HISTORY TAKING AND EXAMINATION OF PREGNANT MOTHERS
Name | Rushoroza Hospital |
Activity Title | HISTORY TAKING AND EXAMINATION OF PREGNANT MOTHERS |
Details | This Continuing Medical Education (CME) module provides comprehensive training on the principles and practical techniques involved in the history taking and physical examination of pregnant women. It aims to enhance clinicians' skills in accurately assessing maternal health, identifying obstetric and medical complications, and planning appropriate management.
Learning Objectives
Understand the key components of history taking specific to pregnant women, including obstetric, medical, surgical, and psychosocial aspects.
Develop proficiency in conducting a systematic physical examination tailored to pregnancy, including abdominal, fetal, and maternal assessments.
Recognize signs of common pregnancy-related complications such as preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and fetal growth abnormalities.
Integrate history and examination findings to formulate effective management plans and provide holistic care.
Topics Covered
Principles of effective history taking in pregnancy
Important questions to explore during antenatal visits
Examination techniques for assessing maternal and fetal well-being
Identification of danger signs and red flags
Documentation and communication skills
Case studies and practical demonstrations
Target Audience
Medical students, residents, obstetricians, general practitioners, midwives, and allied health professionals involved in maternal care.
This CME aims to strengthen clinical skills, improve maternal and fetal outcomes, and promote evidence-based practice in obstetric care.
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Competence | Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
Start Date | 25-06-2025 |
End Date | 25-06-2025 |
Event Time | 11:15 AM |
Location | RUSHOROZA HOSPITAL |
Cost (UGX) | 4 |
CPD Points | 2 |
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