Respiratory Examination | OSCE Guide (Latest) | UKMLA | CPSA

[@sanadayukimura1375]

Just finished my final OSCE in med school, Thanks a lot for being my guide throughout my years as a student

[@geekymedics]

Congratulations Sanada! Thanks so much for the comment, it means a lot 🙂 Best of luck for the future. Kind regards. Lewis (Founder).

[@anjali2530]

Wow that's so greatful you've done your OSCE very well doctor....... Doctor Would you mind sharing any of your social media ! ..because am a medical student too and wanna prepare for PLAB so I hope I can at least get some knowledge from great legends like you ! ...doctor plz never mind ...you know the struggle of a med student right so I hope you'll come up with the positive reply ! 😭 thanks doctor

[@nadyaclarkson6412]

THIS IS INCREDIBLE. THE ADDED SOUNDS FOR AUSCULTATION ARE JUST PERFECT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

[@saraisa633]

Finally i am here as a final year medical student 🥺

[@SpacedOutEyes]

respect to james man is stripping down on the internet for the sake of education

[@davidcrawford352]

Just how long is the final year for this medical student, he’s been in his final year since 2015

[@geekymedics]

He’s trying his best, finals are tough...

[@Gingerjuli]

you are kidding, aren't you?

[@geekymedics]

Indeed

[@kyleocallaghan9185]

Ahahah WHOOOOOSH goes the joke over his head

[@nikkiwoss]

Hahaha

[@anawarahamadhassan6936]

HIS IS INCREDIBLE. THE ADDED SOUNDS FOR AUSCULTATION ARE JUST PERFECT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

[@NurseHowie]

The abnormal breath sounds during auscultation is my fave!

[@SS-dd9sm]

Don't forget: Hand inspection: wasting of the small hand muscles (Pancoasts) Chest inspection: VATS scars Chest expansion: AP diameter

[@paulmclaughlin7538]

I'm a nurse going through my masters at the minute, you guys are very helpful for upcoming OSCEs, thank you!

[@blessedme8947]

This is awesome, I have enjoyed and learnt something,yesterday I was taught about how to palpate,percuss and auscultate but didn't understand, thanks. Am am first year student doing nursing, from Zambia

[@morasdesai]

Of all the videos i have seen on KZbin, you are doing amazing. Keep it up, and good luck for final year exam 😂👍

[@kc4236]

I remember i was in class listening to the lecturer explaining all of this to be completely honest i was really floating not understanding at all he was speaking greek stressed up i came across this video and i can't get enough of it thanks you guys continue with this great job

[@logyghenamostafa8503]

Adding abnormal findings to the video is so benificial...so good

[@drasif9271]

Being a medical student I used to watching your videos it's amazing. Thank you so.

[@briancannon4607]

2:31 when I find out a paper is due tonight

[@AHIdreesi]

I love your videos! Thank you for the excellent quality production! -med student from Canada :)

[@geekymedics]

Thanks so much, that means a lot!

[@sachithas8381]

Thank you...this made me more understand about the advendtitious sound....of lungs....thanks...very much....good for studies

[@tamerkarar2449]

Wish me luck my OSCE is after 1 week and thanks for the video

[@adityatangirala3609]

Thank you Geeky Medics! Your videos are a lot better than Tally videos available on KZbin. I highly recommend watching these videos to osche Australian Medical Student WSU

[@drmjd4385]

You guys are the BEST! Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@MikeStarKaraokeUK]

Hello I have to have this done soon. I have a blood clot on my lung. So on tablets for this year. Great film to see more info. I'm new to this. I got Ill last week. Many thanks 👍⭐

[@bookmaniac7992]

Get well soon!

[@Magnolia-c1z]

Really perfect video with clear explanation and performance. Thank you!

[@elizclark4912]

I am amazed at his assessment. I am asthmatic patient and never got a good assessment.

[@pamelaf5786]

5:11 me when I'm asked how many attempts it took me to pass this exam

[@priyansus1519]

😂😂

[@kundhaviprathap9457]

Awesome demonstration with actual appropriate sounds of disease states as well

[@softpretzel9860]

Actual sounds(breathing) heard for the first time. Thankyou so much 😊😊😊

[@elleaird4808]

Ahmed Idrees agree!!

[@footballgoalsandhighlights8854]

Andew is being final year since 2011 when i was 1st year medcine And yet doing his best to pass 😂😂😂

[@evankareem5330]

You made me remember when I was student 20 yrs ago. Thank you a lot This is a best vedio for teaching

[@hiraafzal6208]

Well described... You should lift your finger after tapping in percussion otherwise it may damp the note...

[@jaredcagas9887]

This is actually pretty impressive and really well done, thanks.

[@suhastiple7295]

This video is very helpful . More videos required on respiratory OSCE Thanku so much. Video was awesome, looking forward more videos

[@alshimaa-h4o]

Thank you so much doctor ❤ it was so clear and amazing 🤩 love from Egypt 🇪🇬❤️

[@amolefolashsade8639]

This awesome my first time here from Nigeria

[@ruuney9323]

Thnk you so much Med Student From Somalia

[@star-ff8fs]

Great video Thank you!

[@onlyarandomguy]

This really comes in clutch

[@andysok06]

now try to do all of the respiratory exam + secondary system in less than 5 minutes. (realistic time for Step 2 CS) LOLL

[@ilaydamahmutoglu5942]

you are the best in the whole planet !!! such an educating video

[@aneesahussain4888]

absolutely brilliant ..their website is brilliant too thank you for sharing this

[@axmed1556]

My reference of physical examination. Thank you guys.

[@judycheng4418]

This is amazing!!!! It is more interesting in my medical textbook,thank u sooooo much! 😊😊

[@SamiiGS]

Excellent video! We were taught not to palpate the cervical lymph nodes both at the same time..Do one side and then the other to prevent vasovagal reflex...

[@adamhudson4332]

Are you sure you're not thinking of palpating carotid arteries?

[@smilenow6232]

Can you do an OSCE for pediatric patient?

[@ZEEEEEEEEEE_]

Why do you use the bell to auscultate the apices, and the diaphragm for the rest of the lung fields?

[@cagrbelli3049]

Thank you very much, bibasillar crackles : (generally caused by CHF )

[@DivyaGiridharan]

Thank you so much for this video! It’s damn clear and helpful 😁

[@Nina21_]

thank you so much for this amazing and detailed examination it was super helpful !

[@miriami7]

Thank you Dr. and James!

[@junaid1037]

I'm volunteering for this today

[@hamza_215]

End advice is Soo good

[@jaengideon5683]

Wow, just what I needed. Thanyu👏👏

[@horsez2]

Not me cramming this playlist for my second year OSCE that’s in a few hours 😂😅

[@geekymedics]

Best of luck. I have a feeling you’ll be fine! ~ Lewis | Founder

[@joyannewanjiku26]

Have my osce in a few days time this gonna help

[@olaebrhem5641]

This is perfect I don’t know how to say thank you enough 😢❤❤❤❤🙏

[@sarahyasmine8209]

thank you so much for this amazing video !👏❤

[@kaycee3788]

I'm pretty sure that if you tell the patient that you just gonna observe them at the end of the bed ( for your physical assessment ) isn't a brilliant idea as an examiner because patients in real life is going to be more tense & anxious if you tell them that and it might affect the result of a correct assessment finding especially on the breathing pattern etc....

[@reneamahon3994]

This is osce for clinical examination

[@albertahammond5495]

THIS IS AWESOME

[@zulqur6702]

You are the real deservee of the academic fees I am paying my college 😅 👍🏼 👍🏼

[@igabeary]

This is fantastic

[@In_Absence_Of_A_Doctor]

Hello @GeekyMedics, what's the essence of palpating for the Apex beat in a respiratory system exam?

[@lipun9482]

Very well organised video.very very helpful.Thank you.sir.

[@nadeemuddinmohammed4874]

Great vedio just want to at Say squezzing calf to check DVT is Not recommanded.

[@Marietta11]

Amazing Exaplanition, Thank you very much

[@drmahadevdesai]

excellent, short but precise, thank you so much

[@adrianawoodward8663]

Well done! Clear and sounds are great!! Thank you.

[@lesliekistanministry191]

Thank you, excellent video.

[@kushamsarao3158]

So clearly explained

[@Shahad-ke2mm]

Thanks a lot.. It is really helpful

[@werelawrence4686]

From Kenya, amazing

[@user-uj3jb1yz6r]

Just wondering at the start of the examination the chest was the only area told to the patient that would be examinate. Other areas are examined like the legs, arms and face. Shouldn't we also tell this to the patient at the start of the exam?

[@suhaabdurahman8728]

Very helpful and keep up the hard work

[@drnonnieslife]

Very thorough👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@bayronjara5168]

amazing work men, ty

[@remyajomon6793]

Is it the same way for nurses as well ?

[@sindiserani4450]

Really helpful for me im in third year 🤘👍🏻

[@md.asifrahman9089]

Nice specially different type of breath sound

[@melb.2812]

4:29 start of the lung sounds

[@remasaid1382]

That’s a very useful video thank u so much ❤️❤️

[@aminabdirahman6731]

Thank you, I will graduate in 2027😮

[@angelwla]

Really enjoyed this. Very helpful. Thank you!

[@mohamadaslani2357]

i would like to say just thanks aloooot

[@battapremkumar521]

Superb video sir TQ from India

[@socunfuzzd9235]

Great video!

[@lipikakumari7379]

Thanku sir , nice session 😊😊

[@TiagonYoutub]

So so good ! Thank you :)

[@fk5136]

This really helps

[@anongnadmee-inta9330]

Valuable VDO Thank you very much

[@promm5794]

Helped a lot

[@VivianMoniz]

Are these videos appropriate for nurses too?

[@jamesdavies5872]

Yes, a lot of this is covered in your head-to-toe assessment.

[@papasitoman]

Love the thumbnail. Lol

[@crucybeljunekharbani4296]

very helpful. thank you

[@129alec]

There is a LOT of going back and forth for the peripheries on this examination. I personally get them to cock their wrists back and let them stay there whilst i look for peripheral signs.

[@bananaman22]

is it important to repeat everything front and back for the respiratory exam?

[@seboyamahlatse9878]

yes because the lung expands through the whole thoracic cavity

[@redache467]

Our OSCE exams usually have no times to do such thing, we sometimes mention that anything we did in the front, we do it in the back. However, in real hospital settings, you should do everything.

[@komaddog]

@@redache467 wow, in OSCE exams you should do it. If we don't do it on front and back we don't get the marks at all.

[@titaniumleaf]

Yes. If a real patient has pulmonary oedema (like in CCF, v common in elderly) then fluid may collect on the back if they're lying down or sitting up. You may not hear pulmonary oedema on the front but it could be there on the back due to such pooling.

[@bigpapi7127]

love this! thanks a lot

[@beatalabercensie2174]

isn't the patient supposed to breath through the mouth during chest expansion?

[@Sandra-ho6ix]

Excellent explanation. Continue this way, My friend, more than these useful videos

[@极乐佛音]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@Columbariusify]

very well made

[@priyaelizabeth9224]

Thanku so much for the sounds ......

[@sara-nk6uq]

I have a question Is there going to be a dull percussion note in Astmatic pts?

[@_.zain._.]

no in longstanding/advanced asthma percussion note can get more resonant rather than dull.