1. Medical records. Pregnancy logbook. Partogram. Labor logbook. Birth certificate.
2. Admission and preparation of the woman in labor. Admission cardiotocography, cardiotocographic
monitoring during labor. Typical sites for external transducers placement on the pregnant woman’s
abdomen.
3. Assessment of labor progress. Clinical assessment of labor. Labor documentation.
4. Vaginal examination of a woman in labor. Stages of cervical dilation. Description of a finding in active
labor. The position of the woman in the first stage of labor. Alternative childbirth delivery methods.
5. Expulsion of the fetus (optional): head-down delivery, head movements in expulsion (breech, vacuum
extraction, cesarean section).
6. Episiotomy. Method of performing the procedure. Surgical care of the perineal incision. Suturing kit.
Postpartum perineal care.
7. Placental stage of labor. Spontaneous delivery of the placenta. Signs of placental abruption. Examination of the placenta.
8. pH-metry. Equpment for performing the procedure. Fetal scalp blood sampling technique.
9. Newborn. APGAR score. Clamping and ligation of the umbilical cord. Examination and primary care of the newborn.
10. Early puerperium. Monitoring of the mother in labor in the delivery room. Vital signs. Fundal height.
Postpartum hemorrhage.
11. Puerperium. Medical documentation in the puerperium. General status of puerpera, monitoring of
puerpera. Physiological functions. Breastfeeding. The most common breastfeeding problems. 

1. Preparation of a pregnant woman for examination. Blood pressure measurement. Detection of albumin in urine. Weighing. Weight gain.
2. Appearance/Shape of the abdomen (size, shape). Measurement of abdominal circumference. Symphysisfundus height measurement.
3. Fetal assessment. Auscultation of the fetal heartbeats. Pinard’s aural fetoscope.
4. Cardiotocography. Imaging technique and equipment. Normal cardiotocogram – description of a finding.
5. Internal (bimanual) examination of a pregnant woman 

6. Clinical assessment of labor. Cardiotocographic assessment of labor.
7. Diagnosis of emergencies (optional, depending on daily cases). Latent phase of labor. Bleeding in the
early stages of pregnancy. Bleeding in late pregnancy.
8. Ultrasound examination in the first trimester of pregnancy.
9. Ultrasound examination in the third trimester of pregnancy. Fetal biometry (BPD, AC, FL).
10. Physical basics of Doppler ultrasound, application in perinatology. Description of a sonogram. Typical
blood vessels for assessment of fetal circulation. Ultrasound indices.

1. Infertility diagnostic algorithm. Criteria, basic tests. Specifics of history-taking in women and men.
2. Follicular monitoring (folliculometry). Documentation of ultrasound findings.
3. Hormonal assay tests in the assessment of ovarian function.
4. Preparation of the couple for the medically assisted reproduction (MAR) treatment.

1. PAP test – eltion of ements of a cytologic finding.
2. Examination with a speculum. Inspecthe vagina and cervix – macroscopically visible changes
(normal and pathologic, depending on the cause).
3. Colposcopy – goal, principle, preparation of the field, performance. Schiller test.
4. Cervical biopsy and endocervical excochleation.

1. Patient admission for minor procedures, preparation of medical documentation (daily case reports).
2. Preparation of the staff for surgery. Surgical hand scrubbing. Sterile dressing and putting on gloves.
3. Preparation of the patient for surgery. Surgical positioning, vaginal approach. Preparation of the operating field (vagina and perineum).
4. Surgical instruments for minor procedures. Kit. Diathermy incision loop, electrocautery with a ball tip.
5. Hysteroscopy – diagnostics and treatment

1. Preparation of the staff for surgery. Surgical hand scrubbing. Sterile dressing and putting on gloves.
2. Preparation of the patient for surgery. Preparation of the operating field (abdomen, vagina, and
perineum).
3. Surgical instruments for abdominal, vaginal, and laparoscopic procedures.
4. Equipment for laparoscopic surgery.
5. Assistance in surgical procedures (optional)

1. Gynecologic history. Organization and constituents of the Department.
2. Morning rounds. Postoperative monitoring of gynecologic patients. Preoperative monitoring and
preparation of patients for the operating room.
3. Patient admission to the Department. Preoperative findings and diagnostics. Screening and
categorization of patients scheduled for surgery (general gynecology, gynecologic urology and gynecologic oncology).
4. Gynecologic ultrasound diagnostics. Typical scanning planes. Examination of the uterus. Examination of the ovaries. Echogenicity, differences in echogenicity of gynecologic organs. Pathologic pelvic formations (optional).
5. Termination of unwanted pregnancy (medical and surgical). 

1. Perinatologic history, specifics of history-taking. Daily case reports (optional).
2. General examination of a pregnant woman.
3. Fetal position in the uterus and clinical fetal assessment (growth, signs of life).
4. Examination of the pelvis. Assessment of pelvis by inspection, anatomical landmarks on the body
surface, the rhombus of Michaelis.
5. Pelvimetry. Internal and external pelvic measurements. Pelvimeter.
6. Internal examination and assessment of the pelvis.
7. Internal (bimanual) examination of a pregnant woman.
8. Self-monitoring of fetal movements, documentation of findings.
9. Nonstress test (NST) and oxytocin challenge test (OCT), examples of normal results.
10. Early amniocentesis – theoretical framework, method of performing the procedure. 

1. Pregnancy monitoring
2. Ultrasound examinations during pregnancy
3. Emergincy conditions in perinatology
4. Emergincy conditions in gynecology
5. Colposcopy
6. Ultrasound exeminations in gynecology

1. Reproductive history. Patient’s statement on her health condition.
2. Semen analysis. Demonstration of several different categories of semen analysis.
3. Ovulation test. Demonstration of several hormonal assay tests for assessment of cycle quality
(ovulatory/anovulatory). Ultrasound detection of ovulation. Demonstration of a basal body temperature
chart. Demonstration of cervical mucus – fern phenomenon.
4. Hysterosonosalpingography/Hysterosalpingography. Demonstration of the procedure, video. Instrument kit. X-ray images of a normal finding (uterine anomaly, fallopian tube disease).
5. Cycle monitoring – ultrasound, hormonal. Documentation of findings.
6. Ultrasound in reproductive medicine. Egg retrieval. Embryo transfer. Videos.
7. Conservative treatment of infertility. Ovulation induction. Timing of sexual intercourse. Stimulation of
ovulation. Case reports.
8. Medically assisted reproduction procedures. Homologous intrauterine insemination – video. In vitro
fertilization and embryo transfer – video. Controlled ovarian hyperstimulation – video. Optional: intrauterine insemination, egg retrieval, embryo transfer. Frozen embryo transfer.
9. Fertility conservation. Cryopreservation of gametes and embryos.
10. Surgical treatment of infertility. Microoperations. Diagnostic laparoscopy. Diagnostic hysteroscopy.
Transvaginal hydrolaparoscopy. Videos.

1. Demonstration and practice of performing a gynecologic examination on a model. Dressing gloves.
Holding a speculum. Taking a cytological smear from three typical sites. Taking a microbiologic smear.
Bimanual examination and palpation of internal organs.
2. Demonstration and practice of performing an external examination of a pregnant woman. Model of
a pregnant woman. Dressing gloves. Fetal lie, position, presentation, and posture (habitus). Shape of the
maternal abdomen. Leopold-Pavlik’s (I-IV) and Zangemeister’s maneuvers. Cephalic engagement.
Cephalopelvic disproportion.
3. Demonstration and practice of performing pelvic examination. External examination of the pelvis.
Pelvimeter. Female pelvis, pelvic bony ring, landmarks on skeleton and abdomen of a model.
Measurements of the normal pelvis – diameters (DS, SC, DT, CE). Internal examination and estimation of
the pelvis. Internal measurements of the pelvis (CD, CV). Planes of the pelvis – inlet, midpelvis, outlet.
4. Demonstration and practice of performing internal (bimanual) examination of a pregnant woman.
Description of a normal finding through pregnancy trimesters. Cervix, cervical ostium, cervical canal,
presenting fetal part / vertex presentation.
5. Demonstration and practice of performing internal (bimanual) examination of a woman in labor.
Determining of the descent of the presenting part in the birth canal. Demonstration and practice of the
mechanism of normal delivery with fetal movements. Demonstration of typical fetal head structures and
practice of recognizing typical sites.
6. Demonstration of fetal position/presentation in the uterus. Position, place, pose, and posture

1. Gynecologic examination. Gynecologic examination table, gloves, speculum, lighting.
2. Position of the patient for gynecologic examination-gynecologic positioning.
3. Examination with speculum. Insertion of the speculum into the vagina. Inspection of the vagina and cervix. Description of a normal finding.
4. Taking a smear for cytologic analysis (cervicovaginal cytology-Pap test). 
5. Taking a cervical smear for bacteriologic analysis. 
6. Gynecologic ultrasound diagnosis. Typical scanning planes. Examination of the uterus. Examination of ovaries. Echogenicity, differences in echogenicity of gynecological organs.

1. Material needed to take a cytologic smear, spatula, brush, microscopic slide, gloves, fixative vials. Cytologic finding form. Images with basic, elements of cervicovaginal cytology.
2. Organization of gynecologic cytology laboratory
3. Cytologic screening. Equipment, smear-taking method and handling of slides for Pap test. Pap test procedure.
4. Demonstration of normal and abnormal cells in cytologic cervical samples (Pap test). Pattern and cytologic classification for cervical cytology. Interpretation of basic categories of abnormal cytologic cervical findings.
5. HPV detection laboratory. Use and basic interpretation of HPV test results.
6.  Sampling and use of direct endometrial cytology. 
7. Processing and use of liquid cytologic samples in gynecology.

Learning outcomes: Pathophysiology and Etyiology of pelvic pain, diagnostic procedures and treatment of pelvic pain, psychological problems of patients with pelvic pain.

Learning outcomes: Pathophysiological mechanism of PMS syndrome, diagnostic criteria for diagnosis, types of treatment.

Learning outcomes:  Management of  pregnancy after IVF treatment

Learning outcomes: Interpretation and analysis of the most common symptoms and signs present during childbirth. Planning and applying methods to relieve pain during childbirth, including standard pharmacological and nonpharmacological methods and other alternative methods.

Learning outcomes: Identification of obesity as a global, epidemiological problem. Categories of nutrition and recommended weight gain during pregnancy. The impact of obesity on the menstrual cycle, reduced fertility, frequency of miscarriages, macrosomia, prematurity, and congenital anomalies in pregnancy. Connection between obesity, preeclampsia, and gestational diabetes during pregnancy and prediction of pregnancy outcomes.

Learning outcomes: Historical development of the approach to breech delivery. Results of the perinatal outcome of breech delivery compared with the head-down delivery in our Clinic. Informed consent for a trial vaginal delivery and the right to a second opinion in accordance with the Act on Protection of Patients’ Rights, as well as the patient’s right to choose the method of completing delivery from the professional, ethical and forensic aspects.

Learning outcomes: The most important and commonly used operative methods for completing delivery. Advantages and disadvantages and the possible complications of certain obstetric operations. Application of certain operative methods depending on the indication and the specific clinical situation.

Learning outcomes: The right to procreate or reproduce, the moral status of the embryo, the involment of a third party in the reproductive process by genetic material donation, the practice of surrogacy, genetic manipulations experiments on pre-embryos.

Learning outcomes: Indications for fertility preservation, cryopreservation of embryos and oocytes, ovarian tissue cryopreservation, medical management of ovarian protection

Learning outcomes:Nomenclature, prevalence, biologic determination of gender identity, transgender heath and wellness, gender reassigning surgery

Learning outcomes: Anatomical abnormalities of the uterus, abnormalities of ovaries ang vagina

Learning outcomes: Appearance, definition, clinical presentation, and therapeutic options for pelvic floor muscle disorders, descended and prolapsed uterus. The basics of micturition function. The mechanism of maintaining urinary continence. Incontinence – types, diagnosis, treatment. Urinary fistulas

Learning outcomes: Gene variants and risks of reproductive abnormalities, diagnosing genetic disorders, preimplatation genetic testing

Learning outcomes: Definition and prevalence of iron deficiency in pregnancy, Causes and diagnosis, Cinical effects of iron deficiencyon the mother and fetus,  treatment of iron deficiency in pregnancy, optimisation of haemoglobin in the antenatal period, general proniples of blood transfusion.