How to Present a Patient to Attendings

[@HarshPatel-rw5ln]

OMG started my 2nd week of Internal Medicine and crying that I didn't look at this earlier. Somebody take me back in time...still going to shine through for that honors!

[@DirtyMedicine]

good luck bro

[@Be1smaht]

Ditto

[@shahnawaz139]

From medical school to residency, Dr. Dirty still knows how to save the day.

[@LilaKiwi]

First watched this 2 years ago as a scribe who would sneak up to the PICU before shift and round with the team, now I'm preparing for my first Clinical week as an MS1 ... It might be 6 years later, but still hoping you continue this series!

[@jay_sooning]

Honestly wish I saw this video back in third year. Very high quality!

[@234madePromise]

You never continued this series We need this type of content!!!!

[@ChloeDunIT]

word!

[@teaismyatp]

Please! :(

[@jeffwarner8221]

Big time!!!

[@Mariamhamwi]

YESSSS

[@sleepytraveler369]

I'm here about to start intern year and I wish he had continued this lol 😢

[@ChloeDunIT]

Bro, please continue this series for us lowly M3s!

[@Honey-nv9dp]

oh my God.. the introduction touched my soul.. I relate on a deep indescribable level..

[@charvi4]

Please make more of these sample presentations!!!!!!!!! Really helpful!

[@saleemchoudry5922]

Thank you! I'm so awkward when it comes to oral case presentations :(

[@thehusbandofstardomfamily6152]

4-2-1 rule Calculate pt kg 4cc first 10kg---> 2cc per 10kg there after---1cc per hour per 60kg=120 80kg pt.

[@jcmcdearman337]

Hack: in lieu of 4-2-1 rule, IF the patient weighs MORE than 20kg, just add 40 to their weight in kg to get their maintenance fluids in mL/hr! i.e. 80kg patient gets 80+40=120 mL/hr

[@Poonambam-z2t]

Does this really works?

[@meghachanchpara8957]

@@Poonambam-z2tyess

[@michigan1085]

Omg my mind is blown lol, why doesn't anyone tell us this? Thank you!

[@ohnoitsaisyah]

this is gem

[@sirranhaal3099]

Thanks bro. Keep these coming. You got me at least one additional Step 1 question last month also.

[@borreliaburgdorferi8125]

Great video! Please make one on how to present a consult if v hve a subspecialty rotation

[@nausheen3045]

Thanks a million ❤ God bless you 😊

[@bethanyp3937]

can you make a video on how to prepare your note for rounds before presenting!!

[@Derbyyy]

4-2-1 rule shortcut: maintenance fluids = 60 + (wt. in kg - 20). If a patient is 100kg that would simply be 60 + 80. That way you don’t have to do (4 x 10) + (2 x 10) + (1 x (wt-20))

[@michigan1085]

Thank you! This is much quicker to do when your attending is staring you down

[@pushpaintertentmant6761]

Nice information sir

[@yasminyouyuo]

Please make more videos .. presentations of most common symptoms and the approach to them and presenting them .. regards

[@Poonambam-z2t]

Thank you for this. Wish I could have seen this video last year .

[@boranorabora4431]

Ahhh I stilll need this type of presentaiton❤❤❤❤❤

[@ashleyhawes4900]

yes please keep these coming; super helpful!

[@selfgrowth4250]

Thank you so much sir .....Its very helpful to me ....

[@4evaagirl1]

Hi thank you so much for this!! Could I use this format for psychiatry patient presentations too?

[@didiudoaffah4359]

Great information. Thank you

[@abrahamwang1296]

awesome thanks

[@martythorn3456]

Thanks so much for this valuable information, reinforcement, and review. Where can we get a summary hard copy of your presentation?

[@ajhobebaraka155]

doc iam so inspired by your teachings hope and pray to be like you when I graduate

[@shashankkumaryadav6816]

Awesome 💯💖💖

[@tenzinyangchen2931]

Thank you so much! Pls do more

[@ChloeDunIT]

Holy crap this video is awesome. PLEASE do one for Surgery rotation!

[@aishwaryasridhar5832]

please keep em coming for MS3's super helpful

[@hassenbarud5063]

WOW this is awesome thank you so much Doc

[@امعمرالصومالي]

Thank you 👍🏽

[@ast1848]

Much needed thanks!

[@amartejsinghdeolmd990]

Thank you sir

[@mrscrambled3162]

Great effort. The best video on this very important topic..... Try some more videos on different types of diseases... Related to this topic. Thanks a lot.

[@soalypin4782]

thank you so much!!

[@nadafaisal6020]

It's a great video thanks

[@bashairalhidri5955]

Thank you

[@CyclingSJH]

Love you guys.

[@maryc5905]

this is really helpful thank you!

[@sayiddatunniesa5314]

Starting my internal medicine ppsting next month

[@demi-marie]

This is so helpful, thank you so much!!

[@MedRock21]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@darkeyes.5356]

Great videos...

[@yiamdieppa]

Such a helpful video! Thank you!

[@fellainblueey]

this was sooo helpful for my NP clinicals!! thank you for taking the time to go through each step :)

[@wernernalule1783]

Wow I will use this in my presentation

[@LilyRF]

Amazing!!

[@seanwu841]

Thnk uu ..

[@silvianajones4421]

hello, very helpful video, but what does cc mean?

[@美国注册男护士]

Chief Complaint

[@hamzahhameed778]

@@美国注册男护士 no it means, cubic centimetre. Interchangeable with ml (milliliter)

[@nnekaa.4591]

But how do we defend the 4-2-1 fluid maintenance rule if asked ??? Any research to back it up?? Thx so much

[@dedgar301]

Just say you saw it on a KZbin video. That should be good enough...

[@aribabe01]

NNEKA A. Hi Nneka👋🏽 I’m Igbo as well. Are you a doctor?

[@aribabe01]

dedgar301 🤦🏽‍♀️😆

[@Welkabonz]

will the 4+2+1 rule change based on the patient's kidney function?

[@rhul777]

Where would we mention the pts social history?

[@cesaroscar8036]

Nice

[@jadon3776]

So isn’t it just always 40 more cc’s than the patients weight in KG?

[@yeeshao9233]

lifesaver

[@CristyFdez]

Thank you so so much!!!!

[@maulikshah5533]

where does imaging go under? Objective, after PE?

[@barbaraifunanyachukwu6810]

Is there a pdf form of this available?

[@Camboo10]

Did you drop the mic at 7:40?

[@DirtyMedicine]

yeah butterfingers mcgee over here

[@Camboo10]

Should you do that when you present a patient or just skip that part? XP

[@DirtyMedicine]

if you do the presentation the right way, then yeah you can micdrop and walk away

[@aribabe01]

DirtyUSMLE I’m done w/you Doc. smh lol

[@lovelovevon4316]

roflmao! Anyways, love your presentation! Keep this up please. Educate me! @@DirtyMedicine

[@ALittleNobody]

you are a smart cookie

[@EM-gr1kj]

I was told not to use "likely". There is no guarantee on how to do your presentation correctly.

[@redache467]

I LOVE YOU

[@DirtyMedicine]

[@farikhan8748]

Amaazeddd

[@corrobboree]

When I'm writing my note for the patient, is this what i include as well -- just in more detail? Are there any additional sections I should include?

[@DirtyMedicine]

what kind of note are you referring to. A progress note?

[@corrobboree]

@@DirtyMedicine Yes, exactly!

[@DirtyMedicine]

A progress note should be in SOAP format (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan). You do HPI, then ROS, then Vitals, then Physical, then Assessment, then Plan

[@migs6869]

wew

[@med8523]

You shouldn't increase fiber during diverticulitis 🤪.. Thanks so much for this video!

[@chrisnutter6091]

Refer back to first-aid my friend.

[@johnwebbmd]

4-2-1 “rule”😂😂. Cute

[@alexlee8639]

?

[@thehusbandofstardomfamily6152]

Diverticulitis is in the bible.

[@fit2day239]

I love you!!!!! Will you marry my mind????? Joke aside, thank you for sharing.

[@fatboy117]

I learned it all wrong in medical school