Abdominal Examination || GI Examination || Clinical Examination

[@gastroenterologydoc]

During my final MBBS General medicine practical exam the examiner shouted at me as he didn’t like my liver palpation and almost failed me - one request I have for all examiners is don’t make practical exam a very terrifying environment as students are in a lot of stress and especially in a final practical exam , above all there is a lot of subjective variation in some of finer aspects of physical exam techniques even among very senior doctors . I think medical education should also focus on teaching a thinking process how to put all the information into one picture and emphasize that rather than focusing on memorizing book facts . Fortunately at the end things went okay and ironically I’m a gastroenterologist now 😊

[@haseebqazi4474]

Good massage I. Also don't like examination spot everyone is not good in acting

[@abdu_jilani]

Woah, thanks for sharing your experience with us! Had my final yr mbbs medicine practical today and all i can think of is how much physical skills i lack..

[@jeslinmerinbinu8713]

😭🙌

[@tulsichotai3518]

The idea of exam in India is to make the individual feel how much poor he is or she is so that they don't start flying but unfortunately this thinking is so wrong. There r sadist examiners everywhere and even colleagues who r sadist which in future will be sadist examiners. Nothing can be done about it. Just let them enjoy for that one day and just leave

[@Shahu3101]

Even in our college every consultant has different method 😢

[@Moosamouse]

3:16 4:08 liver 4:33 spleen 5:09 5:50 spleen va kidney 6:50 kidney 8:10 liver dullness 9:29 tidal percussion 9:47 spleen traube space 10:49 11:54 other system

[@gokulprashanth]

Include shifting dullness and fluid thrill if ascites present

[@serendipity_6179]

Sir, you didn't show shifting dullness and fluid thrill. Everything else was explained very well.

[@tseringyangjumnaksang1003]

Very good presentation sir.. so easy to grasp even for the beginners 👍

[@joshyantony1932]

The other two doctors on the right side can also be involved by making them ask doubts which students commonly ask.. . just a suggestion.

[@anushkafan9609]

The great doctor from great doctor teacher tha

[@arenaams.5792]

Good. It would have been better if you explain the pre-requests and followed the proper steps as insp...Ausc...percuss...palpate.

[@peerkaiser5]

Sir I wish I had a teacher like you in my college 🥺🥺

[@Creata_creative]

Awesome explanation....thank u very much

[@Drshivamyadav]

Supracavicular lymphnodes examination and the sign is called trausseus sign /virchow's sign kindly clear it sir

[@kushalacharya577]

Left supraclavicular node is called Vichow's node and the sign (i.e. lymphadenopathy) is called Troisier's sign.

[@AyushNational]

Seen in gastric cancer

[@renatareynoldsxianxian]

I wish that doctor was my professor man. I'd rather throw mine away 😭 he's so chill and not terrifying. I actually want to listen. 😭

[@dagmawitzewde6564]

Thank you❤

[@cartoonmedico8332]

Diffetence between guarding and rigidity

[@pandeeshwarieshwari2399]

Very excellent sir...Thank u sir...

[@changshi393]

Really helpful ❤

[@ZakAli9904]

Please sir tell me where i can find good clinical examination and history taking book in which i can undrstand simply. And please i request you to make lot of videos like this it is more helpfull. Thank you🙏🙏🙏

[@buntyshunty8147]

Beside clinics by arup kumar kundu is a gem,give it a read.....Otherwise you can go through bates,Talley o conor,Hutichnson,alagapan Macleod.....!!

[@nmfawaz99]

Excellent 👍

[@thameezsk7222]

Thank you doc….made easy

[@RajKumar-ey6tg]

Sir ...Put a video for guarding , rigidity and rebound tenderness.....appendicitis

[@girishkumarreddy512]

Thank u

[@prayagdeshkari5069]

Nice sir 👍

[@vivekjain6757]

Great🙏🙏

[@25gauravsiddarthsingh23]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@bhartidhruw3894]

Kindly make video of CNS examination.

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

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[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Clinical examination videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLRROFo2MvqBSleMe6L1pMk_MnbBKtexn1

[@aadrshclinic9062]

Cau u upload videos on how to give intramuscular injection

[@ranjanbiswal101]

excellant

[@amardevaguru3184]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙏🏻

[@wahib786]

Thanku soo much sir

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice work...........تم

[@venkatesh2992]

Thank you sir

[@akshaykiranss3078]

Great

[@KESHAVA80]

Visible peristalsis

[@dilnapachitiyan5106]

👍👍👍👍

[@Apniduniyaharpalkhushiyan]

9 quadrant sir?

[@sayantan1645]

Yes 9

[@kushalacharya577]

quadrants are actually four but the regions are 9 in number

[@gullarzoo2469]

9 regions and 4 Qudrents of abdomen

[@satyamp6202]

❤

[@devivaraprasadtudum5189]

🙏

[@drrishabhdixit8744]

❤️❤️

[@gautamsah705]

Correct 9 rigion

[@hemapatil9648]

This doctor not only doctor good teacher qualities..so clear confident..

[@101-uttarandeypurkayastha7]

9 regions sir & 4 quadrants

[@sainandulal2496]

Sir,the quadrants no. mentioned in tis video is 9,its actually 4 quadrants and 9 Abdominal regions

[@scorpio-vw2tl]

The nine regions are smaller than the four abdominopelvic quadrants and include the right hypochondriac, right lumbar, right illiac, epigastric, umbilical, hypogastric (or pubic), left hypochondriac, left lumbar, and left illiac divisions.

[@hamsikaadari3427]

Thank you so much for these videos sir....these are very very helpful.

[@HanJo328]

It was very helpful. Thanks for posting!!

[@hikgthbfk]

8:21

[@souviksarkar8721]

Great teacher 🙏

[@kavyagujjari9119]

Thank you so much very nice

[@Dr.Ragendra]

Very much interesting

[@drfaiqtutorials9835]

enthusuaistic attitude of DR in examination.

[@FenuPeter]

Very good teaching

[@GurpreetKaur-vf1gg]

Great teacher 🙌🏻

[@Topgamer-3443]

Thank uhh sir❤❤❤

[@manpreetkaur-xw9jo]

for abdominal assessment we do auscultation first otherwise bowel side will alter

[@mdsj1311]

Thanks sir

[@pritamshil5765]

Sir,are facial asymmetry and body asymmetry to a certain extent in human beings normal?

[@20.ninulkarthik98]

Awesome video ..Thank You sir

[@Monothiest1989]

Wonderful . It would have been much more informative if the general examination starting from upper limbs -- face -- neck -- chest -- abdomen -- gu - lowerlimbs . Related to abdominal pathology. ? Per rectal examination and importance ? Anyways I'm thoroughly enjoying all the videos .

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Definitely will look into it.. but in this video we just concentrated on per abdominal examination. To conclude a gi examination per rectal examination is mandatory..

[@subhashgrover3087]

HighlyInformativeSIR

[@alphabhishek]

Any playlist for Final year proff viva?

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

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[@alphabhishek]

@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine thank you sir

[@shree9647]

Now these days we should avoid such fancy examination, ultrasound is more convenient.

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Yes.. Many of the clinical examination can be easily replaced with multiple imaging modalities .. But for beginners it's mandatory to know the basics of clinic examination that's why we uploaded this video

[@gaishgarg]

Usg will cost, what about poor patients. Moreover ull know about sensitivity of ultrasound is not 100%. Will u like if a doctor prescribe u a usg every time u visit? Therefore the examination is necessary, thanks sir for the videos😇

[@sufera9287]

Sir these examinatns r very helpful for ug students...

[@hamsikaadari3427]

@ manu mahendra ....you sounded like a fool to me i am sorry....

[@mercymulofwa]

Thank you