Index

• Welcome
• Lessons
  • Lesson 1. The Reproductive Systems
    • Section I. The Female Reproductive System
      • 1-01. INTRODUCTION
      • 1-02. EXTERNAL GENITALIA
      • 1-03. INTERNAL GENITALIA
      • 1-04. MAMMARY GLANDS
      • 1-05. PATHWAY OF AN OVUM
    • Section II. The Male Reproductive System
      • 1-06. INTRODUCTION
      • 1-07. EXTERNAL ORGANS
      • 1-08. INTERNAL ORGANS
      • 1-09. PATHWAY OF SPERM CELLS
    • Section III. Events of Pregnancy
      • 1-10. INTRODUCTION
      • 1-11. FERTILIZATION
      • 1-12. IMPLANTATION
      • 1-13. GESTATION
      • 1-14. PARTURITION
      • 1-15. REVIEW OF PREGNANCY EVENT TERMS
  • Lesson 2. Normal and Emergency Childbirth
    • Section I. General Information
      • 2-01. INTRODUCTION
      • 2-02. DEFINITIONS — COMMON OBSTETRIC TERMS
      • 2-03. SIGNS/SYMPTOMS OF LABOR
      • 2-04. THREE STAGES OF LABOR
    • Section II. Complications of Pregnancy
      • 2-05. ABORTION
      • 2-06. ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
      • 2-07. THIRD-TRIMESTER BLEEDING
      • 2-08. PREECLAMPSIA
      • 2-09. TRAUMA DURING PREGNANCY
    • Section III. Management of Mother and Newborn During Normal Delivery in an Emergency Setting
      • 2-10. TIME TO TRANSPORT THE MOTHER TO A HOSPITAL
      • 2-11. TIME TO REACH THE HOSPITAL
      • 2-12. IMMINENT DELIVERY
      • 2-13. CARE OF THE BABY
      • 2-14. DELIVERY OF THE PLACENTA
      • 2-15. ASSESSMENT OF THE BABY – APGAR
      • 2-16. RESUSCITATION OF A NEWBORN
    • Section IV. Abnormal Deliveries
      • 2-17. BREECH PRESENTATION
      • 2-18. PROLAPSED UMBILICAL CORD
      • 2-19. LIMB PRESENTATION
      • 2-20. MULTIPLE BIRTHS
      • 2-21. PREMATURE BIRTHS
    • Section V. Complications of Labor and Delivery
      • 2-22. ANTEPARTUM HEMORRHAGE
      • 2-23. POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE
      • 2-24. EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH KEY POINTS
      • 2-25. CLOSING
    • REVIEW of PROCEDURE FOR NORMAL EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH
  • Lesson 3. Pediatric Emergencies
    • Section I. Differences Between a Child’s Body and an Adult’s Body
      • 3-01. INTRODUCTION
      • 3-02. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CHILDREN AND ADULTS
    • Section II. Patient Assessment
      • 3-03. PEDIATRIC PATIENT HISTORY
      • 3-04. THE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
    • Section III. Special Considerations of the Ill or Injured Child
      • 3-05. A FRIGHTENED CHILD
      • 3-06. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
      • 3-07. APPROACHING THE INJURED OR SICK CHILD
    • Section IV. Pediatric Emergencies
      • 3-08. FOREIGN BODY OBSTRUCTION OF THE AIRWAY
      • 3-09. ANAPHYLAXIS
      • 3-10. CROUP (LARYNGOTRACHEOBRONCHITIS)
      • 3-11. EPIGLOTTITIS
      • 3-12. ACUTE ASTHMA
      • 3-13. STATUS ASTHMATICUS
      • 3-14. BRONCHIOLITIS
      • 3-15. SEIZURES
      • 3-16. FEBRILE CONVULSIONS
      • 3-17. MENINGITIS
      • 3-18. SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS)
    • Section V. Trauma in Children
      • 3-19. IMMEDIATE ACTION
      • 3-20. VITAL SIGNS
      • 3-21. NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
      • 3-22. CLOSING
  • Lesson 4. Child Abuse
    • 4-01. INTRODUCTION
    • 4-02. DEFINITIONS
    • 4-03. MYTHS ABOUT CHILD ABUSE
    • 4-04. PROFILE OF THE ABUSED CHILD
    • 4-05. BEHAVIOR OF ADULT SUSPECTED OF CHILD ABUSE
    • 4-06. CIRCUMSTANCES THAT AROUSE SUSPICION OF CHILD ABUSE
    • 4-07. TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE
    • 4-08. MANAGEMENT OF THE ABUSED CHILD
    • 4-09. THE SEXUALLY MOLESTED CHILD
    • 4-10. PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE
    • 4-11. CLOSING STATEMENT
• Self-Tests
  • Lesson 1. Self-Test
  • Lesson 2. Self-Test
  • Lesson 3. Self-Test
  • Lesson 4. Self-Test
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