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Mnemonics to aid learning

Discussion in 'Clinical Skills Assessment, OSCE & VIVA' started by Topbird, Oct 22, 2010.

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  1. With woman Member

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    SOAP is a good who to call mneumonic.

    Senior Midwife
    Obstetrician
    Anaesthest
    Paediatrician (or Porter if its a PPH)

    CROCITis a good PPH one
    Call for help
    Rub up a contraction
    Oxytocic
    IV access
    Tthrombin, trauma, tone, tissue.
    With woman, Jun 22, 2011
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  2. jellygem Member

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    we got taught ROME for pph

    R-rub up a contraction
    O-oxytocic drug
    M-get medical help
    E-empty bladder
    jellygem, Jun 22, 2011
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  3. jellygem Member

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    has anyone got the 1st/2nd/3rd edition of essential midirs? there is a mnemonic in there for the advantages of breastfeeding - i saw it once when paging through it and didnt get to take note?
    jellygem, Jun 22, 2011
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  4. hcall1980 New Member

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    Thanks for these but what does the second C stand for in CROCIT?
    hcall1980, Aug 14, 2011
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  5. friday13th Active Member

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    c= catheritise
    friday13th, Aug 19, 2011
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  6. hcall1980 New Member

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    Thank you! xx
    hcall1980, Aug 19, 2011
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  7. uccmidwife New Member

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    For Fetal Skull

    Fred - frontal bone
    Always - anterior fontanelle (bregma)
    Carries - coronal suture
    People's - parietal bones
    Suitcases - sagital suture
    Like - lambda (posterior fontanelle)
    Ornaments - occipital bone
    uccmidwife, Aug 28, 2011
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  8. hcall1980 New Member

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    One for midwives and student midwives:
    T - take off shoes
    I - intake of alcoholic beverage
    R - recline onto bed/sofa/chair/floor etc.
    E - exhale deeply
    D - doze off

    Slightly off topic lol sorry! :p
    hcall1980, Aug 29, 2011
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  9. BrisGirl New Member

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    my favourite!!! :iagree:
    BrisGirl, Sep 14, 2011
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