Chest Pain - OSCE history taking for Medical Students | Drs Manual

In this video we take you through a basic structure for taking a history from someone presenting with a chest pain. It includes a pain history using SOCRATES and how to take a cardiovascular history.

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Please note, that this video should be used for learning purposes only and should not be used as the sole resource for clinical practice. Adhere to the protocols and guidelines of your medical school/university/institution when carrying out any clinical examinations, procedures or clinical history taking. DrsManual does not accept liability for any loss incurred as a result of the use of these resources

[greenblueyellowredor]

Impressive, this was probably the least awkward OSCE example I have seen for taking a history. Well done. Thanks for the refresher.

[xabso]

Im a 3rd year medical student. I came here after watching anas's video. This was very helpful. Please keep it up. You have my full support!

[zaidhusain]

I came here from the Anas' vlog, this is very beneficial for medical students like me as I am in Russia and ppl here don't know English and we have to communicate in Russian but I don't want to work here in future so learning Rusaian will not necessarily help me that much apart from knowing a language. But this has really helped me and I believe there r thousands of students like me who will benifit from this. N I ask. U guys to make more new vids n fill this channel up, . N c u in the Jannah inshaallah, if not in this world. Assalamalaikum.

[a.avarma]

Anas and zain. Just amazing. I can already see this channel blowing up. You guys are doing something very significant for medical students and i really appreciate the effort. Plz keep up the good work.❤

[phillipe]

Thank you! One of the best interviews seen so far as a medical student!

[adambailey]

Even just as a casual watching for the unintentional asmr, I can already say I’ve learned so much and things to look out for in the real world, good video guys

[dr.sports]

This was very useful. The presenter did a great job. I've learned a lot from this video. I hope that you guys will do more videos of such caliber.

[Newhandlewhodis]

Clicking on a recommended video and to find Anas' face welcome you, pleasant surprise! :D I LOVED this video, favourite thing was how you included a list of differentials, etc on the side to help understand why you're asking each question. Defo stealing some of your signposting and convo transition techniques as well. Thanks a bunch! Hope you guys pick up on this channel and come out with some more of these OSCE videos

[lopezokhiai]

amazing. as a final year medical student i appreciate the time and effort taken to make this and subsequent videos

[alimbo]

How did I only find this channel now?! Very helpful, thank you.

[desmonduchechukwuanachunam]

This doctor is too good men. I am just shouting in my house. So systematic.

[Amani-du]

OMG 😍 this is the first time for me to be oriented in history taking 😭

[zahrad]

This is so useful! Please do videos of all the different examinations- would be so useful! (+so nice seeing a George's student producing such good content!)

[rhodalynodoi]

Came here right watching Anas’ video! So thankful you guys have put together this page.
A “how to study in Med school” would be really appreciated! Thanks

[musaabdinur]

Well-crafted. Great content looking forward for more.

[aymad]

The checklist on the right side of the screen is brilliant idea, and the video is professional, well done guy

[abdulkadirabdi]

The g Anas providing the knowledge to the future Zain look clean as always

[pastelpink]

Gosh, this was so smooth and feels so natural! So inspiring <3

[okidokidoc]

This was extraordinary! Keep em coming please!

[kosarvqh]

This is amazing. I am going to take the CA exam and this video was very useful. Thank you so much for your time.