"A patient has a transverse lie. You try to do Internal podalic version. Is this correct?" A (from Majhi): "No. Internal podalic version is an extinct maneuver in modern obstetrics due to risk of uterine rupture. Only External Cephalic Version or C-section is acceptable." Final Verdict: Is the PDF Worth It? Yes, but only the legal one.
"How do you differentiate between uterine contraction pain and abdominal pain due to appendicitis in a pregnant woman?" A (from Majhi): "Palpate the maximum tenderness. In appendicitis, tenderness is at McBurney’s point (which shifts upward in pregnancy) and the patient will have guarding. Uterine contraction is generalized and periodic." Bedside Clinics In Obstetrics By Arup Kumar Majhi Pdf
"You palpate a transverse lie at 38 weeks. What is your next step?" A (from Majhi): "Rule out causes (Placenta previa, Polyhydramnios, Fibroid) via USG, attempt External Cephalic Version (ECV) if no contraindication, otherwise elective C-section at 39 weeks." "A patient has a transverse lie
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