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Course Information

Course Title	Code	Semester	L+U Hour	Credits	ECTS
WOMEN HEALTH AND DISEASES	TIP5066	9	8 + 10	13.0	6.0

Prerequisites

DYSFUNCTION AND DYSSTRUCTURE OF BODY

Language of Instruction	Turkish
Course Level	Bachelor's Degree
Course Type	Compulsory
Mode of delivery
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Goals	To learn the knowledge about the basic practices in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology, to gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes requiring for planning necessary examinations at the primary care level, interpreting the results and applying the basic treatment principles in line with them.
Course Content	"Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Introduction to the course; Female genital system anatomy; Menstrual cycle physiology; Menstrual cycle disorders and their management; Obstetric anamnesis and antenatal follow up; Pregnancy formation; Antenatal care and evaluation of antenatal well-being; Physiological changes in pregnancy; Anamnesis, examination, advanced examination principles and effective communication skills in gynecology; Normal birth and follow-up; Female sexual system development and its disorders; Amenorrhea; Puberty and its disorders; Preterm birth, premature rupture of membranes, postmaturity; Ectopic pregnancy" "Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Hypertension during pregnancy, preeclampsia-eclampsia syndrome and their management; Family planning and contraception; Clinical management of systemic diseases in pregnancy; Abortions and their management; Teratogenity and TORCH infections; Prenatal screening and diagnosis, Multiple pregnancies; Prementrual syndrome and dysmenorrhea; Malpresentation, malposition and operative delivery; Rh incompatibility and non-immune hydrops fetalis during pregnancy; Fetal growth disorders; Amniotic fluid pathologies; Placental abruption, placenta previa and vasa previa" "Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Polycystic ovary syndrome; Hirsutismus; Benign diseases of the vulva and vagina; Puerperium and puerperal infections; Infertility; Menopause; Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy; Sexually transmitted diseases; Pelvic inflammatory disease; Postpartum bleeding" "Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Pelvic organ prolapse; Urinary incontinence; Postmenoposal bleeding-case discussion; Endometriosis, Pregnancy and diabetes; Female sexual function disorders; Endoscopy in gynecology; Premalign lesions and malign diseases of the vulva and vagina; Trophoblastic diseases; Uterin myomas, Chronic pelvic pain" "Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Premalign lesions and cancer of the cervix; Cervical screening-case discussion; Hyperemesis-case discussion; Ethics in reproductive health; Non-epithelial ovarian cancers and their management; Acute pelvic pain-case discussion; Puerperal fever-case discussion; Postpartum bleeding-case discussion; Epithelial ovarian cancers and their management; Uterine premalign and malign tumours" "Patient visits, and practice in outpatient clinics, delivery rooms and operating rooms; Dysmenorrhea-case discussion; Pulmonary thromboembolus in pregnancy-case discussion; Hypertension in pregnancy-case discussion; Vaginal discharge-case discussion; Early pregnancy vaginal bleeding-case discussion; Dysparonia-case discussion; Infertility-case discussion; Contraception-case discussion"
Learning Outcomes	1) Takes gynecological and obstetric anamnesis using advanced communication skills in a patient presenting with pregnancy and/or genitourinary complaints, performs physical examination, selects appropriate diagnostic methods and manages the patient by interpreting the results. 2) Performs the antenatal follow-up of the pregnant woman. 3) Makes the differential diagnosis of high-risk pregnancies, and explains the management principles (making the first treatment, referring to the appropriate unit under appropriate conditions). 4) Shows the normal delivery steps. 5) Performs the care of mother after birth. 6) Makes the pre-diagnosis of obstetric and gynecological emergencies, and explains the principles of management (making the first treatment, referring to the appropriate unit under appropriate conditions). 7) Provides a counseling on reproductive and women's health, and makes the routine screenings and preventive medicine practices. 8) Plans the treatment at the primary care level for female genital system diseases, and prepares the prescriptions according to the principles of rational drug use. 9) Provides a consultancy on family planning methods. 10) Describes the epidemiology of common diseases related to the female genitourinary system, and applies the approaches to reduce their frequency, and primary care treatments.