Gynaecology

Introduction In this assignment, I will be reflecting on my performance as a senior gynaecology registrar on how I supported the GP (general practice) junior doctors that started working in my department. I will examine and reflect on my plan of action for their smooth adaptation in the unit and the development of the gynaecological emergency skills. I will be using Gibbs’ (1998) model of reflection. I chose this framework as I found it helpful for structuring my reflection thoughts. I will approach

Obstetrics and Gynaecology OBGYN is a term not well know to most people that means obstetrics and gynaecology. This is the doctor to visit for female reproduction and baby care. They have a lot of work to do with roughly 3,998, 076 babies being born each year in the US they stay very busy. It’s not easy work to get there tho you need to have a lot schooling, have a variety of skills, and have strong senses There are many things you need to know as an OBGYN, all about the human body. You will need

DR KASEKE TITLE DETERMINANTS INFLUENCING THE BUYING DECISIONS OF PREGNANT WOMEN: A CASE STUDY INTO THE CHOICE OF GYNAECOLOGISTS IN ZIMBABWE. 1. INTRODUCTION Gynaecology is a special medical area which is more prominent in the developed countries and they have gone further in marketing such services especially in the private sector. However in most less developed countries like Zimbabwe marketing of such services

upcoming baby, she is the only one who should be able to decide how to handle it. Modern abortions have become safer than ever before, and they are helping women with emotional and physical problems. A recent study published by Obstetrics and Gynaecology concluded, “A woman's risk of dying from having an abortion is .6 in 100,000, while the risk of dying from giving birth is around 14 times higher: 8.8 in 100,000.” (Procon 3). An abortion has very little effect on a woman’s health and stability

An obstetrician and gynecologist (OB/GYN) is a medical doctor (M.D), and surgeon who examines the female body, and the females health. The word “gyne” came from the Greek, meaning woman, “logos” also came from the Greek, meaning “the study of”: The study of women. Gynecologist may perform regular check ups depending on the experience they have. Obstetric and gynecologist are important throughout a woman’s life, OB/GYN’s regulate a woman’s period, pregnancy and regular female body problems. An OB/GYN

PROPOSAL Based on the information provided at the DHC Case, like the local work population trend and workers survey, the DHC project cannot become self supporting at the term of three years; the losses forecasted after the third year are $ 105,828. Refer to analysis on pages 3 and 4. To revert these forecasted results an Offensive Strategy Market Plan must be outlined, and the principal proposed actions to develop are: • Creating awareness and improving image in the community to increase and

On the case of vitamin D, women of African American origin tend to be deficient of this vitamin. According to Donna Day Baird Eds (2017), a research conducted on women aged between 35-49 showed that women of the African-American origin had a higher percent of women with vitamin D deficiency (90%). The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Uterine Fibroid Study carried out the study. The living conditions of most African American women are not inviting. Most studies conducted on fibroids

Gynaecology and Obstetrics – Laparoscopic Adhesiolysis Overview To understand the Laparoscopic Adhesiolysis procedure, we must first understand what adhesions are. Adhesions are fibrous bands of scar tissue that form between tissues and organs. It’s kind of an internal scar tissue that connects tissues which are not normally connected. They usually form after an abdominal surgery, or after a bout of gastrointestinal or intra-abdominal infection such as diverticulitis, pelvic inflammatory disease

I had to opportunity to shadow Dr. Brooke Winner on December 2, 2016, from the hours of ten o 'clock to two-thirty. She is an OBGYN with her speciality areas being in Minimally Invasive Gynecology, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Gynecologic Surgery, and Robotic Surgery. Upon entering her office at 1110 Highlands Plaza East, suite #220, I was directed to the second floor where one of the office managers placed me inside of her office, that she shared with another OBGYN, a male

Confused, petrified, and slightly excited were the emotions that ran through my body during this brief time in my life. Thinking back on the moments in life that assisted in me choosing my career path brings up many mixed emotions. The moment I chose the career path I wanted to go on is my first year at Dunbar Middle Magnet School, sixth grade to be exact. It was the first week of school and all the students in my class had to stand up and introduce ourselves and tell what we wanted to be in life