OSCE TIPS | Urinary Incontinence And Prolapse | Obstetrics and Gynaecology OSCE |

OSCEs don’t have been overwhelming! They should be enjoyable and a way to demonstrate to the examiner that you have worked really hard and know what you are doing! As an OSCE examiner I see many common mistakes that can be easily avoided.

This video is part of an OSCE series which will help you tackle various topics across specialities. In the first video in the series we will be looking at urinary incontinence and prolapse. Perfect if you are currently on a obstetrics and gynaecology rotation or need to revise this topic for your up and coming exams!

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Timestamps

0:00 Intro and information about AnatomyStuff
2:32 The anatomy of the pelvis - using this model by Anatomystuff: https://www.anatomystuff.co.uk
3:54 What is urinary incontinence? Including the types of urinary incontinence
5:38 Questions to ask during history taking
7:05 Questions to determine the severity of the incontinence
7:45 Questions to determine the cause(s) and contributing factors
8:51 Management: examination, treatment including any additional tests you may want to include in your summary
12:43 Outro

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