Clinical Prediction Rules (Strong Diagnosis)

[@DigitalNomadPhysicians]

Brilliant way to think about this. Thank you for putting these Clinical Prediction Rules into such a great mental paradigm. I never thought to view them in a tiered approach - that's a game-changer of a concept.

[@step_zero]

Greta video as always. The case based approach made it more fun.

[@elizabethodidi7499]

And who in their right mind would give this channel a thumbs down? Likely someone in the non medical field who has no idea what this is all about.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

👍 Wonderful explanation.

[@narancauk]

What is ''geshstalt''-Psychology? Jahwol Herr Major

[@caterscarrots3407]

I remember once having a panic attack as a manifestation of my non-epileptic seizures(which now only occur in severe emotional stress, no physical stressors). As the patient, it was very worrisome. It started with a crushing, anginal chest pain around where the heart is. Then it started radiating about 5-10 minutes later, first to my left arm, then my right arm, then my abdomen, so far typical of a heart attack in women. Then it radiated to my legs. Even though I was 20 years old, I was still worried that it might be a heart attack. I called my mom and told her what was going on and she came home ASAP. When she saw me, she told me to calm down, that my stress is causing the pain. About a week later, I went to the doctor and told her this same story and she agreed with my mom that it was probably a panic attack as heart attack pain doesn’t typically radiate to the legs. But boy was that close to being hospitalized for possible heart attack and I hope I never have true heart attack pain.

[@sunving]

Thank you Doctor Strong

[@اشراقةحلم-ص6ل]

Thank you very much

[@rajvamsi]

Thank you sir.great explanation

[@elizabethodidi7499]

There has to be a way to support this channel financially. Anyone know how we can donate to strong medicine?

[@elizabethodidi7499]

Never mind I got it can donate through paypal. Very easy way fir monthly donations. Please let us all support this channel if you can. Very good information for med students, interns, hospitalist and other clinicians. My go to channel!!!

[@StrongMed]

Wow, thank you so much for your support! I'm very glad you've found the videos to be helpful.

[@pranavshinde8956]

very helpful sir!

[@bijanayati38]

What's your take on the YEARS PE algorithm?

[@StrongMed]

I don't know anyone who uses it, and the original study had a very significant methodological flaw (physicians were not blinded to d-dimer when asked to assess if PE was the most likely diagnosis). Unless better evidence for it comes along, I would not recommend it as a go-to approach.