Midwifery OSCE Support

27/04/2026

Mastering PPH Management (CBT & OSCE Essential)

"Knowledge is power, but in midwifery, prompt action saves lives. 🩸

Whether you are answering a CBT question on the 'Code' or standing in front of an OSCE examiner, knowing your PPH management (The 4 Ts) is non-negotiable.

The 4 Ts of PPH

1. Tone: Uterine atony (The most common cause - 70%). Ask yourself…Is the fundus firm?

2. Tissue: Retained products of conception.

3. Trauma: Tears, episiotomy, or uterine rupture.

4. Thrombin: Coagulation disorders.

OSCE Tip: If you are in the PPH station, remember the 'Communication' aspect is just as important as the clinical. Always explain to the woman what is happening while you are 'rubbing the fundus' and calling for help. 📢

CBT Tip: Memorize the blood loss thresholds. For a vaginal birth, PPH is defined as a blood loss of 500ml or more.

26/04/2026

I remember how lonely it felt practicing OSCE skills in my living room without the right equipment. 🏥 My goal is to change that for the next generation of international midwives in UK . We are building a space where you can practice until you feel 100% confident. Stay tuned for how you can be a part of this mission! ✨

10/01/2026

If you are an internationally trained midwife and have any questions about UK NMC Registration, drop a comment or message inbox. And questions will be answered one at a time on different days as separate posts.
Good luck in your Registration journey

24/09/2025

Knowledge is power.

26/01/2021

Mask up, Sanitize, social distance

22/01/2021

Remember to mask up, sanitize and social distancing.

17/01/2021

Answering the question that was earlier asked from our inbox.
Q. Is vasectomy reversible?

What is vasectomy
Vasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilization or permanent contraception. During the procedure, the male vasa deferentia are cut and tied or sealed so as to prevent s***m from entering into the urethra and thereby prevent fertilization of a female through sexual in*******se.

How is a vasectomy done?
The health care provider will find the vas deferens under the skin and pull it through the hole. The vas deferens is then cut and a small section is removed. The ends are either cauterized or tied off and then put back in place. The procedure is then performed on the other testicle.

What happens to a man when he gets a vasectomy?
A vasectomy blocks or cuts each vas deferens tube, keeping s***m out of your semen. S***m cells stay in your testicles and are absorbed by your body. Starting about 3 months after a vasectomy, your semen (cum) won't contain any s***m, so it can't cause pregnancy.

What are the disadvantages of a vasectomy?
The main disadvantage of vasectomy is that it doesn't protect against sexually transmitted infections. Reversal may be possible in some circumstances, but it's not always an option.

Is it possible to reverse a vasectomy?
Luckily, vasectomies are usually reversible. A vasectomy reversal procedure involves reconnecting the vas deferens, which allows s***m to enter the semen. But this procedure is more complicated and difficult than a vasectomy, so it's important to find a skilled surgeon.

05/01/2021

From our inbox.
Hi ADCAPS,
Hide I.D, is vasectomy reversible ?

In our next presentation we shall answer this question. Keep following.

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