NHS interview questions and answers: midwifery post. Ep2 

Well done, thank you for weighing in your opinion, that video was posted in august 2022, don’t forget research updates are always ongoing and what seems right yesterday maybe wrong today. I was trained in Nigeria and yes until I left in 2022, we give oxygen to mom in case of bradycardia which most of the time it helps. The explanation being that, fetal bradycardia occurs as a result of low or no oxygen supply to the Festus through the placenta, given oxygen to mom increases the mother saturation levels which directly/indirectly influences supply to the baby. It’s also mostly associated with maternal dehydration especially when she’s been in labour for a hours and contracting and that’s why it given with IVF to hydrate mom. If your trust/hospital or organisation doesn’t do that, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. I’m currently practicing in the UK and yes I haven’t seen them given O2 for fetal bradycardia and even IVFluids are currently controversial though still in practice, but some consultants do not support it Rather we address the course of the bradycardia, and bradycardia is even classified so the gravity influences what action you will take. The first part of your comments are amazing and I love your opinion!

What a professional and academically critiqued response.

If you don't agree, this is not the way to approach it, and she is not misleading anyone. If she teaches, the best thing for you is to go and do your research, please just appreciate her effort and know how to correct thnx ❤

Yea, that’s absolutely correct Thank you for the observation, I forgot to mention that And that’s exactly why it’s team work here They believe someone can forget something bcs we’re human, however, we’re less likely to forget as a time

Thank you too

Jst imagine that management. Can't wait walahi👍 Supporting women to receive the best care....that's the goal

There are jobs posted every day on nhs, trac jobs and all, I posted a video about 20 current jobs month ago, check some of them closes by march. All the best!

I haven’t done another yet!! Thank you for watching

They do team work here, Anaesthetic ensure airway is open and give analgesics as required Obstetrician presents incase the patient have to go the theatre where she will be examined under good light source Social worker engage the families and the patients for psychological supports… Portal send blood samples to the lab and run other errands Scribe write down all activities including medications given with time each was administered in a paper Other supports workers are there to help as well In the event of emergency, everybody is important and anyone can suggest what they think should be done In the team, no superior, it’s team work but their is always a leader who take charge of the activities and delegates/assign someone to task

Thank you for this question

Wooow....am soo happy to know this....work outside is soo cuul....

@@Ennydarlyn absolutely We all work and do training together *those that work together should train together* That’s the recommendation here

Please with the oxytocin do you put 20 iu or 40 in the infusion, because I know Is 20iu in gh