00:06 Dr. Ramya Gubba is teaching Obstetrics and Gynecology for rapid revision for the July exams. 03:42 The human placenta is discoidal, hemocoroidal, and deciduate. 08:08 Vasa Previa is associated with fetal Hemorrhage and is caused by certain types of placentas. 10:48 Placenta previa can present with painless vaginal bleeding after 28 weeks but before delivery. 16:03 Placenta abruption and previa differences 18:20 DIC in pregnancy is most commonly caused by abruption 22:54 Umbilical vein carries oxygenated blood from mother to fetus. 25:20 Calculating expected delivery date based on menstrual cycle length 29:45 Gravida includes all pregnancies, while para excludes current pregnancy. 32:02 Antenatal care guidelines in India and WHO 36:24 Monitoring TSH and sugar levels is crucial for maternal and fetal health. 38:23 NT scan and second trimester screening methods 43:02 Combined screening is the optimum method for chromosomal abnormality at 13 weeks of gestation. 44:58 First trimester abortions are mainly due to genetic abnormalities. 49:24 Predominant symptom is bleeding per vagina 51:36 Understanding missed abortion and MTP in obstetrics 55:56 MTP should be done only in hospitals or government-approved facilities 58:01 Medical methods for second trimester termination 1:01:53 Likely diagnosis is missed miscarriage 1:04:11 Management for ruptured ectopic 1:08:22 Self-injectomy is preferred for avoiding recurrence. 1:10:30 Diagnosis of pregnancy of unknown location 1:14:44 Molar pregnancy presents with vaginal bleeding 1:17:04 For complete mole in patients older than 40, consider hysterectomy and follow-up 1:21:30 Chronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia 1:23:53 Defective secondary wave of trophoblastic invasion leads to P2 placental insufficiency. 1:27:55 Management guidelines for preeclampsia 1:30:10 Immediate next step for blood pressure 140/90 1:34:32 GDM management and timing of delivery 1:36:51 Management of shoulder dystocia in obstetrics 1:41:10 Different scenarios of twin division and their resulting placental and amniotic configurations. 1:43:29 Monochorionic diamniotic placenta twin to twin transmission syndrome 1:48:16 Understanding engagement of the fetal head and pelvic diameters 1:50:18 Understanding pelvic dimensions and types 1:54:46 Latent phase is more than 20 hours and more than 14 hours in multi treatment 1:56:51 Augment labor with centosinol and assess after two hours. 2:01:03 Summary of upcoming session and gratitude
But in practical life ,now everyone go for c-section as abruptio or whether everything is normal....very few now a days , especially in city doing vaginal delivery....fact
Amenorrhea is no bleeding during expected date of menstruation. And bleeding means bleeding anytime. Even in between menstruation. So she has absent menstruation plus bleeding any day it can be bleeding. Does not mean only during menstruation bleeding she is talking about.
The triad is like... The patient history says there was a period of amenorrhea (like missed period) then suddenly bleeding occurred later pain developed.
00:06 Dr. Ramya Gubba is teaching Obstetrics and Gynecology for rapid revision for the July exams.
03:42 The human placenta is discoidal, hemocoroidal, and deciduate.
08:08 Vasa Previa is associated with fetal Hemorrhage and is caused by certain types of placentas.
10:48 Placenta previa can present with painless vaginal bleeding after 28 weeks but before delivery.
16:03 Placenta abruption and previa differences
18:20 DIC in pregnancy is most commonly caused by abruption
22:54 Umbilical vein carries oxygenated blood from mother to fetus.
25:20 Calculating expected delivery date based on menstrual cycle length
29:45 Gravida includes all pregnancies, while para excludes current pregnancy.
32:02 Antenatal care guidelines in India and WHO
36:24 Monitoring TSH and sugar levels is crucial for maternal and fetal health.
38:23 NT scan and second trimester screening methods
43:02 Combined screening is the optimum method for chromosomal abnormality at 13 weeks of gestation.
44:58 First trimester abortions are mainly due to genetic abnormalities.
49:24 Predominant symptom is bleeding per vagina
51:36 Understanding missed abortion and MTP in obstetrics
55:56 MTP should be done only in hospitals or government-approved facilities
58:01 Medical methods for second trimester termination
1:01:53 Likely diagnosis is missed miscarriage
1:04:11 Management for ruptured ectopic
1:08:22 Self-injectomy is preferred for avoiding recurrence.
1:10:30 Diagnosis of pregnancy of unknown location
1:14:44 Molar pregnancy presents with vaginal bleeding
1:17:04 For complete mole in patients older than 40, consider hysterectomy and follow-up
1:21:30 Chronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia
1:23:53 Defective secondary wave of trophoblastic invasion leads to P2 placental insufficiency.
1:27:55 Management guidelines for preeclampsia
1:30:10 Immediate next step for blood pressure 140/90
1:34:32 GDM management and timing of delivery
1:36:51 Management of shoulder dystocia in obstetrics
1:41:10 Different scenarios of twin division and their resulting placental and amniotic configurations.
1:43:29 Monochorionic diamniotic placenta twin to twin transmission syndrome
1:48:16 Understanding engagement of the fetal head and pelvic diameters
1:50:18 Understanding pelvic dimensions and types
1:54:46 Latent phase is more than 20 hours and more than 14 hours in multi treatment
1:56:51 Augment labor with centosinol and assess after two hours.
2:01:03 Summary of upcoming session and gratitude
1:39:00 Delivery maneuvers
This is the best rapid revision for NEET PG
Tq so much atulya
Huge respect doctor! You made obs so easy😊
But in practical life ,now everyone go for c-section as abruptio or whether everything is normal....very few now a days , especially in city doing vaginal delivery....fact
Thanks mam u r best
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@@doctorbhanuprakashsir where is gynea rapid revision kindly also upload that?
DONE
Is this sufficient?????
HCV testing in antenatal period ?
If affordable can be done
Is this good enough for neet pg? Someone please tell me
Yes for upsc npcil not enough
It’s a good revision but definitely not enough. You’ll need more concepts.
Amenorrhea and bleeding per vagina are opposit how can it be a triad
Amenorrhea is no bleeding during expected date of menstruation. And bleeding means bleeding anytime. Even in between menstruation. So she has absent menstruation plus bleeding any day it can be bleeding. Does not mean only during menstruation bleeding she is talking about.
The triad is like... The patient history says there was a period of amenorrhea (like missed period) then suddenly bleeding occurred later pain developed.
@@doctor_em thank u
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Good for fmge ?