Lower Limb Examination Example

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[@TheBassHeavy]

So polite and calm, but in control. That's the kind of doctor everyone wants.

[@abcdefghij570]

Thank you

[@mauriziocrovella8533]

he is not a doctor....

[@TheBassHeavy]

@@mauriziocrovella8533 Yes, he is.

[@silverlining1973]

As a trauma survivor, the asking permission is extremely helpful.

[@nicodrum4282]

@@mauriziocrovella8533 of course he is🙄🤦‍♂️

[@aesop2020]

When he says "I understand" it makes me realize how nice of a person he probably is.

[@HaydnG266]

I understand.

[@Tdhydfbbjjr]

There’s another video on here with him telling

[@abcdefghij570]

Thank you

[@MMALineMover]

This is my ancient otoscope

[@hikiniki8610]

I was gonna respond with: "Imagine working in the same field, being an asshole?" and then I realized that happens more often than it really should....

[@johnk3700]

‘This is a vibrating sort of a feeling’ *Big Ben strikes midnight*

[@hollygould855]

Can you feel any pain “Nah I can’t fockin feel them”

[@abcdefghij570]

Thank you

[@DbossMDNT]

Ahh fer fooks sake!! Ive not got a wee bit ah feelin in me legs, have we

[@DbossMDNT]

I wish he actually said this, I'm crying about this rn

[@Foogayzee]

@Matt S. how is it not?

[@mateuszm2529]

I kont feel me legz out

[@jackrockwell6698]

Best bedside manner I've ever seen. Very compassionate and friendly guy.

[@benjaminwelch2103]

My favorite part is how gentle he is through the whole thing but then he fockin creams the tuning fork on his shoe

[@HaydnG266]

ASMR ends there.

[@williamb1933]

Outstanding professionalism...

[@MegaThunder70]

William Bratches he's probably paralyzed

[@shewantthem.d.2243]

MegaThunder70 he's talking about the doctor...

[@martinlaird4738]

She want the M.D. I’m sorry but I just spat out my tea at this comment feed 😂

[@HaydnG266]

@@shewantthem.d.2243 the patient is just a brilliant actor

[@sooriyanarayana8843]

He is paralyzed ig. His muscles look like as if it has atrophied.

[@xCaptainAroniousx]

The best asmr is unintentional... The whispering vids and tapping doesnt nearly hav the same effect for me as someone doing anything meticulous with a purpose not jst endlessly tapping and whispering jibberish....

[@DRBloomber]

Anthony D agreed 1000%

[@andymetcalfe7519]

I've always tried to find the right wording but "meticulous with a purpose" is exactly it!

[@user-jb9qz2lo4v]

I couldn't agree more

[@LOGANSKY6014]

Exactly

[@CallMeJ.]

Except when he brings out that vibrating device.

[@orbits2754]

The little "yeah" when he pushed his leg made me so happy

[@saysHotdogs]

That’s my favorite part too 😊

[@itslegiTim]

0:34 "Is there any pain anywhere at all?" "Noh noko noko noh"

[@Paches92-]

Vane | Let's Play I can’t unhear this, haha

[@itslegiTim]

@@Paches92- Sorry haha 😂

[@metallicoustic6733]

Holy shit😂😂

[@liammorton3021]

Haha

[@Saruska323]

What does he actually say? I cant understand him and it bothers me so much!

[@philiplewis7252]

This is medical professionalism at it's best,what a lovely doctor. The patient has a lot to deal with,i pray that he is doing ok.

[@cheerry4679]

Yea. Deal with being british

[@PH-vv1ky]

​@@cheerry4679British like the Doctor? Why is it only the patient you mention not the doctor? It's Because he's a POC, and you're a racist, that's why. A mouth breathing, rat eating, seat sniffing racist. His skin tone defines his nationality to you. Racist. You peaked at birth - the only achievement you've ever made or ever will make - the fact you successfully slid out of your mother. You are hopeless, unfunny, stale and lifeless. Look in the mirror and just stand for a few minutes, really take in the absolute failure of a creature that looks back at you. Let it eat at you. Think of your future and how empty it will be. And how that's all you deserve. Loneliness, emptiness, nothingness.

[@HarrethTheExiled256]

​@@cheerry4679better than being American

[@KyleBemrose]

@cheerdy4679 better then being a dosser

[@jackrockwell6698]

His name is Dr Benedict Michael and he’s awesome. His videos are great. I sometimes wonder if he knows how loved he is in the ASMR community.

[@TheAussieFloof]

This guy has the ability to make some feel safe and secure while in the hospital with just his voice... He is a professional

[@akuma2892]

This three part examination series by Dr. Micheal is my absolute favorite, which is saying a lot.

[@musiicxlover93]

Wow. What a polite doctor.

[@CallMeBluez]

Now if we did that right, the doctor and the patient are suppose to get red in the face, but I suspect only I got red in the face this time.

[@Paches92-]

IamBLUE *chuckles

[@Norreck]

Francisco Ceja HAHAHAH-heheyeaah

[@borderlinebooksandbipolar5951]

Cool metal.

[@Norreck]

any problems with wax buildup or anything I should look in there

[@MetallicBascinet]

It was your face.

[@WhisperLeo]

Legend has it he's still saying thank you

[@koshny]

"Can I examine your body sir?" "Yes" "Do you have any medical issues at all?" "No" "Examination is over"

[@nathanm8792]

There needs to be more doctors like this fellow

[@troycdouglas]

People watch this because this calms them. Dr. Michael's voice and kindness is borderline magical, I can feel my blood pressure relaxing.

[@CaptBrightside89]

Wow I don't often see a demonstration with a patient that is actually presenting with symptoms/issues! I hope things went okay for him. Great professionalism and demeanour from the doc.

[@jp5125]

I can understand why there aren't many videos like this but it's really interesting to see a patient with low scores on motor and reflex tests but normal scores on sensory tests on the lower limbs.

[@CaptBrightside89]

@@jp5125 totally agree 😄

[@philiplewis7252]

I completely agree

[@Animeherokamina]

He must be in a wheelchair most of the time, he has some serious lower body weakness. Great asmr though

[@danielsutherland4947]

He has feeling in his legs but the lack of response to the reflex tests indicates a possible tendon or muscle problem . Poor mate must have a real hard time walkin

[@Cindee-Schnitman]

A.h.k I know right--poor guy

[@rcmast3rtract0rking]

He seems more like a scooter kinda guy

[@StereoGraph4]

Yes there is little muscle along with poor reflexes, must be a problem

[@HaydnG266]

I doubt he can walk

[@Lark_Vivian]

The most polite examiner I’ve ever seen.

[@suuwhoop6828]

IT WAS YOUR FACE

[@moothemoo8765]

"can i have a look if that's alright" thinking: yep that's a leg, n that one? yeah that's a leg too.

[@rogueshinobi1859]

😂😂😂

[@Jaypeemedia]

He says thank you 27 times...

[@luiscamacho2862]

Cheeky Prickswitch "That's thank you"

[@sageofsixpains3566]

less than the other times tho

[@ASMRMace]

and every time it means just as much as the last

[@kiely4561]

thats 27 more times than the usual response you get out of doctors, nice to see a practitioner with a little compassion

[@johndouble9140]

29 times

[@luislizard2626]

This guy’s videos are way to short!!! He’s such a tingles giver... I pretend more please!!!

[@ArmorofGod90]

What I like is that this is a patient that actually has leg issues.

[@whristan]

You like that he is hurt ?

[@cosmicparsec9463]

Serious?

[@olyseth]

@@whristan Nah, most of these videos have patients that are just actors filling the role

[@Anon53]

4:02 Well, so much for sleeping.

[@gbond]

Music Wiz LMFAO

[@michiepooh]

😂😂

[@itslegiTim]

The power of Zeus was put into that fork-hit!

[@DbossMDNT]

He unloaded a clapper with that fuckin thing

[@whodatking26]

Wakes me up everytime

[@johngolden891]

This doctor is so respectful of, and courteous to, his patient.

[@eklypised]

Dr Michael needs his own ASMR channel

[@cosmicparsec9463]

Thank u very much

[@mwanichi]

The most polite doctor on earth.

[@yoyomodiji]

1:26 thank you, that's thank you.....

[@pavlosgeorgiadis11]

I have seen it over 100 times !!! Calm voice (and a lot of "thank you"😂 ,and i really liked them all) , seems very good at his job 💯

[@clairerogerson2153]

He’s so nice. I wish all doctors were like this

[@ExcitedxTurtle]

Poor Bloke, looks like he is in a wheelchair, best of luck to him

[@danielsutherland4947]

He has no reactions to the reflex tests . If he's not wheelchair bound it's probably torturous when he tries to walk

[@ANDREWISHERWOODMUSIC]

Looks like he’s in a bed to me mate

[@flee2321]

Colin O'Connor he doesn’t seem to have any use of his legs

[@remo4644]

Matthew Fowler He died

[@ConestogaCreek]

I doubt he is ambulatory. He can move his legs at all.

[@jackrockwell6698]

Still shocked the ASMR community hasn't found this yet

[@CheshBear]

lol it has. been watching this for like a year

[@atomikdestruktor1]

I just did

[@bernieorbust6104]

SUPRISE MADAFAKA, WE HERE NOW

[@lootpack7744]

Checking in!

[@sibby84]

Present and correct

[@Levelboss003]

He’s the doctor we need, not that we deserve.

[@cosmicparsec9463]

If there's something that people need more than they deserve, it's called doctors.

[@rolliemojo1007]

This is a vibration sort of feeling BEEEANNNGGHOOOIINNNNNEEEAHHHNNNNNNEEEEEEEEHHHHH

[@ZxDubzZ]

Toes throwing up gang signs

[@gungholio3416]

LMFAO

[@keef78]

I love this guys gentle way of speaking and manners, he needs to do some actual asmr on the side.

[@stevenfriedler7546]

Amazing ASMR, but the tuning fork fucking kills it.

[@RossLife83]

It was your face

[@INSANEWitG18S]

The whole time.

[@Unpluggedx89]

Fight fight fight fight fight

[@reaperactualgaming3075]

Lid lag

[@smashbadger0751]

Cool metal

[@sarux3]

Chevrolet, Zebra, honesty

[@dannyboylee]

4:38 The doctor speaks telepathically!!

[@user-oi1wq4xm7g]

Gosh I wish this video was like an hour long 😂

[@kittymervine6115]

also so many of these are young students or perfectly healthy people, so how to train for the patients they'll really be seeing? Love these.

[@JJCASHMONEY]

If asmr had a mount rushmore, this doctor would be on it.

[@idesofmars]

too bad there arent more with this doctor

[@joeminghia]

Counting his thank yous is like counting sheep

[@claremiller510]

What differentials should be given for this in an examination setting ?

[@deltoid4]

If he still has feeling and reflex in both legs but no strength, would that suggest some kind of atrophy or muscular issue?

[@DvDCooldown]

Now this is what kindness looks like

[@sutitomi]

We want more Dr. Michael videos!!!!

[@jonsnow7586]

Take a shot every time he says "thank you"...

[@borderlinebooksandbipolar5951]

602 people watched this video to help them in medical school, the other 600,000 were just ASMR-ers!

[@Roller_Ghoster]

Go nice and floppy for me. Thanks sandwich breath. Red in the face. Fight fight fight.

[@shaidyn8278]

I love the supreme respect and consideration.

[@Laurelin9222]

I nearly shit myself when I saw the patient. He looks exactly like my deceased grandfather.

[@Harls2]

L

[@DbossMDNT]

He can still feel and use his legs, just not to our extent. Sure, he cant physically move them, but he still feels in those areas

[@johnpolo4544]

He'd be good reading bedtime stories.

[@cosmicparsec9463]

thank u

[@stonefaughn9834]

I wish there was an explanation on what’s wrong and stuff

[@herschellebenting7558]

This dude is gold its a pitty the best guys never make loads if videos

[@jan-cf8pu]

did sb count all of his "thank you"'s?

[@rollinstone0]

Sandwich breath

[@bruuuza]

Chain Reaction IT WAS YOUR FACE

[@joe6554]

If we did that right the doctor and the Patient are supposed to get red in the face but I suspect only I got red in the face this time

[@jeffkeith637]

Pretty sure Dr Michael brushed his teeth, flossed and gargled three times before coming into the room. Otherwise he would have been saying "Sorry" the whole way through.

[@deschenes108]

I write down everything you say. Hahahaha

[@Norreck]

Chevrolet, zebra, and honesty

[@keef78]

All nice and calming then at 4:04 PIIINNNGGGG!!!!! FUCK! Killed my ears and made my cats look around.

[@Ahmadsyar]

i have normalize the tuning fork. no more jump scare. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2SQppiLoMadh5o

[@KamEt-69]

what was the diagnosis?

[@USNavyMC]

This ASMR is grea-zzzzzzzzz

[@brandonwilliam4357]

My30thnamechoice not asmr

[@nikelnuts9594]

@@brandonwilliam4357 this can easily be considered ASMR. Just because it's not in the title doesn't mean anything

[@metallicoustic6733]

@@brandonwilliam4357 I'd love to hear your definition of asmr, bc if these insane tingles I'm getting ain't it, then something's very fuckin wrong with me haha

[@DD-fe2xw]

So what are the differentials

[@jtinaman]

I’d love to have a dr. Like this one.

[@DRBloomber]

Very caring and professional

[@dans3403]

Bet he’s got a cracking 27 yard freekick

[@Alex.a03]

Question of the century: Dr. Michael or Dr. James Kelly?

[@joshnalilito]

I'd say Dr. Gill

[@opterimuor1165]

Omg 😆

[@Ahmadsyar]

when doing practical as a doctor or nurse: Instructor : Can you make your patient having asmr?

[@PetShopMod]

'This is a vibrating sort of a thingy' l could never understand medical terminology.

[@mikecuff8691]

PetShopMod sort of a feeling*

[@demnslayer09]

They learned more than us simple folk down yonder with what our static tuning forks

[@12345678911Erick]

Thor's Hammer

[@burntgod7165]

Feel so sorry for this patient. What condition is the poor guy suffering from?

[@gasimalamin2723]

This a case of charcot Mary syndrome in which there is a bilateral symmetrical proximally more than distal paresis with no sensory loss

[@SimonLaurenceDoyle]

Do you mean Charcot Marie Tooth? I'd be surprised given there's no sensory loss and CMT usually presents as a sensorimotor polyneuropathy

[@JamesJimmaHarding]

I feel bad for the patient, he must have some sort of disability, judging by the way his legs and feet look and with the amount of trouble he's having lifting his legs etc. here. Never the less, very relaxing video, and this doctor seems really nice :)

[@aussieman4791]

James Michael Harding Could be an injury for working or something to do with his obesity

[@nathaan9973]

Cool metal

[@michaelfederowicz5568]

Wish the doctors I worked with were this sympathetic and gentile.

[@jeffz870]

Some people seem kind. I understand. I wish I knew more kind people in my life

[@gaiamapelli9624]

This Doctor is so sweet❤

[@HugoNewman]

1:27 “Thank you. That’sthank you.”

[@bogachanuyar9065]

It was 8 years ago and am i the only one who wondering how is his legs going now. Any information would be good

[@savinmal]

Wondering the same thing

[@cosmicparsec9463]

What is him leg problem?

[@robertbarrett7620]

I love Dr. Michael

[@jameswarren6409]

have a shot everytime he says thankyou 🥴

[@ANDREWISHERWOODMUSIC]

He was later declared fit to work after being called for an interview by the job centre under new Tory government regulations But to be fair I think they thought he was pat phelan

[@nicholashigley5566]

I know this video is over 10 years old, but a description of the patient's actual medical issues (why are his legs so small and spindly?) would have been nice.

[@cosmicparsec9463]

I don't know if that's the case with this video here, but several old exam videos had information removed from the description after they realized the video got a lot of views from people outside the niche. Some channels even blocked comments and others even blocked videos.

[@kimberlymorales8225]

He most likely used/ uses a wheelchair the majority of the time. Since he probably has difficulty/or very little mobility with most likely standing and walking he's not putting the leg muscles to use.

[@cheerry4679]

Cause he’s british. Common stella artois victim

[@jackrockwell6698]

Based on his age, maybe polio?

[@kmn1778]

Assuming some sort of paralysis of lower legs or neurodegenetative problem like MS or MNS. Not sure though but it's usually somthint with the nervous system.

[@kohinarec6580]

Does the clenching of teeth affect muscle tone or something?

[@cosmicparsec9463]

Im asking the same

[@michaelarchuleta3184]

It’s to distract the patient with something to do, so the doctor can potentially get a better reflex response.

[@SimonLaurenceDoyle]

Clenching teeth potentiates reflexes is a patient is hyporeflexic. Helps to differentiate between reduced and absent reflexes

[@BLACKWOLF129075]

Poor man, his legs are dead

[@Mandoon]

And bald

[@bigboomer8739]

I’ve conquered all the chippies I’m never gonna stop. Chips and peas and gravy. I’ve ate the fucking lot.

[@brandonjent6145]

Great doctor👌

[@plopperator]

Does he do bedtime stories?

[@maythethninnhtet4410]

Most common asymetry lesion are 1)polio and 2)spina bifida.

[@drshehzadhussain6526]

👍Most likely old polio however Must examine back of this pt for scars , spina bifida.

[@hephthalites1829]

I love this Doctor

[@alexanderlewis1206]

This is my 34th time seeing this just cause it helps me fall asleep

[@cosmicparsec9463]

Thank you

[@markmccallum475]

This is what prince charming did to every woman to see if the glass slipper belonged to them.

[@Randy071290]

Whats the diagnosis here? Looks like a symmetrical LMN lesion no? Or is this MND?

[@shewantthem.d.2243]

RandeepSangha If it were motor neuron disease he wouldn't be able to move any area of his body because the motor neurons or efferent neurons can't send impulses to any of the skeletal muscles.

[@sidharth6339]

What is reason for his lower body being like that is it from birth or as time went on it bacame like that.If it is second option then i wanna know how to happened like that

[@phan_8762]

He must be in a wheelchair

[@otakamerd1220]

The guy on the bed reminds me of that one scene in Deadpool with the baby legs

[@alexandriahicks1667]

Asmr people: omg yes Medical people: omg yes Average everyday people: omg yes Thank you so much for uploading. Everyone appreciates it :)

[@rickymiller9033]

You mind if I break wind ? Yes ! Thank you 😊