Practical issues, History taking & Clinical examination in O&G Hervinder Kaur Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, UHCW Obstetric & Gynaecology Lead for Warwick Medical School LEARNING OBJECTIVES To develop the basic clinical skills of history taking, clinical examination and case presentation in O & G. To obtain knowledge of the common clinical problems in O & G. ANC : Booking visit : History taking Investigations ( booking bloods & scan) Down’s syndrome screening Health promotion advice- smoking, alcohol, drug abuse & diet Management plan High/Low risk pregnancy? LEARNING OBJECTIVES CONT…. Examination of pregnant women Pre eclampsia, IUGR, Large for dates , polyhydramnios, breech/ transverse lie, twins , previous caesarean, grand multiparous , Obesity & placenta previa Medical disorder- Diabetes , thyroid problems, essential HTN, Cardiac, renal, drug misuse, Hepatitis/HIV. Pre-operative counselling for C-section Emergency Obstetric Admissions Abdominal pain Preterm labour/ SROM Ante/postpartum bleeding Pre eclampsia/ Eclampsia Obstetric Day Assessment Unit •Antenatal fetal assessment- CTG, USS (growth/liquor/doppler) •Maternal assessment-BP/urine, blood test (PET, GTT) Labour Ward •Induction of labour •Management/Complications of labour •Normal deliveries •Fetal Monitoring in labour •Pain relief in labour •Instrumental deliveries & Caesarean sectionelective/emergency •Twins •Preterm labour •HDU care- PPH, Severe pre eclampsia/eclampsia EPAU •Early pregnancy scan •Miscarriage •Ectopic pregnancy •Molar pregnancy GOPD •History taking •Gynaecological examination-abdomen, pelvis (speculum, digital bimanual) •Investigation & management of menstural abnormalities •Investigation & management of pelvic pain/endometriosis •Diagnosis & management of menopause •Urogynae clinic-Management of prolapse & incontinence •Infertility clinic- Management of male & female infertility •Oncology –Management/follow-up of gynae cancer & management of abnormal smear (colposcopy clinic) GUM clinic •Obtain sexual lifestyle history •Understand relevance of confidentiality and being non-judgmental. •Genital examination and swabs from couple •STD- diagnosis & treatment •Pre/post test counselling for HIV Community •Home visits - Postnatal examination (caesarean scar, perineal tears) •Pre eclapmsia surveillance •Community midwife ANC PORTFOLIO CASES Obstetrics: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. A normal pregnancy delivery and puerperium Antepartum/postpartum haemorrhage An abnormality of fetal growth and development Pre-eclampsia Medical disease complicating pregnancy Multiple pregnancy Abnormal labour A third stage abnormality •Gynaecology 1. Menstural disorder 2. Endometriosis 3. Prolapse 4. Incontinence 5. Infertility 6. Postmenopausal bleeding 7. Early pregnancy complication Obstetric History Age Gravidity Parity- (Preg>24 wks)+(Preg< 24wks) LMP; menstural cycle; conceived on pill; EDD History of this pregnacy : - Presenting complaints- when did they occur & how long they lasted, any investigation or treatment already ? - Low/high risk pregnancy? - Any problems in antenatal care so far ? - Fetal movements Obstetric History - Previous pregnancy: Previous miscarriages Gestation & mode of delivery Length of labour & complications Third stage complications Postnatal problems Medical & surgical history Drug history & allergies Family history- hereditary disorders, HTN,DM, twins or congenital malformation Social history- smoking, alcohol, drug misuse, occupation, housing & marital status Examination Consent, explanation & beware of supine hypotension General examination -Colour -Hand, eyes & mouth -Presence of oedema -BP & Urine -CVS & Respiratory system examination Abdominal Examination Inspection: abdominal scars striae gravidarum linea nigra oedema Abdominal palpation P alpation of pregnant abdomen: 1. Examination of uterine fundus Symphysio- fundal height(cm) 2. Fetal back 3. Presenting part e.g vertex, breech 4. Engagement of presenting part Four maneuvers of leopold Lie of Fetus Lie: relationship of long. axis of fetus to long.axis of uterus e.g longitudinal, transverse, oblique Longitudinal lie Transverse lie Presentation of fetus Presentation: presenting part of fetus occupying the lower pole of uterus i.e ceph(vertex), breech,face,brow or shoulder Female bony pelvis Right Left Side side Pelvic diameters: Anterio-posterior Transverse Oblique Abdominal Examination Position: Relation of denominator (occiput/ sacrum) of presenting part to the quadrants of pelvis e.g LOA,LOP 1. Left Occipito- anterior 2. Left Occipito- posterior Abdominal Examination G Amniotic fluid Auscultation: FETAL HEART Engagement: Widest diameter of head below the pelvic brim. No. of 5th head palpable above the pelvic brim e.g 4/5th , 3/5th Fetal skull s Bregma Occiput Mentum Parts of fetal skull: a) Occipital bone b) Posterior fontanella c) Saggital suture d) Frontal bone e) Anterior fontanelle f) Parietal bone Presenting diameters: g) Face presentation Submento-bregmatic h) Deflexed OP Occipito-frontal i) Brow presentation Occipito-mental j) Normal vertex Sub-occipito bregmatic Vaginal Examination Vulva & vagina Cervix-dilatation ,effacement, position & consistency Presenting part i.e Vertex Station-cm in relation to the ischial spine Caput-swelling on the scalp superficial to periosteum of cranium ,as a result of venous congestion, on the part of head most in advance Moulding- Overriding of the bones of skull Membranes & Liquor Vaginal Examination s Station -3 Station +3 Station- position of presenting part (PP) in cm in relation to the ischial spine Mechanism of labour LOA position: 1. Free head 2. Descent & engagement 3. Descent & Flexion 4. Internal rotation 5. Extension 6. External rotation 7. Restitution 8. Delivery of shoulder Useful website for medical illustration Nucleus Medical Media Normal vaginal delivery anim002 Normal vaginal birth ANC00030 Delivery ANC00037 Birth station of presentation ANC00038 Change in cervix during pregnancy S15551477 Gynaecological History Age, Gravidity, Parity, LMP Contraception Last cervical smear Presenting complaints: Nature & duration Relation to menstrual cycle Bowel symptoms Urinary symptoms Vaginal discharge Vaginal bleeding Gynaecological History Previous Gynaecological & Obstetric History: PID/STI Endometriosis Previous miscarriages / preg<24 wks Ectopic pregnancy Pregnancies>24 wks & outcome History cont…. Medical Surgical Family history- Fibroids, endometriosis, cancers, DVT/PE Medications Allergies Social History General- Conjunctiva, pulse Abdomen: - Inspection- distension of abdomen mass previous scar - Palpation- tenderness mass( size, consistency) ascites lymph nodes - Percussion - Auscultation Examination Vaginal Examination Vulva Speculum (Cusco’s & Sim’s) - vagina (atrophy, mass, trauma, prolapse) - cervix (ectropion, polyp, growth, contact bleeding, - uterine prolapse Bimanual pelvic exam. – uterine/ adenexal masses tenderness Competencies (Mandatory) Examination of pregnant abdomen Examination of non-pregnant abdomen Speculum(Cusco’s speculum) examination Demonstratio n