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OBGYN ABREVIATIONS SVD-spontaneous vaginal delivery FAVD-forceps assisted vaginal delivery VAVD-vacuum assisted vaginal delivery 1 LTCS-primary low transverse cesarean section R LTCS-repeat low transverse c/s AROM-assisted rupture of membranes SROM-spontaneous rupture of membranes PROM-premature rupture of membranes PPROM-preterm premature rupture of membranes VFI-viable female infant TOD-time of delivery PNC-prenatal care LMP-last menstrual period PMP-previous menstrual period EDC-estimated date of confinement/due date GP noted as G2P1001 Gravida-how many times they’ve been pregnant Para-TPAL T is TERM= # of fullterm births P is PRETERM = # of preterm deliveries b/w 20 and up to 36 6/7 weeks A is Abortion = spontaneous or elective before 20 weeks L is Living = all children that are still alive M/M-menometrrorhagia TOA-tuboovarian abscess CKC-cold knife conization LEEP-loop electrocautery excision procedure BTL-bilateral tubal ligation D C- dilation and curettage POC-products of conception TOD-time of delivery Hystero-uterus TVH-transvaginal hysterectomy TAH-transabdominal hysterectomy LAVH-laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy TLH-total laparoscopic hysterectomy BSO-bilateral salpingoophorectomy US-ultrasound EAB-elective abortion SAB-spontaneous abortion SLIUP-single living intrauterine pregnancy VBAC-vaginal birth after cesarean VMI-viable male infant IUFD-intrauterine fetal demise PTL-preterm labor AFI-amniotic fluid index BPP-biophysical profile NST-nonstress test FTP-failure to progress HLIV-heplock IV FHT’s-fetal heart tones NTNE-breast exam nontender nonengorged RTC-return to clinic “Buff” start completing d/c paperwork/labs OBSERVATION HINTS 1. Follow the intern/resident initially and get oriented. When it’s busy start seeing patients by yourself and write out an H and P. Get the resident/intern and present the patient and try to initialize a plan. Do the physical exam but wait to do the the vaginal exam part together. If you want to g