Final Year Obstetrics Exam - Important topics

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Final Year Obstetrics Exam - Important topics


  • Antenatal Care,
  • Physiological Changes in pregnancy(esp cvs,renal, blood), 
  • Hypertension in preg, 
  • Diabetes in preg,
  • Anaemia in preg,
  • Antepartum haemorrhage(APH),
  • Post partum haemorrhage(PPH), 
  • ABO fetomaternal incompatibility, 
  • Twin Pregnancy,
  • Preterm Labour,
  • Poly n oligiohydromnios,
  • CTG test,
  • Puerperal pyrexia.
  • *DEFINITIONS of attitude,lie,presentation,malpresentation,position,engagement of head,crowning of head,moulding,caput succedaneum,cephalhematoma.
  • Infant mortality rate,maternal mortality,early neonatal death rate,perinatal mortality.
  • *LABOUR (1st stage,causes of prolonged 1st stage,steps of normal vaginal delivery,2nd stage,indications complications of Forceps,Shoulder dystocia, C section,Cord prolapse,causes of fetal distress,delivery of Occipitoposterior n breech presentations,3rd stage of labour,indications of induction of labour,Bishop scoring)
[Special thanks to Tauseef bhai]


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  1. micky mayorDecember 11, 2012 at 9:20 AM

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  2. Waqar HassanNovember 23, 2013 at 10:25 AM

    Hello,
    My name is Waqar and i just discovered your blog. And honestly i am quiet impressed with every thing that has been posted in the blog.


    On monday i have to appear in OBS exam, i'd really like to know if the topics posted above were useful in clearing the exam in good marks?

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  3. mbilal10November 25, 2013 at 9:10 PM

    Hello Waqar,
    This is not the recipe to get a distinction at all! This is more like a quick fix solution which means that if you cant do any thing and do these topics, you can pass easily. These are high-yield topics based on past papers and some of the most common problems you see in OB-GYN in Pakistan. So these are bound to be in any test/exam.
    Good luck for your exam!

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  4. Waqar HassanNovember 26, 2013 at 9:00 AM

    Thanks bilal, i had the exam yesterday and i think this post covered every single topic that was in there. Though i may have not aced the exam, but then again, what can you expect from some one who spent only two days for the preparation?
    It was really helpful anyway.

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