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Obstetrics & Gynecology
The document outlines the required instruments and pre‑procedure checks for manual vacuum aspiration (MVA), detailing analgesic regimens, antiseptic use, and patient positioning. It describes the procedural technique, emphasizing cervical stabilization, avoidance of uterine sounding, and safe removal of the speculum. Post‑abortion care is covered, with guidance on managing bleeding, pain, infection, counseling, and contraceptive counseling. Additional sections list the uses of ancillary tools such as kidney dishes, sponge‑holding forceps, and specula, and provide brief pharmacologic notes on oxytocin and magnesium sulfate in obstetric emergencies.
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