Converse of object

• include: He was a doctor, writing and researching on various medical subjects, including obstetrics.

• do: After some time spent doing obstetrics and gynecology she decided on a career in general practice and did her training in Reading.

• practice: Even when I practiced obstetrics, it was never something I would think to ask about or be sensitive to.

• choose: A Career in Obstetrics and Gynecology Why choose obstetrics and gynecology?

• study: I am studying obstetrics at the moment ( exams in 3 days ).

• cover: This part of the examination may cover obstetrics, gynecology, family planning, neonatology or related subjects.

Adjective modifier

• clinical: Completion of at least one year of training in clinical obstetrics and gynecology.

• modern: Modern obstetrics has failed to reduce the number of low birthweight babies being born.

• general: Williams Obstetrics is more exhaustively comprehensive than any other text for general Obstetrics.

• high: Iffley ward for antenatal and postnatal patients, high care obstetrics, transitional care babies.

• high-risk: His academic and clinical interests are in the field of high-risk obstetrics.

• surgical: The hospital accepts admissions for medical, surgical, obstetrics and gynecology, each specialty having three consultants attached.

Modifies a noun

• department: All patients were delivered at the local teaching hospital by obstetrics department staff who were blind to the study.

• unit: Our nearest hospital's obstetrics unit closed recently and the health authority's alternative is an hour's drive away.

• staff: All patients were delivered at the local teaching hospital by obstetrics department staff who were blind to the study.

Noun used with modifier

• risk: UCL St Luc specializes in high risk obstetrics and is one of Belgium's main teaching hospitals.

• care: Iffley ward for antenatal and postnatal patients, high care obstetrics, transitional care babies.