Low Risk Obstetrics: PROM and PPROM
The GenerEhlist - CCFP Exam Prep, Low Risk Obstetrics & Canadian Primary Care MedicineShow Notes
Episode Written by : Cadence MacPherson, Family Medicine PGY2 Episode Reviewed by : Dr. Farrukh, Family Doctor Hosts : Kyla Freeman FMR3 in obstetrics & Cadence MacPherson FMR2 Episode Art : Aikansha Chawla MS4
Today we are making a splash! We will review premature rupture of membranes, both at term (Term PROM) and premature rupture (PPROM) as well as pre-term labour. We are going to talk about when to give steroids, who you should induce, and who you should try to slow things down in. We hope you find it useful!
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