A Medical H&P - Example 1

An example of an oral presentation of a medical H&P, with two levels of detail: A thorough 7-10 minute presentation that would be typical of a clerkship medical student, and a more to-the-point 3-5 minute presentation that would be typical of an experienced resident (or an intern on a busy service that doesn't have time for the "complete" H&P)

[Ph.Tran]

I’m obsessed with your videos! Learned so much

[omidahomi]

Thanks Dr. Strong. This is excellent for me entering clerkships soon. Keep em coming!

[heminhimdad]

Amazing video as usual, thanks so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[yasminyouyuo]

Thank you Doctor ❤❤ I got excited seeing a new video from u

[GDSchaefer]

Thanks for making all of these videos, I find them very informative even if the info often frequently beyond my EMT scope of practice. Would you be able to make a video discussing what the best EMS handoff report (both for trauma and sick IFT pts) practices are? What info an ER doc would want and how to best organize the information? I would be very interested in hearing what the people GETTING the report want to actually hear.

[warbler]

Great video but I would say that a busy intern would not present a case in 5 minutes in any practice that ive seen...a bust service would be far shorter

[dg]

I would spend more time in excluding DDs for progressive exertional dyspnea and peripheral oedema. "She reports no orthopnea, PND or associated exertional chest pain.She also reports no reduction in UOP/frothy urine, no yellowish discoloration of eyes and no overt bleeding manifestations.She also has no long term cough or wheezing.'
Doesn't take a lot of time to say that.