Join Mohika and Kelsey, the podcast's new hosts, as they kick off their first episode with a quintessential topic in women's health: contraception! They take our listeners through the entire spectrum of contraception options and stud the episodes with their take on how to help women find the right option for them.

Transcript: bit.ly/Delivered-Contraception

Join Rachel and Sanaya, recently matched M4s, as they share reflections and advice about the residency application process.

Timestamps:

Writing application, personal statement 1:00

Where to apply, signaling 9:50

Interviews 21:20 

Ranking 26:50

Quick notes on SOAP 32:20 

Takeaways 33:00 

Resources:

AAMC Report on Signals

Residency Prep Episode

Match 2023 Episode

SOAP Episode

Join Rachel for tips and tricks to prepare for OBGYN clinic.

Transcript

Prenatal Visits:

Routine Prenatal Testing

UltraSounds Routine Prenatal Care

Preventative Care:

USPSTF A&B Guidelines

NCCN Breast Cancer Screening

ACOG Breast Cancer Screening

UltraSounds Cervical Cancer Screening

UltraSounds Contraception

UltraSounds Sexual Functioning

Problem Visits:

ACOG Bulletin 128 Diagnosing AUB

UltraSounds AUB PALM

UltraSounds AUB COEIN

ACOG Bulletin 215 Vaginitis

UltraSounds STIs

AAFP Lower Quadrant Pain

Rachel describes what a medical student can expect during a C-section.

C-section Walkthrough

Transcript

Join Rachel for a walkthrough of what you can expect as a medical student during a vaginal delivery.

Vaginal Delivery Walkthrough

⁠Transcript⁠

Tune in for a rundown on the basics of L&D with 4th year med student, Rachel!

Transcript: https://bit.ly/UltraSoundsCSG1

Labor 1:28

Fetal Positioning 3:25

Fetal Monitoring 5:05

Induction 9:25

Postpartum Hemorrhage 12:28

Resources

UltraSounds Normal Labor

Practice Bulletin 106 Fetal Monitoring

Practice Bulletin 116 Fetal Monitoring Management

Practice Bulletin 107 Labor Induction

Arrive Trial

Medical Indications for Induction Committee Opinion 831

Practice Bulletin 183 Postpartum Hemorrhage 

UltraSounds Postpartum Hemorrhage

Rachel and Sanaya chat with Dr. Helen Morgan about the residency application process.

⁠APGO Resources⁠

00:46 Dr. Morgan Bio

01:27 Overview of Application Process

03:39 Understanding what you want in a program

07:17 Signaling

10:18 Equity in application process

13:12 What makes an applicant stand out

16:06 New application platform

17:33 Final advice

Transcript: bit.ly/UltraSounds_ResApp

Asavari and Rachel speak with Olivia de Bear, MPAS, PA-C about her journey to becoming an inpatient PA within the field of gynecology oncology.

00:38: Olivia de Bear Bio

Transcript:bit.ly/ultrasounds_PA

Asavari and Rachel discuss common postop complications, workup, and management with Olivia de Bear, MPAS, PA-C.

0:30: Olivia de Bear Bio

1:01 Case 1: 52yo woman s/p TLH and bilateral salpingectomy with low urine output

11:06 Case 2: 58yo woman s/p ex lap, TAH, BSO, pelvic mass removal, and staging procedures for ovarian cancer with intolerance of PO intake, nausea, and emesis

20:11 Case 3: 62yo with newly diagnosed endometrial cancer s/p TLH, BSO, and sentinel lymph nodes with new-onset dyspnea

Transcript: bit.ly/gynpostop

References:

Postop oliguria differential

Brackmann voiding trial

Acute abdominal series

Review of postop fever w's

MD Calc Caprini Score

ACOG Practice Bulletin no. 232: Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism in Gynecologic Surgery

Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS®) society guidelines for gynecologic oncology: Addressing implementation challenges - 2023 update⁠

Jourdan and Sanaya talk with Dr. K about her research and career path in epidemiology and public health examining sex differences through menopause and pregnancy.

00:48 Bio

01:45 To start, could you tell us a little bit about your educational trajectory and how you ended up teaching at the school of public health? 

10:01 Now we’d love to hear a little about your current research projects, the lab you run through SPH as well how you began working in this discipline. 

19:06 With that, what are some specific considerations individuals interested in women’s health research should be mindful of? 

21:37 How do you recommend that medical practitioners or medical students who are interested in your research get involved?

24:07 In light of this, how do you see epidemiology transforming the medical field in the next 10 years? 

25:54 Our last question for you Dr. K, what would you say is your favorite part of your work? 

Mid Life Science

SWAN Study

School of Public Health Epidemiology

NIA Biobank

Transcript: https://bit.ly/Ultrasounds_Research_K