RESEARCH UNIT ON OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGICAL PROCEDURES

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Topic : This topic deals with the different common OBSTETRIC and GYNECOLOGICAL PROCEDURES and care of person who
undergone these procedures.

GOAL : At the end of our 60 minutes teaching, the learners will be able to learn about obstetric procedures and its care to
persons who undergone such procedures. To promote self awareness of the learners the indications of these procedures.

OBJECTIV : At the end of 1-hour interactive socialized discussion, the learners shall gain comprehensive knowledge, develop
appropriate skills, and manifest positive attitudes for effective nursing management for clients undergone obsteric and
gynecologic procedures equipped with the information on these procedures.

Placement : CAS 1
Time Allotment : 1-hour
 OBJECTIVES
CONTENT OUTLINE METHOD OF TIME RESOURCES METHOD OF
INSTRUCTION ALLOTTED EVALUATION

Within the 60 minutes Prayer.

discussion, the learner
will be able to:
Lecture
1. Familiarize the I. Topic Outline-obstetric and gynecologic 2 min. F. Gary Cunningham et What is Obstetric
concept obstetric procedures al. (2001), 21st ed. and gynecologic
and gynecologic II. Williams Obsterics. 485- procedures?
procedures 560, Mc Graw Hill
Discussion After the
2. Define the 8 II. Definition of terms: 5 min. presentation the
different terms. A. Forceps Delivery-Obstetrical forceps are http://www.surgeryencycl learners shall be
designed to aid in the delivery of the fetus by opedia.com/La- able to define 5
applying traction to the fetal head Pa/Obstetric-and- out of 7 terms
B. Vacuum Extraction-a tractioon device by suction Gynecologic-
to the fetal head Surgery.html, 21 August
C. Cesarean Delivery-birth of the fetus through 2010, web
incisions in the abdominal wall ( laparotomy) and
the uterine wall (hysterectomy)
D. Supracervical Hesterectomy- to perform a
subtotal hysterectoomy, amputation of the uterus at
this level,. The cervical stump may be closed with
continous or interrupted chronic sutures.

E. Reduced Purity- increased number of cesarean

births that might be expected for conditions that are
more common to nulliparous women.
 F. Pfannenstiel Incision-the skin and subcutaneous
tissue are incised using a lower transverse, slightly
curvilinear incision.
G. Marland incision-the rectus muscles are divided
with scissors or a scalpel.
H. Classical cesarean incision-a vertical incision
into the body of the uterus above the uterine
segment and receaching the uterine fundus.

Board Games What is the

3. Iluustrate the III.Anatomy of the female reproductive organ 5 min. female
anatomy of female reproductive
organ?

Uterus The uterus or "womb" is a hollow,

muscular organ in which a fertilized egg, called the
"zygote," becomes embedded and in which the egg
is nourished and allowed to develop until birth. It
 lies in the pelvic cavity behind the bladder and in
front of the bowel. The uterus usually tilts forward
at a ninety degree angle to the vagina, although in
about 20%% of women, it tilts backwards. The
uterus is lined with tissues which change during the
menstrual cycle. These tissues build under the
influence of hormones from the ovary. When the
hormones withdraw after the menstrual cycle, the
blood supply is cut off and the tissues and
unfertilized egg are shed as waste. During
pregnancy, the uterus stretches from three to four
inches in length to a size which will accommodate a
growing baby. During this time, muscular walls
increase from two to three ounces to about two
pounds and these powerful muscles release the baby
through the birth canal with great force. The womb
shrinks back to half its pregnant weight before a
baby is a week old. By the time the baby is a month
old, the uterus may be as small as when the egg first
entered
Lecture The learner shall
4. Identify the vaious IV. Obstetric and gynecologic procedures 30 mins. be able to gain
obstetric and knowledge on
gynecologic A. Forceps Delivery Obstetric and
procedures. 1.) Classifications of forceps delivery gynecologic
procedures
According to Station and Rotation

Procedures Criteria
Outlet Forceps 1.) Scalp is visible at the
intrioitos without separating the