Categories
1. A/P
a. Menstrual cycle
b. Pregnancy physiological changes
c. Pelvic anatomy
d. Suturing landmarks
e. Pregnancy dating
f. Fetal to neonate transition
g. Leopolds
h. Breasts
i. Neonatal anomalies
j. Perineal lacerations
2. GYN
a. STIs/vaginal infections
b. Pap
c. HPV
d. Contraception education
3. Pregnancy
a. PN Labs
i. Thalassemias
ii. Sickle cell:
iii. Rh-negative
iv. Basics of CBC/CMP
v. Hepatits B
b. Genetic Testing
c. Complications
i. Pre-eclampsia
ii. IHCP
iii. Hypothyroidism
iv. Hypertensive disorders
v. Anemia
vi. UTI
vii. Oligo/ polyhydramnios
viii. Preterm labor
ix. Vaginal bleeding
x. RH Negative
xi. Pregnancy loss
xii. IUGR
xiii. Macrosomia
DOH 679-155 June 2018
xiv. Breech
xv. Ectopic pregnancy
xvi. Molar
xvii. Low platelets/thrombocytopenia
xviii. GDM
xix. Reduced fetal movement
xx. Abnormal fundal height
xxi. Malpresentation
d. Fetal surveillance
e. Post maturity
f. Placental variations
4. Labor and Delivery
a. Birth Physiology
i. Engagement
ii. Fetal monitoring
b. Complications
i. Shoulder dystocia
ii. Non reassuring fetal heart tones
iii. Chorioamnionitis
iv. Postpartum hemorrhage
v. Retained placenta
vi. Breech
vii. Cord prolapse
viii. Anaphylaxis
ix. Meconium stained amniotic fluid
x. Hypertension
xi. Prolonged labor
xii. PROM (premature rupture of membranes)
xiii. Urinary retention
c. GBS Management
5. Postpartum
a. Mood disorders
b. Endometritis
c. Hemorrhage
d. Mastitis
e. Insufficient Glandular Development (ISGD)
6. Newborn Care
a. Vitals
b. Signs and symptoms of infection
c. Thermoregulation
d. Adequate weight gain
e. APGARS
DOH 679-155 June 2018
f. Gestational Age Assessment
g. TTN (transient tachypnea of the newborn)
h. Birth injuries
i. Hyperbilirubinemia
j. Vitamin K deficiency bleeding
k. Hypoglycemia
l. Blood type incompatibilities
m. Physical exam findings
7. Legend Drugs and Devices: administration routes, contra-indications
a. Anti hemorrhagic:
i. Pitocin
ii. Misoprostol
iii. methylergonovine maleate
iv. prostaglandin F2 alpha
b. Terbutaline
c. Magnesium Sulfate
d. Prophylactic ophthalmic medication
e. Vitamin K
f. Rh immune globulin
g. Local anesthetic
h. Epinephrine
i. Vaccines: MMR, HBIG, HBV
j. Urinary catheter
k. Antibiotics for GBS
8. Clinical Skills
a. Injections
b. IVs
c. Venipuncture
d. Sterile technique
e. Medication Conversions
f. Pulse Oximetry
g. Suturing
DOH 679-155 June 2018
