomes and genes 20. Genomics and gene regulation Section 5. Endocrinology 21. Mechanism of action of hormones 22. Hypothalamus and pituitary 23. Puberty 24. Premature ovarian failure 25. Polycystic ovarian syndrome 26. Menopause 27. Thyroid and parathyriod 28. Adrenals 29. Hyperemesis gravidarum Section 6. Biochemistry 30. Biochemistry in surgical conditions 31. Hormones 32. Vitamins and minerals 33. Placental transfer 34. Acid base balance 35. Cell cycle 36. Carbohydrate, protein and lipid metabolism 37. Enzymes and signal transduction Section 7. Pathology 38. Pathology of clinical sepsis 39. Histopathology of female organs including pituitary and hypothalamus 40. Placental site implantation 41. Teratogenesis 42. Pathological conditions relted to uterus, tubes and ovaries 43. Gynaecological cancers including cervical cytology 44. Pathophysiology of pain 45. Pathology of bladder, urethra and vagina Section 8. Clinical management and data interpretation 46. History and physical examination in gynaecology and obstetrics 47. Fraser and gillick competence 48. Fluid and electrolyte balance 49. Coagulation 50. Surgical complications and infections 51. Common disorders of pregnancy 52. Management of labour 53. Operative delivery and perineal repair 54. Urogynaecology, fertility, early pregnancy complications 55. Benign conditions of the genital tract 56. Cancer screening in gynaecology 57. Malignancy and premalignancy of the genital tract 58. Abdominal incisions, sutures, diathermy 59. Data interpretation Section 9.. Pharmacology 60. Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics 61. Anitbiotic prophylaxis 62. Drugs used in obstetrics and post partum haemorrhage 63. Pain relief in labour and puerperum 64. Contraception and drugs used in gynaecology 65. Teratogenesis Section 10. Microbiology 66. Infections in pregnancy and fetal impact of maternal infection 67. Human papilloma virus and other viral infections 68. Puerperal sepsis and surgical site infections Section11. Immunology 69. Principles of reproductive immunology 70. Immunology of pregnancy and miscarriage Section 12. Biophysics 71. Principles of ECG, USG and doppler, x-rays and MRI, CTsan,nuclear medicine 72. Principles and safe use of laser and electrosurgery Section 13. Epidemiology and statistics 73. Statistical methods used in clinical research 74. Principles of screening 75. Understanding the audit cycle 76. Definition of maternal morality, perinatal and neonatal morality.
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