Neuro OSCE (3 of 3) - Special Tests

Vijay Daniels (MD, MHPE, FRCPC) demonstrates special tests used in a neurological OSCE.
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[@benjwilliams5104]

2:26 "truncal" is a very good word. I'll be using it every chance I get.

[@jarednil69]

His patient just looks bewildered.

[@MATSULEIGO]

Very motivated patient...

[@MedicoRx]

perfect!!!

[@muhammadusman6349]

great video just one thing that romberg test in not the test for cerebellum its the test for proprioception.

[@YVO007]

Thank you so much... yvo

[@kayfiyasin2693]

Thank you

[@thelegendarycatman79]

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[@38clonewars]

Yes sirrrr

[@dcmhsotaeh]

1.00 The examinersms hand with pointed finger has to be moved AFTER the examinee begins his hand movement

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

No. It has to be moved BEFORE. What you want to diagnose is the ability to point at the target, not the ability to follow the target.

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

... Ready to get red in the face?

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