Nursing REPLICA P - CASSINO - PONTECORVO

- Signs of pregnancy: Signs of presumption Signs of probability Signs of certainty-Obstetric History: Inspection Palpation Leopold's Maneuvers Being Anointed Exploration Laboratory examinations Ultrasound Amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling Cardiotocografia-Modification of the genital organs and extragenitali in pregnancy-Duration of pregnancy-Weight and caloric cost Increase-Recommended laboratory tests during pregnancy-Delivery: General information and nomenclature-Birth Factors: The channel The fetus or mobile body The strength-Birth Phenomena: Maternal or dynamic Phenomena Maternal-fetal Phenomena or mechanical Fetal or plastic Phenomena-Anticipatory Period – dilation – expulsion Period – time of delivery – period of post-partum The gestosis and eclampsia Diabetes Ectopic pregnancy Abortion-The afterbirth Afterbirth care Complications of delivery Non-default installations afterbirth placenta Pathology of fetal annexes: placenta previa and placental distacco untimely normally submitted Polyhydramnios and oligodramnios-Support to the main gynaecological pathologies: Ovarian Diseases Tubal Disease Vaginal Diseases Abnormal menstrual cycle Endometriosis-Gynecological survey tools: Vaginal Exploration Speculum examination Cytologic examination or Papanicolau test Colposcopy Examination Hysteroscopy Cervical Biopsy-Endometriosis-Contraceptive methods Non-mechanical Contraceptives Mechanical Contraceptives Hormonal contraceptives Chemical Contraceptives- The family counseling center- The primary prevention of sexual transmitted diseases AIDS B-type Hepatitis Genital Herpes Syphilis Gonorrhea Trichomoniasis vaginalis Chlamydial infection and candida albicans The Condyloma acuminata or genital wart

No prerequisite

DE TIURRIS-HENRION-DELECOUR MANUALE DI GINECOLOGIA E OSTETRICIA. MASSON; 1995 PESCETTO-DE CECCO-PECORARI-RAGNI. MANUALE DI GINECOLOGIA E OSTETRICIA. CASA EDITRICE UNIVERSO. V ED.; 2017

Oral examinations (remotely or in person, according to academic directives).