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Episode 9.7 OB Triage Essentials (plus The Pitt)

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This episode features our favorite podcast ninja, Dr. Maddie White. She and Howard discuss how medical dramatizations misrepresent obstetric emergencies (yes, we are watching The Pitt). Then, we dissect evidence-based approaches to common triage scenarios including labor evaluation, rupture of membranes, and preterm labor assessment.
• Television shows like "The Pitt" and "ER" portray shoulder dystocia and postpartum hemorrhage inaccurately, lacking proper urgency and technique
• Hospital-based labor triage often costs approximately 10 times more than office-based evaluation, often without clinical benefit
• Understanding pretest probability fundamentally changes how test results should be interpreted for suspected rupture of membranes
• Most expensive tests like Amnisure (>$500) provide minimal additional value over traditional approaches when interpreted properly
• Evidence doesn't support routine use of fetal fibronectin testing in preterm labor evaluation
• We discuss universal cervical length screening for prevention of preterm labor in the midtrimester and later in pregnancy for evaluation of threatened preterm labor

00:00:53 Critiquing Obstetric Emergencies in TV Shows

00:10:13 Proper Management of Shoulder Dystocia

00:14:52 Postpartum Hemorrhage Management Approaches

00:19:59 Evaluating Term Labor Complaints

00:25:35 Rupture of Membranes Testing Strategies

00:34:12 Understanding Test Probability and Performance

00:42:26 Cervical Length Screening Evidence

00:51:23 Preterm Labor Triage Tools

01:00:23 Concluding Thoughts on Evidence-Based Practice

Follow us on Instagram @thinkingaboutobgyn.

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Chapters

1. Episode 9.7 OB Triage Essentials (plus The Pitt) (00:00:00)

2. Critiquing Obstetric Emergencies in TV Shows (00:00:53)

3. Proper Management of Shoulder Dystocia (00:10:13)

4. Postpartum Hemorrhage Management Approaches (00:14:52)

5. Evaluating Term Labor Complaints (00:19:59)

6. Rupture of Membranes Testing Strategies (00:25:35)

7. Understanding Test Probability and Performance (00:34:12)

8. Cervical Length Screening Evidence (00:42:26)

9. Preterm Labor Triage Tools (00:51:23)

10. Concluding Thoughts on Evidence-Based Practice (01:00:23)

113 episodes

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Content provided by Antonia Roberts and Howard Herrell, Antonia Roberts, and Howard Herrell. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Antonia Roberts and Howard Herrell, Antonia Roberts, and Howard Herrell or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

This episode features our favorite podcast ninja, Dr. Maddie White. She and Howard discuss how medical dramatizations misrepresent obstetric emergencies (yes, we are watching The Pitt). Then, we dissect evidence-based approaches to common triage scenarios including labor evaluation, rupture of membranes, and preterm labor assessment.
• Television shows like "The Pitt" and "ER" portray shoulder dystocia and postpartum hemorrhage inaccurately, lacking proper urgency and technique
• Hospital-based labor triage often costs approximately 10 times more than office-based evaluation, often without clinical benefit
• Understanding pretest probability fundamentally changes how test results should be interpreted for suspected rupture of membranes
• Most expensive tests like Amnisure (>$500) provide minimal additional value over traditional approaches when interpreted properly
• Evidence doesn't support routine use of fetal fibronectin testing in preterm labor evaluation
• We discuss universal cervical length screening for prevention of preterm labor in the midtrimester and later in pregnancy for evaluation of threatened preterm labor

00:00:53 Critiquing Obstetric Emergencies in TV Shows

00:10:13 Proper Management of Shoulder Dystocia

00:14:52 Postpartum Hemorrhage Management Approaches

00:19:59 Evaluating Term Labor Complaints

00:25:35 Rupture of Membranes Testing Strategies

00:34:12 Understanding Test Probability and Performance

00:42:26 Cervical Length Screening Evidence

00:51:23 Preterm Labor Triage Tools

01:00:23 Concluding Thoughts on Evidence-Based Practice

Follow us on Instagram @thinkingaboutobgyn.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Episode 9.7 OB Triage Essentials (plus The Pitt) (00:00:00)

2. Critiquing Obstetric Emergencies in TV Shows (00:00:53)

3. Proper Management of Shoulder Dystocia (00:10:13)

4. Postpartum Hemorrhage Management Approaches (00:14:52)

5. Evaluating Term Labor Complaints (00:19:59)

6. Rupture of Membranes Testing Strategies (00:25:35)

7. Understanding Test Probability and Performance (00:34:12)

8. Cervical Length Screening Evidence (00:42:26)

9. Preterm Labor Triage Tools (00:51:23)

10. Concluding Thoughts on Evidence-Based Practice (01:00:23)

113 episodes

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