Simplified obstetrics for medical students by Mohd Azhar Mohd Noor 1952-

Table of Contents: “…Basic terminology of obstetrics -- Female pelvi: its significant in obstetrics -- The fetal skull: its significant in obstetrics -- Anatomical & physiological changes during pregnancy -- Approach to obstetric patient: history taking -- Approach to obstetric patient: obstetric examination -- Normal pregnancy: antenatal care -- Fetal surveillance: principles of fetal monitoring -- Cardiotocograph: basic understanding and interpretation -- Onset and stages of labour -- Mechanism of labour -- Management of normal labour -- Partogram documentation -- Pain relief in labour -- Normal puerperium -- Malposition of the occiput -- Malpresentation of the fetus -- Abnormal lie of the fetus -- Antepartum haemorrhage -- Pospartum haemorrhage -- Diabetes in pregnancy -- Heart diseases in pregnancy -- Thyroid disorders in pregnancy -- Respiratory disorders in pregnancy -- Renal disease in pregnancy -- Anemia in pregnancy -- Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy -- Multiple pregancies: twin & triplets -- Disorders in amniotic fluid volume -- Preterm labour -- Preterm prelabour rupture of membranes -- Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) -- Postdates and postterm -- Failure to progress in labour -- Obstetric emergencies -- Abnormal puerperium -- Assisting the second stage of labour -- Common obstetrics procedures -- Tumours complicating pregnancy -- Maternal mortality…”

High risk cases in obstetrics by Daflapurkar, Shruti Bangale

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 1: High Risk Pregnancy * Chapter 2: Anaemia in Pregnancy * Chapter 3: Pregnancy Induced Hypertension * Chapter 4: Diabetes in Pregnancy * Chapter 5: Thyroid Diseases in Pregnancy * Chapter 6: Rh Isoimmunisation * Chapter 7: Nonimmune Hydrops Foetalis * Chapter 8: Epilepsy in Pregnancy * Chapter 9: Chorea Gravidarum (Rheumatic Chorea in Pregnancy) * Chapter 10: Liver Diseases in Pregnancy * Chapter 11: Renal Diseases and Pregnancy * Chapter 12: Tuberculosis in Pregnancy * Chapter 13: Skin Diseases in Pregnancy * Chapter 14: Infectious Diseases during Pregnancy * Chapter 15: STDs during Pregnancy * Chapter 16: HIV in Pregnancy * Chapter 17: Antepartum Haemorrhage I Placenta Previa, Placenta Accreta and Vasa Pevia * Chapter 18: Antepartum Haemorrhage II Placental Abruption * Chapter 19: Gynecological Cancers in Pregnancy * Chapter 20: Teenage Pregnancy * Chapter 21: Puerperal Pyrexia * Chapter 22: Ectopic Pregnancy * Chapter 23: Anesthesia for Obstetrics…”

Munro Kerr's operative obstetrics

Table of Contents: “…Cervical cerclage -- 4. Antepartum haemorrhage: an overview -- 5. Vasa praevia -- 6. Placental abruption -- 7. …”

MCQs in neurology and neurosurgery for medical students by Natalwala, Ibrahim, Natalwala, Ammar

Table of Contents: “…1.Autoimmune conditions -- 2.Central nervous system lesions -- 3.Central nervous system neoplasms -- 4.Cranial nerves -- 5.Electrophysiology -- 6.Epilepsy -- 7.Genetics -- 8.Intracranial haemorrhage -- 9.Miscellaneous -- 10.Motor neurone disease -- 11.Movement disorders -- 12.Neuroanatomy -- 13.Neurodegeneration -- 14.Neuroimaging -- 15.Peripheral neuropathy -- 16.Pathophysiology -- 17.Radiculopathies -- 18.Spinal cord lesions -- 19.Stroke…”

Trauma care pre-hospital manual

Trauma Care Manual

Table of Contents: “…The Trauma Epidemic -- Mechanism of Injury -- Triage -- Pre-Hospital Care -- Trauma Systems, Centres and Teams -- Patient Assessment -- Trauma Physiology and Metabolism -- Catastrophic Haemorrhage -- Airway Management -- Thoracic Trauma -- Shock Management -- Damage Control Surgery -- Head injury -- Maxillofacial Trauma -- Ophthalmological Trauma -- Spinal Injury -- Abdominal and genitourinary trauma -- Vascular Trauma -- Musculoskeletal Trauma -- Radiology -- Infection in Trauma -- Injuries in Children -- Trauma in Women -- Trauma in the Elderly -- Firearms, ballistics and gun-shot wounds -- Blast Injury -- Injury due to Burns, Electrocution and Cold -- CBRN and the Trauma Victim -- Care of the Obese Trauma Patient -- Analgesia and Anaesthesia -- Intensive Care Management -- Patient Transfer -- Psychological aspects of Trauma -- Trauma Rehabilitation -- Trauma Scoring -- Transplantation…”

Macleod's clinical diagnosis by Japp, Alan, Robertson, Colin (Colin Ernest), Wright, Rohana J., Reed, Matthew J., Robson, Andrew (Andrew J.)

Table of Contents: “…-- 2.Assessing patients: a practical guide -- 3.The diagnostic process -- SECTION 2 ASSESSMENT OF COMMON PRESENTING PROBLEMS -- 4.Abdominal pain -- 5.Breast lump -- 6.Chest pain -- 7.Coma and altered consciousness -- 8.Confusion: delirium and dementia -- 9.Diarrhoea -- 10.Dizziness -- 11.Dysphagia -- 12.Dyspnoea -- 13.Fatigue -- 14.Fever -- 15.Gastrointestinal haemorrhage: haematemesis and rectal bleeding -- 16.Haematuria -- 17.Haemoptysis -- 18.Headache -- 19.Jaundice -- 20.Joint swelling -- 21.Leg swelling -- 22.Limb weakness -- 23.Low back pain -- 24.Mobility problems: falls and immobility -- 25.Nausea and vomiting -- 26.Palpitation -- 27.Rash: acute generalized skin eruption -- 28.Red eye -- 29.Scrotal swelling -- 30.Shock -- 31.Transient loss of consciousness: syncope and seizures -- 32.Urinary incontinence -- 33.Vaginal bleeding -- 34.Weight loss…”

Critical care medicine at a glance by Leach, Richard M. (Haematologist)

Table of Contents: “…Management of the critically ill patient -- Monitoring in critical care medicine -- Oxygen transport -- Shock -- Circulatory support: fluid and inotropes -- Oxygenation failure and oxygen therapy -- Airways management -- Non-invasive ventilation -- Endotracheal intubation -- Mechanical ventilation -- Respiratory management, weaning and tracheostomy -- Arterial blood gases and acid-base balance -- Sedation, analgesia and paralysis -- Enteral and parenteral nutrition -- Hypothermia and hyperthermia -- Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) and sepsis -- End of life issues -- Acute coronary syndromes -- Arrhythmias -- Heart failure and pulmonary oedema -- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation -- Cardiac emergencies -- Pneumonia -- Asthma -- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease -- Acute respiratory distress syndrome -- Deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism -- Pneumothorax and air leaks -- Respiratory emergencies -- Renal and metabolic -- Acute renal failure; pathophysiology and clinical aspects -- Acute renal failure; management and renal replacement therapy -- Diabetic emergencies -- Endocrine emergencies -- Gastrointestinal -- Gastrointestinal haemorrhage -- Acute liver failure -- Acute pancreatitis -- Altered mental state, coma and status epilepticus -- Neurological emergencies: stroke -- Neurological emergencies: infective -- Neuromuscular conditions -- Other systems -- Transfusion and coagulation disorders -- Drug overdose and poisoning -- The immune compromised patient -- Surgical -- Trauma -- Head injury -- Chest trauma -- Acute abdominal emergencies -- Obstetric emergencies -- Burns, toxic inhalation and electrical injuries…”

DC Dutta's textbook of obstetrics by Dutta, D. C

Table of Contents: “…Vomiting in Pregnancy --16. Haemorrhage in Early Pregnancy-- 17. Multiple Pregnancy, Amniotic Fluid Disorders, Abnormalities of Placenta and Cord -- 18. …”

MANSON'S TROPICAL DISEASES

Table of Contents: “…Dengue and Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever -- 42. Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers -- 43. …”

Clinical opthalmology a systematic approach by Kanski, Jack J.

Table of Contents: “…Vitreous Opacities -- Introduction -- Muscae volitantes -- Vitreous haemorrhage -- Asteroid hyalosis (Benson disease) -- Synchisis scintillans (choiesterolosis bulbi) -- Amyloidosis -- Vitreous cyst -- 18. …”