Breast cancer is the most common cancer in females,with a lifetime risk of one in nine in the UK, and is the leading cause of death in women aged 35–54 years.

Correct.

Risk factors do not allow the accurate prediction of OASIS.

Undertake a urine dipstick test in all women presenting with urinary
incontinence to detect the presence of blood, glucose, protein, leucocytes and nitrites in the urine.

2. If there are symptoms of UTI- And
a. Urine is positive for BOTH Nitrite and Leucocytes- Send Midstream urine ( MSU) for culture and sensitivity. PRESCRIBE antibiotic, pending urine culture.
b. Urine dipstick in negative for EITHER leucocytes or nitrites, send a midstream urine specimen for culture and analysis of antibiotic sensitivities. CONSIDER the prescription of antibiotics.

2. If there are NO SYMPTOMS OF UTI
a. And Urine tests negative for either leucocytes or nitrites- DO NOT send urine culture.
b. But-urine tests positive for both leucocytes and nitrites, SEND Urine for culture and sensitivity- do not offer antibiotics without the results of midstream urine culture.

All women should have their blood group and antibody status determined at booking and at 28 weeks of gestation
GTG 65

If the tear involves the rectal mucosa with an intact anal sphincter complex, it is by definition NOT a fourth-degree tear. This has to be documented as a rectal buttonhole tear. If not recognised and repaired, this type of tear may lead to a rectovaginal fistula

Right.

Where the torn IAS can be identified, it is advisable to repair this separately with interrupted or mattress sutures without any attempt to overlap the IAS.

A separate repair of the IAS improves the likelihood of subsequent anal continence.