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Calculate Mrs. Phiri's expected date of delivery (EDD) using Naegele's Rule, given her LMP is April 27, 2024. Also, identify where the ovary is attached to the broad ligament and match family planning

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  1. Mrs. Phiri aged 30 years old, G2 P1, LMP 27, 04, 2024. Calculate her expected date of delivery. To calculate the Expected Date of Delivery (EDD) using Naegele's Rule: Add 7 days to the first day of the Last Menstrual Period (LMP). Subtract 3 months from the month of the LMP. Add 1 year to the year of the LMP.

    LMP: 27 April 2024
    Day: 27+7=3427 + 7 = 34. Since April has 30 days, 34−30=434 - 30 = 4.
    Month: April (4th month) −3=1- 3 = 1 (January).
    Year: 2024+1=20252024 + 1 = 2025.
    Expected Date of Delivery: 04.01.2025.
    a) 04. 01. 2025

    a)\boxed{\text{a)}}
  2. The ovary is attached to the broad ligament at the: The ovary is attached to the posterior surface of the broad ligament by a peritoneal fold called the mesovarium. d) Mesovarium

    d)\boxed{\text{d)}}

SECTION B: CROSS MATCH THE ITEMS ON FAMILY PLANNING IN COLUMN A WITH THOSE IN COLUMN B

  1. Depo provera: This is a progestin-only injectable contraceptive given every three months.

    51. Depo provera - b. Three months injectable cycle\boxed{\text{51. Depo provera - b. Three months injectable cycle}}
  2. Norestinate: This is an injectable progestin-only contraceptive, often given every two months.

    52. Norestinate - d. Two months injectable cycle\boxed{\text{52. Norestinate - d. Two months injectable cycle}}
  3. Microlat: This is a brand name for a progesterone-only pill (mini-pill).

    53. Microlat - e. Progesterone only pills\boxed{\text{53. Microlat - e. Progesterone only pills}}
  4. Oralcon-F: This is a type of combined oral contraceptive pill.

    54. Oralcon-F - a. Combined oral pills\boxed{\text{54. Oralcon-F - a. Combined oral pills}}
  5. Jadelle: This is a contraceptive implant consisting of rods that release progesterone.

    55. Jadelle - c. Progesterone only rods\boxed{\text{55. Jadelle - c. Progesterone only rods}}

MATCH THE TYPES OF PELVES IN COLUMN A WITH THEIR TYPES OF BRIM IN COLUMN B

  1. Gynaecoid: This is the most common and ideal female pelvis, characterized by a rounded brim.

    56. Gynaecoid - b. Rounded\boxed{\text{56. Gynaecoid - b. Rounded}}
  2. Android: This is a male-type pelvis, characterized by a heart-shaped brim.

    57. Android - d. Heart -shaped\boxed{\text{57. Android - d. Heart -shaped}}
  3. Anthropoid: This pelvis has an anteroposteriorly elongated, long oval brim.

    58. Anthropoid - a. Long oval\boxed{\text{58. Anthropoid - a. Long oval}}
  4. Platypelloid: This pelvis is flattened, with a transversely oval or kidney-shaped brim.

    59. Platypelloid - e. Kidney-shaped\boxed{\text{59. Platypelloid - e. Kidney-shaped}}
  5. Justo minor: This term refers to a generally contracted pelvis where all diameters are reduced.

    60. Justo minor - c. All diameters reduced\boxed{\text{60. Justo minor - c. All diameters reduced}}
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