Advanced Certificate in Obstetrics and Gynecology

• Physiology of The menstrual cycle
• various types of Menstrual Disorders

• Gonorrhea
• Chlamydia
• HIV

• Trimesters In Pregnancy
• Screenings in the First Trimester of Pregnancy
• Anatomy & Physiological aspect of Placental Membranes

•  Social Health Activists (ASHA) workers

• (PCPNDT) Act
• PM Ujjawala Scheme

• Assessment of Physical Symptoms of Pregnant Patient
• Assessment of Psychological Well-being of Pregnant Patient
• Assessment of Social and Occupational Well-being of Pregnant Patient
• Physiological Effects on Pregnant Patient Transport: General Principles
• Pregnant Patient Transport: General Principles
• Physiological Effects of Pregnant Patient Transport: Aeromedical Considerations

• Physiological changes during pregnancy
• Pharmacological changes during pregnancy
• Physiology of labour

• General Aspects of Obstetric Critical Care
• Assessment & Management of Collapsed Pregnant Patient
• Acid base balance and buffers in Pregnancy
• Regulation of Electrolyte and Acid-Base Balance in Pregnancy
• Renal Regulation of Body Fluid pH in Pregnancy
• Diagnosis and investigation of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)
• Initial Management of AKI in Pregnancy

• Acute Asthma in Pregnancy
• Chronic Asthma in Pregnancy
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and non-invasive ventilation in Pregnancy
• Pulmonary Haemorrhage in Pregnancy
• Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Pregnancy

• Cardiomyopathies in Pregnancy
• Valvular Disorders of the Heart in Pregnancy
• Causes, Investigation and Management of Valvular Disease in Pregnancy
• Epilepsy, seizures and SE in Pregnancy
• Myocardial Infarction in Pregnant Patients
• Assessment, diagnosis, resuscitation in Pregnancy
• Pulmonary Hypertension in Pregnant Patients : Part 1
• Pulmonary Hypertension in Pregnant Patients : Part 2
• Common electrolyte disorders in Pregnant Patients – 1
• Common electrolyte disorders in Pregnant Patients – 2

• 1)    Pubertal Changes
• 2)    Menstrual Problems in Young and Small Girls
• 3)    Intersex
• 4)    PCOS
• 5)    Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

• Primary Amenorrhea
• Secondary Amenorrhea
• Dysmenorrhea
• Menorrhagia
• Metrorrhagia
• Oligomenorrhea
• Polymenorrhagia
• Fertility Regulation
• Infertility and its drugs

• 1)    Gonorrhea
• 2)    Chlamydia
• 3)    Chancroid
• 4)    Bacterial Vaginosis
• 5)    Candidiasis
• 6)    Trichomoniasis
• 7)    HIV
• 8)    Syphilis

UTI and UTI in pregnancy

• Embryology of Uterus
• Mullerian Abnormalities
• Fibroids
• Endometriosis
• Adenomyosis
• Prolapse / Genital Organ Prolapse
• Urinary Fistula in Obstetrics

• 1)    Ovarian Tumors
• 2)    Cervical Cancer
• 3)    Vulvar Cancer
• 4)    Endometrial Cancer

• 1)    Post Menopausal Bleeding
• 2)    Hysterectomy
• 3)    Hormonal replacement therapy

Contraception

• 1)    Emergency Contraceptives
• 2)    Contraception

Abortion

Sculpting Motherhood: A Chapter On Physical Alchemy In Pregnancy

• Physiological Changes of Pregnancy
• Diagnosis of Pregnancy
• Monozygotic, Dizygotic and polyzygotic pregnancy
• Prenatal tests

Complications In Fetal Circulations

• Fetal Circulation
• Placenta and Cord: Types and Complications
• Antepartum Hemorrhage and Complications
• Postpartum Hemorrhage and Complications

Maternal Conditions

1. Vomiting and Anemia in Pregnancy
2. Infections in Pregnancy
3. COVID in Pregnancy
4. Medical Complications in Pregnancy

• 1)    Ectopic Pregnancy
• 2)    Amniotic Fluid Abnormalities
• 3)    IUGR and Antepartum Fetal Surveillance.
• 4)    Twin-twin transfusion syndrome
• 5)    Molar Pregnancy and Gestational Trophoblastic Disease
• 6)    Abortions
• 7)    Preterm Labor

• 1)    Drugs given in Pregnancy
• 2)    Drugs not given in pregnancy
• 3)    Importance of nutrition and multivitamins
• 4)    Regular doctor visits and check-ups
• 5)    Parturition and Introduction
• 6)    Basics Definitions in parturition
• 8)    Fetal Skull, Maternal Pelvis and Important Dimensions-Dilations
• 9)    Mal-positions and Mal-presentations

• Perinatal depression
• Vaginismus
• Dyspareunia
• Anxiety disorders
• Post traumatic stress disorders
• Importance of Counselling

Asha Workers :

Credited Social Health Activists (ASHA) workers are responsible for a number of tasks related to pregnancy:

• Registration: Ensure that pregnant women are registered on time
• Care: Provide antenatal and postnatal care
• Transportation: Arrange transportation to the nearest health center in case of complications

Other responsibilities of ASHA workers include:

• Providing care at the community level
• Facilitating access to healthcare, medicine and sanitation

OTHER SERVICES

• Provide parental care
• Family Planning and contraceptive services

   Schemes in India for Women

• (PCPNDT) Act
• PM Ujjawala Scheme
• Women Empowerment

Surgeries During Child Birth

• Episiotomy
• Vaginal Birth
• Cesarean Birth
• Cesarean Hysterectomy

Labor and Delivery:

Managing postpartum care.

Monitor fetal heart rates and manage high-risk pregnancies.

Perform routine prenatal examinations and interpret diagnostic tests.

counseling skills

Neonatal Resuscitation Training:

Basics of neonatal resuscitation techniques

Ultrasound Training:

Enhance fetal imaging and assessment skills.

ultrasound for dating pregnancies and identifying anomalies.

Obstetric Emergency Cases:

scenarios for critical response training.

How to work in team and communication.

Cesarean Section Observation:

Case based observation in cesarean sections

Discussions in indications and postoperative care.

High-Risk Pregnancy:

Manage pregnancies with complications.

Develop care plans for high-risk patients.

Perinatal Care:

Introduction to teamwork dynamics.

Emphasis on effective communication and decision-making.

Postpartum Care Workshops:

Breastfeeding support

Effective patient communication.

Reflective Practice and Debriefing:

Debriefing sessions for critical thinking.

Case-based discussions for self-assessment and continuous learning.