Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Education Slides
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Create a professional graduate-level PowerPoint presentation for a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP) course (WH753). The presentation must be fully completed and presentation-ready, including slide design, content, speaker notes, APA references, and visuals. Follow the grading rubric and assignment instructions exactly. The presentation should sound academically strong but still natural and human, not overly robotic or AI-generated.
Topic: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB)
Project Requirements:
* Approximately 12 content slides plus title and reference slides
* Include detailed speaker notes for every slide so I can present directly from them
* Use current, evidence-based medical information appropriate for a graduate nursing/WHNP program
* Include APA 7th edition citations throughout and a properly formatted reference slide
* Sources must be legitimate, recent, and verifiable (preferably UpToDate, DynaMed, ACOG, peer-reviewed journals, CDC, etc.)
* Include relevant medical visuals, diagrams, flowcharts, or tables where appropriate
* Keep the design clean, feminine, modern, and professional without looking childish
* Information must be factually accurate because faculty cross-check references and clinical content
Include the following patient scenario throughout the presentation for clinical application:
Patient Scenario:
A 34-year-old G2P2 female presents to an outpatient OB/GYN clinic with complaints of increasingly heavy and irregular menstrual bleeding over the past 8 months. She reports cycles occurring every 2 to 5 weeks with bleeding lasting 8 to 10 days. She passes large clots and states she is soaking through a super tampon and pad every 1 to 2 hours on her heaviest days. She also reports worsening fatigue, intermittent dizziness, and difficulty functioning at work during her cycles.
Past medical history includes obesity (BMI 34), hypertension controlled with medication, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Surgical history includes two prior cesarean sections. Current medications include Lisinopril and occasional ibuprofen. She denies pregnancy symptoms.
Workup should include:
* Thorough history and physical
* Differential diagnoses using the PALM-COEIN classification system
* Appropriate laboratory and diagnostic evaluation
* Consideration of anemia and endometrial pathology risk factors
* Evidence-based treatment options including hormonal and non-hormonal management
* Patient-centered education and follow-up planning
The presentation should demonstrate advanced clinical reasoning appropriate for a WHNP student and include diagnostic rationale, treatment planning, patient counseling, and evidence-based management recommendations.
Topic: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB)
Project Requirements:
* Approximately 12 content slides plus title and reference slides
* Include detailed speaker notes for every slide so I can present directly from them
* Use current, evidence-based medical information appropriate for a graduate nursing/WHNP program
* Include APA 7th edition citations throughout and a properly formatted reference slide
* Sources must be legitimate, recent, and verifiable (preferably UpToDate, DynaMed, ACOG, peer-reviewed journals, CDC, etc.)
* Include relevant medical visuals, diagrams, flowcharts, or tables where appropriate
* Keep the design clean, feminine, modern, and professional without looking childish
* Information must be factually accurate because faculty cross-check references and clinical content
Include the following patient scenario throughout the presentation for clinical application:
Patient Scenario:
A 34-year-old G2P2 female presents to an outpatient OB/GYN clinic with complaints of increasingly heavy and irregular menstrual bleeding over the past 8 months. She reports cycles occurring every 2 to 5 weeks with bleeding lasting 8 to 10 days. She passes large clots and states she is soaking through a super tampon and pad every 1 to 2 hours on her heaviest days. She also reports worsening fatigue, intermittent dizziness, and difficulty functioning at work during her cycles.
Past medical history includes obesity (BMI 34), hypertension controlled with medication, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Surgical history includes two prior cesarean sections. Current medications include Lisinopril and occasional ibuprofen. She denies pregnancy symptoms.
Workup should include:
* Thorough history and physical
* Differential diagnoses using the PALM-COEIN classification system
* Appropriate laboratory and diagnostic evaluation
* Consideration of anemia and endometrial pathology risk factors
* Evidence-based treatment options including hormonal and non-hormonal management
* Patient-centered education and follow-up planning
The presentation should demonstrate advanced clinical reasoning appropriate for a WHNP student and include diagnostic rationale, treatment planning, patient counseling, and evidence-based management recommendations.