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Bimanual Examination

Chapter 04 bimanual exam 

  • Now stand to perform a bimanual examination.
  • Lubricate the index and middle fingers of your examining hand
  • “Now I’m going to continue the internal examination; you’re going to feel me insert two fingers into the vaginaâ€
  • palpate the vaginal wall posteriorly, laterally, and anteriorly, including urethra and bladder region. Note nodulatiiest and tenderness 
  • palpate the cervix as well. Should be nontender and mobileNote size shape consistency, etc. *
  • Feel the fornix around the cervix *
  • Press down towards the intrauterine hand as it raises the uterus upwards. Note size shape consistency, etc. *
  • Identify any masses or tenderness *
  • In a non pregnant woman, you may feel an antiverted uterus above the symphysis, it is usually firm and mobile *
  • To palpate the ovary, put your hand in right lower quadrant and your intravaginal hand in the right lateral fornix. *
  • Press abdominal hand in and down to move the ovary within reach of the intravaginal hand *
  • Palpate the right ovary or any adnexal mass within the two hands *
  • Note its size shape consistency tenderness *
  • Repeat bimanual examination on left sides *
  • Ovaries are active and somewhat tender in non pregnant women

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