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    Fritz G.

    Morillo
    NCM 34 – B3
    Asst. Prof. Kathleah S. Caluscusan

    OBJECTIVES

    General Objective:
    By the end of our two-week rotation in the Ob-gyne of Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital, I should be
    able to acquire new skills and knowledge to perform efficiently in handling mothers with complications. I should
    have developed my present understandings based on my postpartum rotation. And lastly, I should be able to provide
    the needed nursing care for the mothers to eliminate any potential harm or problems that may occur in the near
    future.

    Specific Objectives:

    Specifically, by the end of our rotation, I should have been able to:

    1. Observe punctuality and interest to the rotation by coming to the duty day on time.
    2. Study books, read notes and online resources to develop confidence in taking care of mothers and to
    provide the needed care for the mothers.
    3. Strengthen my interpersonal and communication skills to ease the fear and anxiety that may developed in
    the patient.
    4. Build friendship and teamwork within my CI group.
    5. Submit all necessary requirements on time.
    6. Know the different personnel and health care professionals to disseminate information quickly and to
    prevent any confusion in the hospital.
    7. Obey rules and regulations of the hospital and be honest at all times.
    8. Respect and obey my Clinical Instructor and other health care personnel in the hospital.
    Article #1

    Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of a woman's reproductive organs. In 2013,


    about 88,000 women ages 15–44 in the United States were diagnosed with PID.1 PID is often
    caused by a sexually transmitted infection (STI). If left untreated, PID can cause problems
    getting pregnant, problems during pregnancy, and long-term pelvic pain.

    Predominantly, a high chance of getting PID usually developed when having new or multiple sex
    partners, having a sex partner who has other concurrent sex partners and not having any
    protective device during sex such as condoms. This means that a lot of people may developed
    this kind of sexually transmitted infection because of carelessness and insufficient knowledge
    and understanding about certain sexual practices. Although this may sound alarming, early
    prevention and awareness on this kind of disease can help minimize or eliminate any potential
    severe problem that may occur in the process of the disease.
    Reference: https://www.cdc.gov/std/pid/stdfact-pid-detailed.htm

    Article #2

    PID is often called the ‘silent epidemic’ because it is common among sexually active women,
    but does not always cause symptoms. About 10,000 women in Australia are treated for PID in
    hospital each year and many more are treated as outpatients. Women aged 20 to 29 have the
    highest reported incidence of PID.

    It is an often-silent condition which if not treated quickly, it can result in serious long-term
    problems. It can be tricky to figure out if you have PID. Some women will have mild symptoms
    while others have none at all. But being a ‘silent epidemic’ does not mean you won’t find any
    potential symptoms; commonly serious internal damage of the reproductive organs may occur
    and some warning signs of this can be felt immediately by the women which includes abnormal
    menstrual bleeding, pain the lower and upper right abdomen, pain during urination, nausea
    and vomiting and pain during sexual intercourse. This may be some possible symptoms but
    pelvic examination and other test may be implemented detect this kind of disease.
    Reference:https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/pelvic-inflammatory-
    disease-pid

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