At the end of the Integrated Teaching, the students will be able to describe low-risk obstetric care
at childbirth, postpartum and puerperium, to apply the knowledges acquired in the clinical practice
and to recognize any variations in physiology and in particular conditions of assistance. The students
will be able to independently manage the decision-making process of the Obstetric-Gynecological
Triage. Furthermore, they will acquire adequate knowledge about the organization and the
appropriate procedures for safe assistance in the operating room and the surgical times of the main
obstetric-gynecological interventions. The students will be able to recognize, classify and prevent
perineal damage from childbirth, with particular attention to the patients suffering from Female
Genital Mutilation. Finally, the students will be able to describe the main methods to induce labor
and how to apply them.