A comprehensive gynecological examination includes a general examination, including routine measurement of body temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure. Other items include the patient's consciousness, mental state, face, posture, overall development, skin, superficial lymph nodes, head organs, neck, chest, heart, lungs, spine, limbs and so on. Abdominal examination is an important part of gynecological physical examination and should be carried out before pelvic examination. First observe whether the abdomen is swollen or frog-shaped, and whether there are scars, stretch marks, varicose veins, abdominal hernia and rectus abdominis separation on the abdominal wall. Feel the thickness of abdominal wall, whether there is swelling and tenderness of liver, spleen and kidney, whether there is tenderness of abdomen, whether there is rebound and muscle tension, and whether the lump can be felt. Pelvic examination, also known as gynecological examination, includes vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus and bilateral appendages.