(16.07) Amniotic fluid embolism. 1,2 (16.07) (16.07) (16.08-16.09) Understand the principles of maternal Be able to rapidly assess the RCOG Green top 1,2 resuscitation and how these relate to urgency of the clinical situation guideline 37 a & (16.08) Massive pulmonary 1,2 pregnancy collapse and massive obtain help and provide rapid b (2015) embolism. postpartum haemorrhage. resuscitative measures. reducing the risk and acute (16.09) Cerebrovascular 1,2 management of For each condition review its aetiology Liaise appropriately with the accident. 1,2 VTE. and differential diagnosis. Consider how MDT. 1,2 pregnancy may influence the (16.10) Cardiac event. presentation and lead to specific STRATOG Be able to debrief all involved challenges for effective treatment. Core training. and communicate effectively in Stroke in a manner that can be easily pregnancy. understood. Core training Venous thromboembolic disease. (16.11) Management of the 1,2 (16.11) (16.11) (16.11) morbidly adherent placenta Review the knowledge base and skills Be able to select the most RCOG Green top 1,2 under ASM14.15-14.16 for the safe appropriate place, timing and guideline No. 27 management of PPH. ultimately the best uterine (2011) Placenta incision for delivery of the praevia, placenta baby. praevia accreta, Understand the aetiology of morbidly 1,2 vasa praevia: adherent placenta, its diagnosis on 1,2 Diagnosis and ultrasound and on MRI. Have preparations made to management. activate the local major haemorrhage protocol for Understand the risks versus the benefits 1,2 massive obstetric RCOG Good of leaving the placenta in situ. The role haemorrhage. Practice of interventional radiology. 1,2 Guideline No.6 (2007) The role Rapidly assess the extent of of emergency haemorrhage and institute and elective interventional
(16.07) Amniotic fluid embolism. (16.08) Massive pulmonary embolism. (16.09) Cerebrovascular accident. (16.10) Cardiac event. 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 (16.07) Understand the principles of maternal resuscitation and how these relate to pregnancy collapse and massive postpartum haemorrhage. For each condition review its aetiology and differential diagnosis. Consider how pregnancy may influence the presentation and lead to specific challenges for effective treatment. 1,2 1,2 (16.07) Be able to rapidly assess the urgency of the clinical situation obtain help and provide rapid resuscitative measures. Liaise appropriately with the MDT. Be able to debrief all involved and communicate effectively in a manner that can be easily understood. (16.08-16.09) RCOG Green top guideline 37 a & b (2015) reducing the risk and acute management of VTE. STRATOG Core training. Stroke in pregnancy. Core training Venous thromboembolic disease. (16.11) Management of the morbidly adherent placenta 1,2 (16.11) Review the knowledge base and skills under ASM14.15-14.16 for the safe management of PPH. Understand the aetiology of morbidly adherent placenta, its diagnosis on ultrasound and on MRI. Understand the risks versus the benefits of leaving the placenta in situ. The role of interventional radiology. 1,2 1,2 (16.11) Be able to select the most appropriate place, timing and ultimately the best uterine incision for delivery of the baby. Have preparations made to activate the local major haemorrhage protocol for massive obstetric haemorrhage. Rapidly assess the extent of haemorrhage and institute 1,2 1,2 1,2 (16.11) RCOG Green top guideline No. 27 (2011) Placenta praevia, placenta praevia accreta, vasa praevia: Diagnosis and management. RCOG Good Practice Guideline No.6 (2007) The role of emergency and elective interventional
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