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OB stands for obstetrics or obstetrician. That is a physician who cares for women and their babies during pregnancy and childbirth. GYN stands for gynecology or gynecologist.

OB stands for obstetrics or obstetrician. That is a physician who cares for women and their babies during pregnancy and childbirth. GYN stands for gynecology or gynecologist.

Menstrual history Last menstrual period (LMP) - date of first day of bleeding. Cycle length and frequency - eg, 5/28, five days of bleeding every 28 days. Heaviness of bleeding.

Menstrual history Last menstrual period (LMP) - date of first day of bleeding. Cycle length and frequency - eg, 5/28, five days of bleeding every 28 days. Heaviness of bleeding.

Taking an obstetric history usually begins with asking about previous pregnancies, including dates, outcomes, and complications. For pregnant patients, a more detailed obstetric history is taken regarding prior pregnancies and the current pregnancy.

Taking an obstetric history usually begins with asking about previous pregnancies, including dates, outcomes, and complications. For pregnant patients, a more detailed obstetric history is taken regarding prior pregnancies and the current pregnancy.

How often, regular, and long menstrual periods are. How heavy menstrual bleeding is. When the last menstrual period began and ended. Whether a woman has symptoms (such as pain, cramps, headaches, or loose stools) during menstrual periods.

How often, regular, and long menstrual periods are. How heavy menstrual bleeding is. When the last menstrual period began and ended. Whether a woman has symptoms (such as pain, cramps, headaches, or loose stools) during menstrual periods.

For the gynecologic history, clinicians ask about past and present menstrual periods, past pregnancies, sexual activities, and gynecologic symptoms, disorders, and treatments that a woman has had in the past or is currently experiencing.

For the gynecologic history, clinicians ask about past and present menstrual periods, past pregnancies, sexual activities, and gynecologic symptoms, disorders, and treatments that a woman has had in the past or is currently experiencing.

The basic obstetric history is documented in a specific format, noting gravidity and parity. Gravidity (G) is the number of confirmed pregnancies; a gravida is a term for a person who has had at least one pregnancy. Parity (P) is the number of deliveries at ≥ 20 weeks of gestation.

The basic obstetric history is documented in a specific format, noting gravidity and parity. Gravidity (G) is the number of confirmed pregnancies; a gravida is a term for a person who has had at least one pregnancy. Parity (P) is the number of deliveries at ≥ 20 weeks of gestation.

The obstetric history consists of a history of preeclampsia/eclampsia, history of abortion, parity, pregnancy plan, and gestational distance.

The obstetric history consists of a history of preeclampsia/eclampsia, history of abortion, parity, pregnancy plan, and gestational distance.

A comprehensive history is one of the most important aspects of a well-woman visit. This history includes symptoms; medications; allergies; and medical, surgical, family, social, and gynecologic history, including questions on reproductive, sexual, and mental health (using screening tools as indicated).

A comprehensive history is one of the most important aspects of a well-woman visit. This history includes symptoms; medications; allergies; and medical, surgical, family, social, and gynecologic history, including questions on reproductive, sexual, and mental health (using screening tools as indicated).

An obstetric history involves asking questions relevant to a patient's current and previous pregnancies. Some of the questions are highly personal, therefore good communication skills and a respectful manner are absolutely essential.

An obstetric history involves asking questions relevant to a patient's current and previous pregnancies. Some of the questions are highly personal, therefore good communication skills and a respectful manner are absolutely essential.

Gynecologic History How old the woman was when menstrual bleeding began (menarche) How often, regular, and long menstrual periods are. How heavy menstrual bleeding is. When did the last menstrual period begin and end. Whether the woman has symptoms (such as pain, cramps, headaches, or loose stools) during menstrual periods.

Gynecologic History How old the woman was when menstrual bleeding began (menarche) How often, regular, and long menstrual periods are. How heavy menstrual bleeding is. When did the last menstrual period begin and end. Whether the woman has symptoms (such as pain, cramps, headaches, or loose stools) during menstrual periods.

Gynecologic history Begin with a brief summary of the patient's age, parity. , date of. last menstrual period. ( LMP. ... Common chief concerns in gynecology. Vaginal bleeding should be evaluated based on the following: Amount (e.g., spotting, heavy flow) Relation to menstrual cycle/ menopause.

Gynecologic history Begin with a brief summary of the patient's age, parity. , date of. last menstrual period. ( LMP. ... Common chief concerns in gynecology. Vaginal bleeding should be evaluated based on the following: Amount (e.g., spotting, heavy flow) Relation to menstrual cycle/ menopause.

Previous Obstetric History. A good starting point is to ask about number of children the patient has given birth to. Next, sensitively ask about miscarriages, stillbirths, ectopics and terminations.