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The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program Online Experience Forms The George Washington University Medical Center

 

Introduction

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology conducts an eight (8) week clerkship designed to provide each medical student with knowledge and skills that are essential to medical practice in contemporary obstetrics and gynecology. Physicians in all fields of medicine as well as subspecialties regularly have female patients, pregnant or not, and are required to understand the special requirements of female pathophysiology and pregnancy on clinical signs, laboratory tests and therapeutic modalities.

Goals and Objectives

  1. To be competent in performing gynecologic pelvic examination and breast exam.
  2. To be competent in evaluating pregnant patients.
  3. Understand disease processes, diagnosis, therapy, and management of gynecologic and obstetric diseases.
  4. Understand management of medical and surgical conditions in the pregnant patient.
  5. Understand, diagnose, and treat common primary care conditions of the female patient.
  6. Understand diagnosis and treatment of hormone disorders throughout life in the female patient.
  7. Understand the psychosexual issues that arise in the field of Ob/Gyn.
  8. Understand the ethical controversies of reproductive health and medicine.
  9. Attain exposure to breadth and depth of Ob/Gyn.
  10. Enjoy your learning experience!

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