Clinical Lectures

Clinical Lectures

Brief clinical lectures, covering the more important topics in women's healthcare.

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Clinical Lectures
  • Spontaneous Abortion

    1st Trimester Bleeding
    Any bleeding during the first trimester of pregnancy is abnormal. The cause may be trivial or serious, but it is always abnormal.

    Bleeding during the first trimester is common. At least one-third of all pregnant women will experience some degree of bleeding (perhaps only l...

  • Avoiding Bladder Infections

    Bladder infections are common among women. They usually are characterized by the classical symptoms of urinary urgency, frequent urination of very small amounts of urine, dysuria, and sometimes hematuria.

    Urinary frequency means more frequent urination than normal. Of course, normal frequency va...

  • Diabetes in Pregnancy

    The body controls glucose metabolism through excretion of insulin from the pancreas. Those unable to produce, release, or make use of the necessary amounts of insulin are said to have diabetes mellitus.

    Pregnancy affects glucose metabolism. The placenta produces hPL (Human Placental Lactogen) in...

  • Second and Third Trimester Bleeding

    Bleeding during the second and third trimester has special clinical significance, encompassing problems that are quite serious and those that are normal or expected. It’s important to be able to distinguish between them.

    One normal occurrence of bleeding is called Bloody show

    As the cervix thin...

  • BTS - Common Bleeding Problems

    This video describes the development of this lecture, from conception, through various iterations and into the current 10 minute video.

  • Amenorrhea

    Definitions

    Amenorrhea means the absence of menstrual flows. It may be “Primary” or “Secondary.”

    Primary amenorrhea means the patient has never had a menstrual flow.
    Secondary amenorrhea means that she used to have menstrual flows, but they have stopped.
    Normally, in the United States, menstrua...

  • 5-Minute Vulva Anatomy

    Understanding the functional and clinical anatomy of the vulva is an essential element of women’s healthcare.

    The Five-Minute Vulva Anatomy combines actual video with instructional graphics and narrator explanations.

    It was originally designed for medical and nursing students as an introduction...

  • 5 Minute Internal Pelvic Anatomy

    Knowledge of internal pelvic anatomy is important to the understanding of pelvic pathology and pelvic examinations. This video demonstrates the internal pelvic anatomy, using models and surgical video.