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moving a cervical PP is a procedure suitable for Primary Care weamp;#39;re now going to demonstrate the equipment required and the techniques involved in removing a pop the following equipment is required a speculum and gel ideally a pops forceps demonstrated here which has quite a fine grasping head or if a poet forceps is not available a rample forceps will suffice for the majority of pull-ups as you can see this has a slight larger blade a silver nitrate stick is useful for quarter if thereamp;#39;s any bleeding post procedure and a hystology pot is required for sending the sample for analysis we will now demonstrate the technique on a plastic model plastic model is demonstrating an endocervical pop protruding from the Oz first uh apply the pop forceps and grasp the pop at its stalk where possible across and then firmly rotating three to four times and applying very gentle downward traction PP should gently be removed pullup then should be put into the histology pot and if any sma