Sexual and Reproductive Health at a Glance

Sexual and Reproductive Health at a Glance provides a highly–illustrated, visual introduction to all aspects of sexual and reproductive health, from basic clinical examination skills to the management of acute Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and unplanned pregnancy. Covering topics which are often difficult to access as an undergraduate or junior doctor, Sexual and Reproductive Health at a Glance focuses on the fundamental principles in delivering effective contraception and sexual health care. It features high–yield information on the essential clinical topics covered in the Community Sexual and Reproductive Health (CSRH) curriculum. Presented in the familiar, easy–to–use, at a Glance format, Sexual and Reproductive Health at a Glance : • Provides a quick revision of basic anatomy, physiology and clinical skills • Offers balanced coverage of both male and female GU pathology, STIs and contraception • Includes material on practical gynaecological procedures performed in the out–patient setting • Presents a holistic approach to issues dealt with in this specialty • Takes a global perspective by addressing SRH issues in different cultures and resource–limited settings • Includes a companion website at www.ataglanceseries.com/sexualhealth featuring a selection of case scenarios and interactive flashcards for self–test This brand new title will provide an invaluable resource for medical and healthcare students, junior doctors, SRH trainees and busy clinicians working in other specialties.

Preface Acknowledgements How to use your textbook About the companion website Part 1: Principles of Sexual and Reproductive Health 1 Sexual and reproductive health – fundamentals 1 2 Sexual and reproductive health – fundamentals 2 3 Sexual and reproductive health – fundamentals 3 4 Sexual and reproductive health – fundamentals 4 Part 2: Contraception 5 Combined hormonal contraception 1 6 Combined hormonal contraception 2 7 Progestogen–only contraceptives 1 8 Progestogen–only contraceptives 2 9 Progestogen–only contraceptives 3 10 Intrauterine contraception 1 11 Intrauterine contraception 2 12 Barrier methods 13 Fertility awareness–based methods 14 Emergency contraception 15 Male and female sterilisation 1 16 Male and female sterilisation 2 17 Contraception for specific groups of individuals 1 18 Contraception for specific groups of individuals 2 19 Contraception for specific groups of individuals 3 Part 3: Sexual Health 20 Chlamydia trachomatis 21 Gonorrhoea 1 22 Gonorrhoea 2 and non–gonococcal urethritis 23 Vaginal discharge 24 Bacterial vaginosis 25 Vulvo–vaginal candidiasis 26 Trichomonas vaginalis 27 Syphilis 1 28 Syphilis 2 29 Syphilis 3 30 Genital herpes infection 1 31 Genital herpes infection 2 32 Genital ulcers: Tropical infections 1 33 Genital ulcers: Tropical infections 2 34 Epididymo–orchitis and sexually–acquired reactive arthritis 35 Molluscum contagiosum and normal genital lumps 36 Anogenital warts and human papilloma virus infection 37 Genital infestations 38 Anogenital dermatoses 39 Viral hepatitis (A, B and C) 40 HIV – Part 1 41 HIV – Part 2 42 Sexual assault Part 4: Reproductive health 43 Abortion 1 44 Abortion 2 45 Abortion 3 46 Abnormal uterine bleeding 47 Menstrual problems 48 Gynaecological problems in sexual and reproductive health 49 Pelvic inflammatory disease 50 Menopause 51 Sexual problems