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Practice

Everything that tests you, in one place: cases that unfold, triage, strips and scans with the answer held back, simulations with a clock, and the quick drills.

  1. 01CasesLongitudinal, acute, labour, postpartum and gynaecology patients
  2. 02OB triageOrder the waiting room, commit, see the model order
  3. 03Acute OBGYN simulationsPPH, eclampsia, cord prolapse, dystocia, with a clock
  4. 04Rapid FHRStrip after strip, category after category
  5. 05Ultrasound challengesReal images, the answer held back until you commit
  6. 06Prenatal clinicOne patient, six visits, you order and decide
  7. 07Present to seniorDictate the presentation, get graded
  8. 08L&D handoverSign out a room and get graded
  9. 09What matters?Fifteen facts, pick the ones that count
  10. 10What would you ask?Choose the next history question
  11. 11How urgent?Emergent, urgent or routine

Longitudinal

  1. 8+2A first pregnancy, from eight weeks to the postpartum ward31 y, G1P0. Six visits, a screening result that needs a second test, a blood pressure that creeps, and a labour that ends the way most do.core · 9 steps

Acute

  1. 32+3Headache and swollen hands at thirty-two weeks24 y, G1P0. A first pregnancy, a headache that paracetamol has not touched, and a blood pressure the triage nurse has repeated twice.core · 5 steps
  2. 33+1Painless bleeding at thirty-three weeks34 y, G2P1. She woke in a wet bed, bright red, no pain. Her last baby was born by caesarean.core · 4 steps
  3. 31+2A gush of fluid at thirty-one weeks26 y, G2P1. Clear fluid, no contractions, and a decision about examinations, steroids and antibiotics.core · 4 steps
  4. 6+1Left-sided pain and a positive test28 y, G2P0. Six weeks by her dates, a day of cramping on the left, some spotting, and a scan that shows an empty uterus.core · 4 steps

Labour

  1. 40+3A first labour that slows at seven centimetres30 y, G1P0. Admitted at 5 cm, an epidural, and then two examinations four hours apart that read the same.core · 6 steps
  2. 39+4Second stage, and the strip changes33 y, G3P2. A multiparous patient pushing well, a tracing that was reassuring, and twenty minutes in which it stops being so.advanced · 4 steps

Postpartum

  1. ppFever on the third day after a caesarean29 y, G1P1. A rigor at 04:00, a tender abdomen, and a list of places the fever could be coming from.foundations · 3 steps

Gynaecology

  1. gynHeavy periods at forty-five45 y, G3P3. Flooding, clots, a ferritin of 6, and a uterus that feels bigger than it should.core · 4 steps
  2. gynSudden right-sided pain and vomiting19 y, G0P0. Nineteen, a pain that woke her, vomiting twice, a negative pregnancy test, and an ultrasound with a mass.core · 3 steps
  3. gynPeriods every few months and hair she does not want17 y, G0P0. Seventeen, irregular since menarche at 13, acne that has not responded, and a question about whether something is wrong.core · 3 steps
  4. gynShe would like the pill26 y, G0P0. Twenty-six, a new relationship, a request for the combined pill, and a headache history that changes the answer.foundations · 3 steps

Simulations

The same engine with a clock and a monitor: the vitals move between your decisions.

  1. ppBleeding after the placenta32 y, G3P3. A normal birth, a complete placenta, and then a fundus that will not stay firm.core · 6 steps
  2. 36+1A seizure on the antenatal ward22 y, G1P0. Admitted overnight with a headache and a blood pressure of 158/104, awaiting bloods. The nurse calls: she is fitting.core · 5 steps
  3. 40+0The head is out and nothing follows35 y, G2P1. A big baby, a diabetic mother, a head that delivers and pulls back against the perineum.advanced · 5 steps
  4. 38+0The membranes rupture and the rate falls28 y, G2P1. An unengaged head, a gush of fluid, and a fetal heart rate that drops to 70 and stays there.core · 4 steps