EFOG-EBCOG Part 2 - independent subject foundations cheat sheet

Distinguish a screening result from a confirmed fetal diagnosis.

Evaluate maternal severe features independently of the amount of proteinuria.

Interpret fetal growth together with trajectory, fluid and Doppler findings.

Use the explicitly named glucose-testing framework rather than mix thresholds.

Apply arrest and monitoring frameworks only when their actual conditions are supplied.

Coordinate recognition, stabilization and cause-directed treatment in emergencies.

Consider more than one hemorrhage mechanism at the same time.

Classify perineal injury using the actual sphincter and mucosal findings.

Establish stability and pregnancy status when evaluating bleeding or pelvic pain.

Use fibroid location and reproductive goals to assess treatment choices.

Do not require diagnostic laparoscopy for every suspected endometriosis presentation.

Interpret lesion morphology, microbiology and histology in their clinical context.

Do not equate an abnormal screen with proven invasion.

Apply the correct tumor site and staging edition to the supplied findings.

Interpret markers as context-dependent evidence rather than stand-alone proof.

Integrate biology, extent, fertility and patient preferences into treatment reasoning.

Separate ovarian reserve, ovulation and pregnancy likelihood.

Use current named diagnostic criteria rather than a fixed outdated endocrine threshold.

Match treatment with the patient's actual fertility and symptom goals.

Distinguish contraceptive mechanism, eligibility and ongoing protection.

Trace ureter, vessels and nerves using actual anatomy rather than one mnemonic alone.

Distinguish embryological fusion defects from resorption and other developmental abnormalities.

Compute detrusor pressure from vesical minus abdominal pressure.

Match symptom burden and patient goals to conservative or operative treatment.

The actual Part 2 is an OSCE; text practice does not assess complete station performance.

Explain options and uncertainty, check understanding and obtain appropriate consent.

Use named tasks, closed-loop communication and reassessment in emergencies.

Separate absolute and relative effects and appraise confidence intervals and applicability.