Hello@dankgh thank you. Please if there are any abnormalities for instance A. breech baby @ 38weeks B. Bilateral Undescended testes Please how and where will they be documented. Thank you
Breech baby at 38 weeks is a risk factor and needs to be part of the conclusion and bilateral undescended testes is an abnormality and that needs to be written at the testes column but this time,you wouldn’t tick but write at abnormality column which is the third lane,also when u say bilateral undescended testes as per the new guidelines doesn’t make sense,because per the new guidelines,we have bilateral impalpable testes and bilateral palpable testes but not located in the scrotumn,and each of these abnormalities have their own pathway or referral
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Hello@dankgh thank you. Please if there are any abnormalities for instance
A. breech baby @ 38weeks
B. Bilateral Undescended testes
Please how and where will they be documented. Thank you
Breech baby at 38 weeks is a risk factor and needs to be part of the conclusion and bilateral undescended testes is an abnormality and that needs to be written at the testes column but this time,you wouldn’t tick but write at abnormality column which is the third lane,also when u say bilateral undescended testes as per the new guidelines doesn’t make sense,because per the new guidelines,we have bilateral impalpable testes and bilateral palpable testes but not located in the scrotumn,and each of these abnormalities have their own pathway or referral
@@dankgh_ please can you give me the referral pathway for the new guidelines. Thank you
Please can you also do postnatal check documentation.
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Actually that is a profoma which is not released to the general public yet but if u know of it I can direct u