Thyroid Status Examination - OSCE Guide | UKMLA | CPSA | PLAB 2

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[@maa9542]

Watching this 1 hr before my last exam in med school, you guys were of great help to me during A LOT of previous OSCE exams! thank you and keep it up.

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Good luck for the exam Mohammed, we're sure you'll do great! :)

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did u pass

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[@maa9542]

I did with phenomenal grades! I am currently physician in training : ) , good luck.

[@klemondo]

@@maa9542 hahaha, literally one hour away as well from my last exam xD

[@rida-1694]

Watching this 4 hours before my med school osce 😭 thankgod for you guys

[@SkidooX23]

This is so good for revision! One thing I'd like to mention is at our uni they often implore us to explain the need to stand behind the patient for palpation of the neck and associated lymph nodes. They recommend we make sure the patient understands that, so that they don't get uncomfortable :)

[@huzaifanaveed5063]

I have my exam in 32 minutes. This video is the real saviour

[@Nameless-st3vt]

In ghana we do the process reversely ...we start with the thyroid directly, to the face and end with the hands. This is to make sure, time doesn't run out during you exams without eliciting the most important skill

[@nathanmalik1697]

Same in Nigeria.

[@nathanmalik1697]

Same in Nigeria.

[@gentleg.2886]

@@nathanmalik1697 that's good to know. Thanks.

[@jaimemenor1615]

Same in kenya

[@HaydnG266]

Same in Zimbabwe

[@Larahhhx]

Inspection ( Hypo/Hyper signs ? ) Hands ( Dry, Paper-tremor test, sweat, pulse? ) Face ( Skin, sweat, hair.. ) Eyes ( lid retraction and Buldging, H movement? ) ( Lig lag up and down? ) Neck ( Skin scars mass ) ( Drink water ) ( Protrude tongue ) Palpate ( Thyroid LN Trachea ) Percus downwards for any dullness Ascultate ( Deep breath and hold ) Asses for reflexes Peritibial myxedema Stand up n cross your arms, prox myopathy hyper

[@Larahhhx]

TFT

[@dinamyte]

Thanks for the summary!

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I love it that everything is explained very detailed

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Watching this for my OSCE Exams tomorrow. Thank you guys 😊😊

[@hebaelnabawy8871]

Amazing video thanks😊 Btw in our uni we percuss the bones directly and we roll the lymphnodes against bony prominences to detect smaller ones also the scalp lymph nodes is important in case of thyroid malignancy

[@lisaasa8277]

Brilliant vid! Thank you so much, you guys are obviously drs by now but its nice you're still making these fantastic videos!!

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Andrew is great. He's in soo many videos!

[@heenakhan6595]

thnaks alot ..it helps alot in my exam ..great respect from pakistan :-) keep it up guys

[@MrVentricle200569]

Well done..i missed hearing washing hand before test and also asking pt if they have pain some where to avoid it

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u guys are lifesavers!! awesome videos. keep it up :D

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[@ga1lan]

I’m just going to put this here as I am trying to memorize those steps to my OSCE tomorrow, which is hopefully is last OSCE for me.

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I have OSCE exam and this Video is really perfect thank you 😊

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This guy's name is pretty cool. It sounds like "Simon Says"

[@mahnoorwaqas7985]

final exam tomorrow! Thanks for this

[@mohammaddarwish7972]

Thanks Geeky for this great guide

[@espineldiaz]

fantastic work guys, thank you. I am so grateful I came across you today

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[@sabrinanunes304]

Cool that he also putapitapaper on the patient's hands. :D

[@defossus173]

Thanks mate, i was affraid that i was the only one looking for asmr, among all these medicine students

[@abdallahazzaz6850]

Watching this video few hours before my last osce in med school🥹🤍

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very useful and practical for all the medical students!! thank you for all the hard work!

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Guys this video is not meant for asmr viewers, incase you disliked it because it wasn't relaxing enough.

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Legend.I wish I i have this kind of doctor

[@hossamibrahim8322]

thanks for your efforts, only one notice ...assessing for tracheal deviation when confronting the patient not from behind regards

[@menace1782]

Prepped for every exam except for this one and of course this one came up... brilliant

[@miranmuslem]

Thank you for the video!

[@DRAMMAR05]

What about pamberton sign for thoracic outlet obstruction for retrosternal extension of goiter??? Don't we do that?

[@ollie_russell]

Great video! Thanks a lot for all your revision guides - so useful!

[@aminrashid2469]

Excellent,10 out of 10 congratulations already Endocrinologist dear student

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Watching this sitting in bathroom Before going for my exams😬😬😬

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😂😂 epic

[@aramako3070]

Am in the garage of the hospital rn and watching

[@vishk123]

I used this for my PACES ! Cheers guys...

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It was a well explained and very usefull video

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Day before my OSCE exam, thank you soo much . Extremely helpful!!!

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Thanks alot your videos had helped me with my previous osce exams and i still come back to them

[@abhishekbhatta2071]

Thanks a lots guys ..one of best learning video for medical student like me..keep it up

[@talktoctex]

Very helpful video, thanks so much. Just curious about how one can assess for tenderness of the thyroid neck as part of this examination

[@TheBerserkNetwork]

Love these video. Very educational.

[@mihaela5227]

Excellent doctor ! I did not know that thyroid can be tested that way. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Gokulkannan96]

Great vdos...Simple...But informative...Very thankful 😍😍

[@katietriantafilou695]

Can you do a video on Cushings examination?

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Amazing video!! No words to say

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Thank you very much guys.

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Much informative great work.

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Hopefully am not gonna say , m andrew , final yr med student, in my exam

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I'm 30 minutes away from my final OSCE rewatching this.

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THIS IS SO NICE

[@404A89]

Thank you guys. Awesome video. Hope it helps in MRCEM OSCE.

[@indahp1749]

Awesome video...helps me a lot!

[@2001tyagi]

Wonderful demonstration

[@ooneebei1]

well done mate!

[@IlovemyGOD3]

Hi guys Just to clarify Exophthalmos is when the whiteness of sclera is visible all around the iris. Proptosis is when the eye has protruded so far forward .

[@Victor_Costa31]

Are you sure they aren't the same thing?

[@afnanairol7545]

exophthalmos is use when the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism is confirmed while proptosis is a general term used for protuded eye

[@Counterbalance_]

This is really helpful! Thanks!

[@Aml_2003]

Great video thanks a lot 🤍

[@account1414141]

Great video as always. Wouldn't hurt to add Pemberton's test in a new version (Although a 3 minute test in an OSCE setting is rare) as well as palpating the carotid pulse for Berry's sign (Absence of carotid pulse). Lid lag finger movement was a bit slow in my opinion but not a big deal.

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Thanks it was very interesting good job doctor

[@sunilchoudhary1092]

thanks Alots for help to better understanding

[@Yemenjapan]

Great ! well done ! the pictures along the video help a lot

[@kushanhewavitharana]

good video.may be you can add berry sign and Pemberton sign too for completeness

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Very useful videos for teaching as well as for evaluation

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Best channel. Thank you

[@surgeryclinics9729]

Really well done. Crisp.

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Sir,your videos are superb...whether you have any book on clinical examination?so that we can read it side by side with videos

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thank u sir...your video helped me alot

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Thank you !!

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good work guys.....very helpful video

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Good work it help me so much

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This is the best...Thank you sir

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I think this guy is a doctor by now

[@Docaaoo]

Sir it was good video however you should include Pemberton sign it's an important step to exclude retrosternal extension

[@amandahalee]

Really great video

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Brilliant video 👍😍

[@dramina2326]

Fantastic! Thank you

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Always great 👍

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thank youuuu!

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Everyone here for exams and im just here to get a good nights rest cuz its relaxing for some reason.

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Brilliant!! really helpful video. thank you

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great! very informative

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great video

[@likewhitegold3]

I’ve asked this before.. what region is Dr Andrews accent from? Manchester?

[@krooomy20]

oh my god i believe my college should send you thanks certificate for your video Q: should i do Pemberton’s sign regularly ? thankyou

[@abuhanifah5342]

Is fasting necessary for thyroid blood test?

[@couturegalx3]

Does it matter which reflex you do to test reflexes in this exam?

[@MuhammadBerki]

+couturegalx3 my teacher told me to do ankle reflex... I dont think it should matter biceps is easy to perform I mean for osce it takes less time

[@Golden93]

+couturegalx3 not necessarily. It is to gauge whether there is hyper/hyporeflexia depending on the thyroid function. All reflexes should be the same from a thyroid point of view.

[@uswahasif2409]

Fantastic !

[@pozone2]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@flourishnalpady9304]

What about Pemberton sign? Or about Kocher's sign? Or checking for retrosternal extension by percussion?

[@mohaiminulazad9328]

outstanding video

[@sikdertraveler2157]

thank you

[@pozone2]

Good stuff. Thanks

[@MindMetalworks]

very good video but it does not talk about pain the patient is having in the thyroid area. When palpating in the thyroid is it hurting etc

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+Pandelis Katsianis This is a valid point. As a medical student or doctor you should always consider this. In this video the examiner doesn't ask about discomfort, as we were focusing on the actual technique, however in your practice it's always best to ask about discomfort.

[@SageMots]

+Geeky Medics With respect to technique, shouldn't the examiner assess the trachea from the front of the patient?

[@dr.zinaart5274]

+SageMots It's better to assess the tracheal deviation from front.

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Very helpful thanks

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Thank you❤️❤️

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Found really helpful