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at www.gitfreed.aI. Hey guys, what's going on? This is Mike Estefan from the University of Rochester

School of Medicine, bringing you episode 11 in the emergency medicine shelf exam review

series. In this week's episode, we're going to be covering a couple topics from Obie Gein that

will be high yield for your shelf exam. Now, just a disclaimer, this is not meant to be an end-all

be-all resource for Obi-Gine. Okay, this is meant to help you guys score

a couple more points on your shelf exam. With that being said, let's get started by talking about

how I generally approach these questions. For any question involving a pre-menopausal woman,

you must start out with your ABCPs. A for airway, B for breathing, C for circulation,

and P for pregnancy test. Every premenapausal woman needs a pregnancy test. Even if they're not

presenting with an abdominal or a pelvic complaint, they still need a pregnancy test. This is because,

obviously, it'll affect what type of imaging you can order and which type of medications you can give.

So if the vignette gives you a premenopausal female and does not give you the result of a urine

pregnancy test, boom, you're done. The answer is urine pregnancy

test. That is, assuming her ABCs are fine. Now, the biggest topic for this shelf exam in the realm

of OB-Gyne is going to be vaginal bleeding. You can break this up into three separate categories.

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