How to take a FOCUSED cardiovascular history? | 4 exam cases

Hi guys, welcome back!
For everyone struggling with history taking! :)

To save you some time:
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Focused cardio history
06:23 - How to present your history
07:41 - Case 1: Pericarditis
09:09 - Case 2: Pulmonary embolism
10:28 - Case 3: Aortic dissection
12:14 - Case 4: Acute coronary syndrome

Who am I? My name is Arun, I’m a junior doctor working in London and graduated from Cambridge University. I’ve helped 100s of students over the last 10 years or so get into med school with things like personal statements, picking uni choices, the UCAT & BMAT exams and medical school interviews. I was the lead UCAT & BMAT tutor for Kaplan Test Prep for 5 years and helped write their materials. I started up a company called Easy Medical Interviews to help students for their medical school interviews. I’ve decided to put all my experience over the years onto Youtube now so its completely free for you guys and hopefully you find it useful!

[afshan]

These days we’re having online physical exam for osce (Australian medical council clinical exam ) It would be really helpful
If you upload PE Cases in sequence with anatomical landmarks which we can finish in 7mins please . Topics like
CVS examination
resp
Abd
Upper limb and LL neuro
Cranial nerves
Knee joint examination
Shoulder joint
Foot and ankle joint

[sivaniinparaj]

That was really useful thanks! It would be great if you could do similar focussed histories for Paeds, MSK, resp and GI too.

[lucksonbanda]

The link for the other symptoms would really help. Dig deeper in revisions

[vickr]

focused and no BS. Loved that confident presentation. Thank you!

[schikimhiki]

Just a useful tip for anyone who is sitting for their osce's from someone who has done it recently and was caught out on this one thing :(
BE MINDFUL OF UR VERBAL TICS. avoid saying things like "brilliant", "amazing", "that's great" after a patient has just told you they are "hot and clammy"😭it really isnt great for the patient tho

[nuzhatalam]

too good., ... too helpful... please make about more osce cardiac topics like palpitations, syncope, vasovagal shock, heart failure, aortic stenosis, mitral regurg

[kibogs]

Wonderful, thank you! Is there a list/video of common cardiac symptoms with accompanying focus questions? That may prove beneficial, for me anyways.
Again, thank you for all of your help and time.

[sara_yehet]

Putting examples at the end is a brilliant move thx so much

[kayfrench]

thanks, really useful - wish I had found these earlier OSCE's on Monday !!!

[kanyo]

very thorough and clear! the best! thanks!!

[irfanullah]

This is helpful sir
Becz you have summarized all the things

Thank you

[LumosMaxima]

Really helpful for my OSCE next week. Thank you!

[preciousprince]

I like the details in your video and the simulation. You are doing great!

[sindhushabollipalli]

Amazing work!! Can you please make most common presenting symptoms and their history taking that would be more helpful!! Thanks

[seoyeonshim]

This video series has been extremely helpful thank you for making them! :)

[nidhirughani]

Looking forward for more videos on history taking on other systems as well. Thanks for sharing important skills. <3

[joyleenstrozier]

Hi Arun arun, I like your content. I love watching your videos.

[prsp]

Great video! It would be really nice to see more of these focussed histories videos!!! Thank you!!

[instapa]

These are so incredible thank you for sharing!

[roxgamingchannel]

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