Ateneo - UPO

• Community-based gynecological and obstetric pathologies and preventive medicine.
• Main disorders in community reproductive health and prevention strategies.

Teaching materials provided by the professor

By the end of the integrated course, students will be able to describe the pathophysiology and clinical presentations of the main gynecological and obstetric disorders of community and primary care relevance.

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Lectures, clinical case discussions.

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Written Exam: Multiple-choice questions and short-answer questions focused on basic theoretical knowledge. The test consists of 48 closed-ended questions with 4 response options, of which only one is correct. A passing grade is achieved if students answer 60% of the proposed questions correctly.

• Contraception
• Gynecological cancers and prevention strategies
• Lifestyle and pregnancy
• Sexually transmitted infections , vaginitis, and vaginosis

Describe the pathophysiology and clinical features of the main gynecological-obstetric disorders relevant to primary and community care.