How To Ace Your Cardiology Exam: A Step-by-step Guide

Cardiology Exam Step by Step - Medicine Explained - Dr Gill

There are many different facets to the cardiovascular examination, in this talk, we're going to break this clinical examination down so that everyone is happy and would be able to run through a cardiology exam step by step without getting lost

confidence is a large key to effective clinical examinations and confidence comes from familiarity with the subject, hopefully, this cardiology exam breakdown will help you master not only your OSCE's but clinical examination generally

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Oslers NODE - Roberto J. Galindo

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Pectus Excavatum - Ansgar Hellwig

[jayjayb]

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[rayaneeeee]

The funny thing is that he's doing a lesson here.And me, i'm trying to relax on his voice and sleep !

[donttalktomebye]

dr gil literally giving med school lessons for free...love it

[kennedykoopman]

I watch these videos to fall asleep but I’m also in med school, so when taking finals a lot of my questions were answered from your videos!! Multitasking at its finest, studying and relaxing. Thanks!

[neptunepirate]

Over the past year, it’s been discovered I have a double chambered right ventricle. Going for a stress test and a couple of other tests in November. I feel less anxious and nervous about it thanks to this lesson.

[tomrussell-lynch]

As someone who had to have emergency open heart surgery, due to being in congestive heart failure, at 39 I found this incredibly informative. Thank you.

[albertofernandez]

With all your lessons and Dr. House episodes i think i could become doctor

[agsy]

‘Hello my name’s Dr Gill’….. **hairs stand on end**

[rataloca]

I always consider to find these videos relaxing and I dont even have any medical background

[bethh]

I never find my cardiology exams relaxing nor do I take in anything they are doing or saying. (I have Tetralogy of Fallot) this however was very relaxing to watch and I was able to take in alot of information. Thank you Dr Gill

[pearexplosion]

As a lad in his mid 20's with multiple heart operations done on myself,
I'd love to have a cardiovascular checkup with Dr. Gill. Think it would be fun to have a conversation about the cardiac system as well as my history and his observations. Lovely video, sir!

[je]

This is the most comprehensive run-through of the cardiovascular exam… so useful!

[lylavati]

Even though English is not my first language, it is very easy for me to follow your explanations. Well, it is sometimes a bit difficult to understand the med vocabulary, because it is slightly different from the words I know, but within a sentence plus shown material etc. - easy to understand. :)
Also you have a good speech speed.
I appreciate your videos much!

[starfishgurl]

Having known two people with heart defects who initially went years undetected this thoroughly fascinated me. Both had holes in a part of their heart but one mimicked exercise induced asthma in childhood thus they weren’t properly diagnosed and treated until adulthood and the other one unfortunately had their diagnosis in adulthood too late after most of the years of damage was already done and eventually succumbed to the dementia they developed as a result of all of the TIA’s from their heart throwing clots into their brain (very sad slow process to watch happen to them).

[rhuranmamede]

I'm from Brazil and I watch your videos to relax and learn English

[miroslavpenchev]

Dr James, as a medical student in anticipation of the exam I would like to thank you sincerely! This was so informative and you presented it perfectly! Greetings from Bulgaria!

[sammo]

I’m just starting out studying for med school and I can tell from how greatly you explain these subjects that this is a resource that will really help in the future 😊🙃 Thank you!!

[dangushue]

I love that a guy this intelligent says, “timesing.”

[MATSULEIGO]

Amazing man, not just as ASMR, but what a great lesson.. cheers from Brazil

[hilariosalas]

His voice is so sweet so soft and calm, I'm hearing him and learning and relaxing me at the same time