Dr.Chapa'sObGynPearls: Texas A&M College of Medicine
Summary: Evidence based lessons and factual clinical pearls to accompany the Texas A&M College of Medicine ObGyn Clerkship. Dr. Hector Chapa is a Board-Certified ObGyn who has published over 40 clinical studies. Additionally, Dr. Chapa has served as an FDA clinical trial investigator for a variety of gynecological medical devices. He currently serves as Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology for the Texas A&M College of Medicine. This podcast will keep the OB/GYN medical student, resident, and healthcare provider current across different topics.
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Podcasts:
A review of central and peripheral causes of early female pubertal development.
Review of normal female pubertal changes and sequence of events.
Clinical review of gallbladder disease in pregnancy.
A clinical review of the most common non-obstetrical condition in pregnancy: Appendicitis.
Vasa Previa: a rare but potentially devastating maternal-fetal condition.
A clinical review of Placental Abruption.
A clinical review of Placenta Previa.
A review of the traditional findings from the Friedman Labor Study compared to the 2014 Consortium on Safe Labor revised guidelines.
A review of the 2009 revised (3 tier) fetal heart rate classification system and proposed management scheme.
Management considerations for the HIV infected patient based on recent (August 2015) updated guidelines.
Investigation and clinical management of fetal death. Data taken from the ACOG Practice Bulletin 102 (2009)
Clinical review of incidence, risk factors, and potential causes of fetal death.
Patient positive and negative autonomy reviewed, as well as substance abuse in pregnancy. Reference taken from Sept 2015 ACOG current commentary.
Screening, identification and care of the female sexual assault victim; health care providers' responsibilities and roles.
A review of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologist's Committee Opinion on IPV: prevalence, identification, screening, and consequences of IPV and the role of the physician in intervention.
