Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Phase-4 (Clinical) Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY

Departmental Objectives

At the end of the course of obstetrics & gynaecology the undergraduate medical students will be able to
provide proper care in managing women’s health including pregnancy, labour and puerperium and to ensure maternal and neonatal health and well being and give proper advices.
diagnose and manage patients with common obstetrical and gynaecological problems.
describe the basic concept of Counselling and counsel the women in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
refer high risk cases appropriately.
resuscitate new born babies and impart proper care.
initiate & promote infant & young child feeding practices including exclusive breast feeding.
demonstrate appropriate attitude required to practise obstetrics and gynaecology.
demonstrate an understanding about the impact of socio-cultural beliefs and environmental factors on women in pregnancy, labour and puerperium including their overall reproductive health and violence against women.
counsel and inform women about contraception and family planning, and women’s right.
acquainted with ongoing programme to reduce maternal mortality & morbidity.
demonstrate an understanding about common problem of adolescent females and care them.
describe the common problems of peri and post menopausal women and can provide proper care.
value the ethical issues in obstetrics and gynaecology.

List of Competencies to Acquire

After completing the course of obstetrics & gynaecology in MBBS course students will acquire following Competencies:
History taking, communication skill, obstetrical examination, gynaecological examination.
Diagnosis of common clinical problems.
Preparation of a patient before anaesthesia.
Writing a discharge certificate after Normal delivery, Caesarean section, D & C, Evacuation of mole, Hysterectomy
Care of antenatal patients including nutrition and daily calorie calculation.
Care of postnatal patient- a) Appropriate technique of breast feeding including position and attachment; b) Demonstation of complementary feeding amount, frequency, content of food.
Management of normal labour with partograph plotting.
1st stage, 2nd stage & 3rd stage (AMTSL).
Skill about Episiotomy.
PPH management.
Management of Eclampsia.
Shock management.
Writing a BT order.
Blood transfusion note.
Insertion of a cannula.
Catheterization.
Drawing of blood.
Hand washing.
Wearing of gloves,wearing PPE (Donning and Doffing).
Identification of instruments/suture materials.
Trolly preparation for major & minor surgery.

Faculty Members of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department

Name & Qualification	Designation	Date of Birth & Joining
Prof. Dr. Nur Jahan Begum MBBS, MS (Obs. & Gynae)	Professor and Head (Unit-1)	01-02-1963 16-08-2022
Prof. Dr. Musammat Shamima Akter MBBS, MCPS, MS (Obs. & Gynae)	Professor and Head (Unit-2) Phase-4 Coordinator	01-08-1972 01-12-2008
Prof. Dr. Shabera Arzoo MBBS, FCPS (Obs. & Gynae)	Professor (C.C.)	01-01-1975 02-11-2015
Dr. Kamrun Naher MBBS, MCPS, DGO	Assistant Professor	20-01-1963 02-04-2007
Dr. Fatematul Jannat MBBS, MS (Obs. & Gynae)	Assistant Professor	23-08-1986 01-04-2023
Dr. Beauty Akter MBBS	Assistant Registrar (IMO)	01-01-1995 24-01-2022
Dr. Selina Akter MBBS	Assistant Registrar (IMO)	31-03-1991 16-06-2022
Dr. Ambika Saha MBBS	Assistant Registrar (IMO)	26-04-1998 15-03-2023
Dr. Sharmin Akter MBBS	Assistant Registrar (IMO)	21-10-1997 20-11-2023
Dr. Pratyasha Das Purna MBBS	Assistant Registrar (IMO)	24-11-1997 10-10-2023

Academic Activities

Research Activities

Published Articles and ongoing research activities of Prof. Dr. Musammat Shamima Akter
Published Articles and ongoing research activities of Prof. Dr. Nur Jahan Begum
Published Articles and ongoing research activities of Prof. Dr. Shabera Arzoo
Published Articles and ongoing research activities of Dr. Fatematul Jannat

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