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GYNAECOLOGIC EXAMINATION
Prof Hamonangan Hutapea
Bag Obstetri & Ginekologi FK USU Medan GINECOLOGIC EXAMINATION An accurate and complete history takings is of the prime important. Ask what the main problem is. Ginecological patients may be shy or embarassed and require : * Privacy, * Time, * Sympathy and, * Empathy. Gynecological Examination GIO. Understand and able to do ginecological examination systematically and can draw a right and good conclution there after. SIO. 1.Take a relevant history. 2.Doing General Examination correctly. 3.Explain the rectal and rectovaginal examination. 4.Understand the necessity of supporting me- dical equipments and laboratory investigations for a better diagnosis. Hystory Takings Previous gynecological or other illness & treatments. Menstrual history: may vary very much from patient to patient. Menarche is the age of the first onset of menstruation(10 16) yrs. Rhythm/regularity of the cycle and blood flow(expressed as:5/28) the normal cycle:(21-35) days and the bleeding lasts for(3-9) days. Volume of blood loss (30-80)ml.Remember that every 80ml loss would mean a loss of about 40 mg elemental iron. Molumina: a secondary effects of menstrual cycle,with discomfort,irritability,depression,breast discomfort,backache,pelvic pain which is not severe enough that the patient can keep her normal activities and, Last Menstrual Period(LMP). History Takings Obstetric History: parities,puerperal infection,infertility and abortion. General History: Previous diseases: cardiac or endocrine disease, diabetes, liver, kidneys, tuberkulosis or psychiatric illness. Previous surgical prosedure especially ginecological should be noted. Complaints of pain Pain: the location,type,intermittent,related to menstr.cycle.The ordinary pain location is felt in the back,lower abdomen and down to the thighs(remember the pain of appendicitis). The severity of pain can be judged to some extent by its effect on the patient`s behaviour. Rupture of the ectopic pregnancy,torsion of an ovarian cyst produces intense,continuous pain. Examination of the breast The patient should be seated or lying on her back. The breast should be palpated thoroughly,included axilla. Note the colostrum or blood expressed from the nipple. A palpated lump may suggest malignancy. (Routine mammography is offered every 3yrs in women 50-65 yrs of age). Abdominal Examination Abdominal palpation is mandatory. The correct tecnique of: inspection,palpation, percussion and auscultation is advised. Palpation should be done gentelly on a relaxed abdomen with the whole surface of your palms to detect tenderness,cystic or solid gynecologic tumors. Abdominal Examination Inspection of a large ovarian cyst reveal a characteristic of a rounded,symmetrical abdomen,with streched skin and a fluid thrill may be elicited(no shifting dullness) The ascites or malignant ovarian tumor with ascites shows the shifting dullness on abdominal percussion,flat abdomen,and an umbilical protrution. Examination of the vulva External and internal genitalia of a female patient can be examined thoroughly on a gynecological chair,in a confort and suitable room. Dorsal position is most covenient for most patient and doctor. Examination of Vulva A single finger is inserted into the vagina.Palpate the condition of:Labia,clitoris,anus and the surroundings skin. Skin conditions: irritant discharge and pruritus,purplish discolorationdiabetes? Observe:urethral meatus,squeeze any pus from the periurethral-glands, and palpate the bartholins glands. If possible insert two fingers,and palpate the perineal floor. Bimanual Pelvic Examination A formal consent is essential before examination(by medical student). Customarily two fingers is inserted into the vagina,and external hand on the lower abdomen to collect and supplies information. Very few information gained if the patient finds the examination painful. In a virgin or a child rectal examination should be carried out. This technique needs practice. Bimanual Pelvic Examination Palpate the cervix,note any hardness. The whole uterus is identified,the size,shape,position,mobility and tenderness are noted. The lateral pelvic is palpated and any swellings should be noted. Rectovaginal examination is sometimes informative and helpful. Speculum Examination Speculum examination should be done before vaginal examination. The equipment used: Bivalve speculum made of steel(Cusco speculum)or of plastic (disposable),Sims speculum and Fergussons speculum are also available. Avoid excessive amounts of lubricant. Materials and equipments 1. Surgical Gloves 2. Bivalve speculum, Vergussons swpeculum and Sims speculum 3 Sponge forceps(to clean cervix and vagina) 4. Metal catheter and,Rubber/plastic catheter 5. Sublimated cotton ball 6. Object glass for citologic examination of vaginal swap/smear. 7.. Ayre spatel and ethyl alcohol 95% for cervical and vaginal cytology. 8.. Cotton ball tipped straw for the exami- nation of Gonorhoe,trichomonas and candidas. 9.. Chemical solution: (Sod,chloride,potassium hydroxide) for fresh preparation of vaginal secrete. 10.. Cervix tennaculum. 11.. Uterine sound. 12.. Biopsy forcep. 13.. Micro curett or vacume needle biopsy. 14.. Etc. THANK YOU 7. Ayre spatula.
8. Cotton tipped stick to prepare fresh vaginal preparation.
9. Saline solution and Potassium hydroxide solution to test the presen- ce of Trichomonas or Candidas in a fresh vaginal preparation. 10. Cervix Tenaculum
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