Yeah. Except our school won't give us the marks unless we cover every single thing in the protocol. We can't just say chest pain. We have to ask every single questioning relating to it. 😢

This is helpful sir Becz you have summarized all the things Thank you

This is amazing work. Saved me for my exam

Thank you sir beautiful. Lecture

Please can a UK trained PA work in irher countries as a PA?

Do you summarize every case? What if you haven't reached the end and the examiner asks a specific question e.g. what are your DDx?

Are you from india???🧐

Illegal 🦧🐒🐵

Well that video is super awesome and I really appreciate for your help. please make these kind of videos more and thank you so much again. best of luck

hi doc kindly make more videos on psychiatry history taking . thanks

Hi Arun.Thankyou for these videos. I’d be grateful if you Could please share the link to the document that you’ve mentioned

I am preparing for OSCE and I think your videos are valuable like gold for me.I was really tensed about OSCE but your videos really boosted my confidence level now.I know now what should I need to do in each OSCEstations.Thank you so much for taking time to share your knowledge as it’s really helpful for those who are preparing for OSCE like me.Thanks once again.Keep going with this amazing job.God bless you 🙏🙏

Excellent video.Hats off to you 👏

Amazing content, this gave me a better insight on what I should include and emphasise, thanks for that!

you think someone has neck pain could work in eye operating room without pain? I mean I experinece pain when I lean my head forward. do you often lean forward? eye surgeons don't need to lean forward as much as other surgeons I guess. am I right?

That’s awesome, thanks brother

❤❤❤

thanks

Just a useful tip for anyone who is sitting for their osce's from someone who has done it recently and was caught out on this one thing :( BE MINDFUL OF UR VERBAL TICS. avoid saying things like "brilliant", "amazing", "that's great" after a patient has just told you they are "hot and clammy"😭it really isnt great for the patient tho

Thank you but add some helper vedio unless and otherwise it is great!!!!

Thank you I'm nursing student ❤🙏

Amazing work!! Can you please make most common presenting symptoms and their history taking that would be more helpful!! Thanks

3 patients on the list 😮😮😮...i want that kind of list in my life..

Arun, you sincerely deserve 1 million views on all these videos, your focused history-taking videos are absolutely amazing for OSCEs and the ward WOW God bless you

What is ice in history?

thx dear

I really like your point of setting agenda. Really appreciate your work. Wish i found your channel earlier before my final osce :/

Your videos are really good but I would like to see a few more please. Specially obs and gynea/sexual health history taking. Paediatric history taking and any type of information giving/ motivational interviewing would be great!

I watched this right before my 3rd year OSCEs and I ended up getting full marks on two communication stations! Going into my final year OSCEs tomorrow hopefully the good luck still works!

That was helpful, thank you !!

arun doc, thank you so much for this help.

Thank you sir

Really great. And I love that you always include PAs.

Arun, you are simply amazing. I have no intentions of entering the medical field, just a patient who’s trying to acclimate himself to this culture of medical professionals.

Nice vid. Useful info. Sound quality could be better tho

Wow. To be a doctor, you not only have to be super good, you’ve got to be super fast as well.

That was really helpful

This has saved my life in my OSCE - thank you :)

Doc! This is amazing!!!! Congratulations on your fabulous work. I’m so happy to have stumbled upon your channel. Just had part one of OSCEs today with all the physical exams, and tomorrow is all the History stations. This is GOLDEN!!! I love your humble, down to earth and down to the details your approach is. You’re gonna be such an awesome doc to work with for any colleague or patient =)

very helpful and clear thankyou

Thank you for sharing. This was helpful. Are you able to post anything on palpating the PMI as well as causes for heaves, thrills, and bruits? Thank you!

sorry to say but not accurate bro

I'm an Indian, and I wish I could speak like you

Your channel is a goldmine. Love this❤❤ You are amazing

is it important to include names of work experience and volunteering organisations that you took part in? Or does it make a difference compared to not including the names?

Very helpful, man. Thanks!

Thank you !

This was very helpful and informative, thank you very much 💙

Brilliant. So happy I've come across your videos!

Very well structured approach; however, a systolic of over 200 may need same day referral (if unstable) or conduct investigations (U&E, ECG, Urinalysis, etc) for target organ damage, moreover that seems to be not the first time. But, I guess for the purpose of this communication station, just signposting to GP may be enough.