Ophthalmoscopy - Eye Clinical Examination - OSCE - Dr Gill

Ophthalmoscopy - Eye Clinical Examination - OSCE - Dr Gill

Direct Ophthalmoscopy use of the eyes is a very challenging clinical skill, incorporating both the examiner's knowledge of the retina, but also understanding the use of the ophthalmoscope

In this clinical skills tutorial, we look at the use of the direct ophthalmoscope as part of an ophthalmic examination

it should be noted that in the ideal circumstances, the room lights will be dimmed during the examination, and dilating eye drops used to improve the visualisation of the fundus

Some people may notice an ASMR effect from this clinical examination

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00:00 - Pre-examination Consent and Procedure Overview
00:45 - Patient Identification and Vision Check
01:01 - Ophthalmoscopy on the Left Eye
02:33 - Transition to the Right Eye
03:38 - Conclusion and Health Assurance

[alextanner]

At this point I almost feel qualified to stand up if anyone asks if there's a doctor on the plane

[WannieStouters]

Okay, I know we all love Dr. Gill. But can we all appreciate Abby for a moment, how great she is in every single video

[ellenmellon]

As an autistic person I really appreciate the fact that you explain in detail what the examination will be like before carrying it out. I know I would feel much more at ease during medical appointments if more doctors did this

[willwalk]

Not sure if the ASMR community has found this, but this doctors, gentle, hush, tones during an actual exam is ASMR gold!

[pocketcucco]

I'm not sure why but I've always loved eye exams - I'm always so fascinated by anything outside of my own research field (English Literature) so I'm that one annoying patient that will ask you a million questions about how it works, what you're looking for, etc. These videos definitely help to satiate that curiosity and, hopefully, make me a better patient! Thank you Dr Gill :)

[RafaelW]

I've watched this like 50 times. Gives me incredible ASMR tingles.

[kingshacklebolt]

I have zero experience in the medical field, but I’ve actually learnt a fair amount just from watching Dr. Gill for the last handful of years. It’s all so fascinating. Not to mention, these two make such a great pair.

[gunnerstar]

This video was also a reminder to get Abby a present 🎁 for the 7th of December 🎂

[OpenGateSchool]

I know we all have our different triggers, but this extreme proximity combined with soft speaking is wildly intense. You could do hours if this and I wouldn’t tire of it.

[amuthealmighty]

I wish local doctors were that gentle and polite.

[stephanies.]

I haven't felt the scalp tingles in a long time but this did it! ASMR effect indeed.

[raptus]

Is it strange I was thoroughly excited when I saw this was a new eye exam?

[KasusEpykMusykII]

*Dr. Gill, the Bob Ross of medical examinations.*
*_There... superb, lovely..._*

[melindataylor]

I was diagnosed with Papilledema related intercranial hypertension. It wasn’t until getting my eye exam after almost a complete month of being ignored by general practitioners about my symptoms did I get told to see my Optometrist and I am so thankful for her every day because she kept me from losing my vision completely!

[MarkGarza]

Hey James, just want to say the sound of your voice helps me go to sleep. The best thing to watch to help you fall asleep.

[ashnam]

The great duo is back ! Though I started watching these videos for the asmr purposes but now I am actually learning quite a bit from all these ! Happy Birthday in advance Abby 🥳

[Fielder]

Wow. Having been to the eye doc for annual exam just this past week, this feels like a trip back the 1970s technology-wise.

[CallMeJ.]

I'm not sure how the auto-focus works on your camera, but when it's angled so that you're the one facing the camera you should try to switch the setting to "eye-tracking." It'll help to keep you in focus as you move around the frame.
Love the videos, and I love that you care enough to put in quality and effort with them!

[marvinfatale]

This is my absolute favourite video! It could be much longer. Just love the soft spoken voice very close to the patient! It feels so real and sometimes i get goosebumps! Thank you Dr. James Gill! Greetings from Germany

[kianhunt]

The girlboss, the queen, the owner of the word “yep!” Abby tutt is back guys