Diabetic Foot Examination - OSCE Guide (Latest) | UKMLA | CPSA

This video provides a step-by-step demonstration of how to perform a diabetic foot examination in an OSCE station.
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Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- General inspection 00:31
- Pulses 01:02
- Monofilament 01:22
- Gait 01:54
- Footwear 02:10
- Proprioception 03:03
- Ankle jerk reflex 03:31
- Summary of findings 03:54
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[@johnpadul391]

Thanks a million for the very educative video. Communication and instructions to the patient is particularly awesome. However, I noticed that Buerger's test was not done. Shouldn't it be part of this examination? Thanks 👍🏿

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Can you please do a video on the Acromegaly examination? The written guide is good but it's nice to have a video

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What are the changes to the previous version

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[@larrypotterTMB]

Thank you for all the amazing videos GeekyMedics! I wanted to ask whether we also test soft touch/pinprick in diabetic foot considering they could have peripheral neuropathy? And if we are assessing it, are we following the dermatomal distribution from distal to proximal or using different points? Thank you!

[@geekymedics]

Yes that would be somehting to do if there were abnormalities picked up on the initial screen (i.e. light touch sensation) - the diabetic foot examination is intended as a screen and further more comprehensive assessment should always follow if abnormalities are detected. You would usually assess distal to proximal given that diabetes typically causes peripheral neuropathy.

[@larrypotterTMB]

Thank you for the reply! But is the sensation tested within the dermatomes or differently?

[@geekymedics]

When assessing for peripheral neuropathy, you assess for glove and stocking sensory loss (i.e. beginning at the most distal aspect of the limb and moving proximally), rather than dermatomal assessment

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@@larrypotterTMB the dermatoems doesn't really matter coz they correlate to nerve root/spinal cord level not peripheral

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What is the abnormal gait in DM ?

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Can I suggest that you keep white noise background on during parts of the exam instead of it being totally silent which it does sometimes

[@geekymedics]

We'll keep this in mind moving forward, thanks for the feedback 🙂

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