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The Apgar score, intrauterine growth restriction, macrosomia, neonatal jaundice, preventive health.

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First trimester pregnancy loss, spontaneous abortions, molar pregnancies, medication-induced abortions, and stillborn management.

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Postpartum depression, medications to avoid while breastfeeding, birth spacing, and a breakdown of the various birth control options.

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Preterm labor, preeclampsia, C-sections, hemorrhage, obstetrical emergencies.

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Fetal heart rate tracing, VEAL CHOP, the biophysical profile

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Labor onset, the "3 P's" of labor, and the 3 stages of labor.

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In this episode, we’ll be doing an overview of some of the most high yield things to you need to know as it pertains to prenatal care.

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The USPSTF is an organization that publishes a series of evidence-based guidelines about various recommendations as they relate to preventive medicine. These guidelines come up again and again on the family medicine shelf exam, so I felt it appropriate to begin this series by talking about them. In this episode we’ll cover what I believe to be the most high yield Class A and B recommendations, as well as some Class D recommendations, which is a category reserved for things they actively recommend against which is also very high yield for the exam.

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