Respiratory Examination - OSCE Guide (old version 2) | UKMLA | CPSA

This video provides a step-by-step demonstration of how to perform a respiratory examination in an OSCE station.

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Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- General inspection 00:40
- Hands 00:58
- Heart rate & respiratory rate 01:30
- Fne tremor and asterixis 01:39
- Face, eyes & mouth 02:01
- Jugular venous pressure 02:25
- Trachea & cricosternal distance 02:50
- Inspect chest 03:02
- Palpate chest 03:20
- Chest expansion 03:42
- Chest percussion 04:06
- Auscultation 04:50
- Lymph nodes 06:17
- Posterior chest 06:42
- Summary of findings 07:43

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[ittrathaider]

Thankyou so much for these videos. They helped me alot during my exam preparation. Not only i passed my medicine exam with great marks but i got a distinction as well. Thankyou so much. I couldnt have done this without your help. May God bless you all for such a great work. Thankyou. :)

[PeeyaChan]

3 years later, he is still a 5th year med student, lol
anyway great video as always!Thanks

[anthonyallengmai]

thanks for making the time to do this assessment. My partner is doing her MSc autonomous practice, this will help a lot

[juanloprada]

The patient looks scared... good video.

[mennamohamed]

pray 4 me  .. my OSCE is tomorrow  :(
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thanx 4 that video  :)  

[Smood]

Great work guys. I like the speed and fluidity you have. Only things I would add are tactile fremitus (although you don't have to have it if you do vocal fremitus), bronchophany, whispered pectoriloquy.

[stinker]

A very simple but yet enormously helpful video, appreciate the great work.

[DR_INSULIN]

I have my OSCE tomorrow, thank you so much for making Medicine easier

[yannicgraichen]

love the slo-mo left clavicular percussion

[iMacTechWiz]

Great video, just one thing though. When we percuss, our finger should bounce completely off the extended finger in order to clearly assess the note

[AJohnnymous]

yay, a new one. welcome back. Thanks for the new video.

[saimaarif]

Amazing work... I Completely understand... Great work make more videos on examinations with subtitles please

[aisyahothman]

Thanks for the awesome vids guys. It really help me a lot. Gonna suggest to others! 😊

[mariyaasghar]

You need to observe the chest also from the foot end to look for any chest asymmetry or abnormal chest movements

[AijazAle]

It's shame that how often I forget this and I've to come again and again to recall.

[muhfelix]

Thank you a lot guys for this great videos

[Gabriel-muex]

Thanks, tommorow morning is my OSCE exam☺

[jenellsaphid]

Great vid as always :)  was wondering if you could do one with a female patient?

[TheXmood]

Thank you this video is really clear and meaningful

[fikriteze]

thanks doc !! keep doing the good work !!