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1b: Which physical exam should be conducted?, Thread 2, Task 1a and 1b, by…
1b: Which physical exam should be conducted?
General Physical Examination
Vital Signs
General Appearance
Abdominal Examination
Inspection:
Look for any visible abnormalities, distention, or tenderness.
Palpation:
Assess for tenderness, masses, or organomegaly in the lower abdomen and pelvic region.
Pelvic Examination
Speculum Examination
Assess the vaginal walls and cervix for abnormalities, discharge, lesions, or signs of infection and obtain sample of vaginal discaherge
Bimanual Examination
Evaluate the size, shape, and tenderness of the uterus, adnexa (ovaries and fallopian tubes), and any masses or irregularities.
External Genital Examination
Inspection: Look for signs of inflammation, lesions, sores, rashes, discharge, or swelling.
Palpation: Assess for tenderness, masses, or abnormalities in the vulva and peri
Cervical Motion Tenderness
Rectovaginal Examination (if indicated):
Obtain informed consent
Explain the nature and purpose of the examination
Ensure the patient is comfortable and maintain privacy
Thread 2
Task 1a and 1b
by Areeba Abdullah