Spine Examination - Back Pain Assessment - 4K - Clinical Skills - Dr Gill

Spine Examination - Back Pain Assessment - 4K - Clinical Skills - Dr Gill

This is a clinical examination of the spine following the approach in Macleod’s Clinical examination using the standard Look, Feel, Move approach of orthopaedic examinations.

Back pain and spine complaints are one of the most common reasons that patients will consult a doctor, so being able to correctly assess the spine is more than just an orthopaedic OSCE station, but is likely to be a large part of any students training and their training years as a junior doctor

Please note the spine examination should always include Schrober's test, as well as assessing the limbs for any neurological signs if indicated in the history

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Please note that there is no ABSOLUTE way to perform a clinical examination. Different institutions and even clinicians will have differing degrees of variations - the aim is the effectively identify medically relevant signs.

However during OSCE assessments. Different medical schools, nursing colleges and other health professional courses will have their own preferred approach to a clinical assessment - you should concentrate on THEIR marks schemes for your assessments.

The examination demonstrated here is derived from Macleods Clinical Examination - a recognised standard textbook for clinical skills.

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Some people may find an ASRM effect from watching these clinical examination videos

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This video has three other spine demonstration videos associated with it:

#spineexam #clinicalskills #DrGill #ASMR #orthopaedics

00:00 - Introduction and Patient Verification
00:16 - Visual Inspection
00:43 - Spinal Tenderness Check
01:16 - Neck Movement Examination
01:55 - Chest and Arm Movement Test
02:10 - Lower Back Flexibility Assessment
03:00 - Leg Movement and Flexibility Check
03:31 - Reflex Tests on Arms and Legs
04:32 - Conclusion

[frankparent]

straight to the point, no verbs needed "Hello, my name Dr. Gill"

[jeffersonmcgee]

0:00*SPLOOSH SPLOOSH GEL*
*BREATHING* *WASHY WASHY HANDS*
"hELLO MY NAME DOCTOR GILL"

I seriously love this guy

[imolakim]

I feel like he’s the Bob Ross of examinations

[HaydnG]

Do you acknowledge that you’re an ASMR legend? I assume you never expected these videos to be so popular

[jackielortz]

HIS. FREAKING. VOICE. he sounds like the guy that would narrate movies like ella enchanted.

[katen]

Yo if I were rich I would pay Dr. Gill to clinically examine me every night.

[abbierose]

He has his own channel. Dreams do come true ❤

[josuequesada]

This guy's level of calmness is outstanding and astonishing!
I wish I could be like that in life, a role model indeed.

[MansMan]

You know, as great as the ASMR is, the fact that I've gained even trivia level knowledge about medicine just from this kind of video is my favourite part. I find myself grinning when I have to do this during a check up knowing why I have to.

[SighsInternally]

"my name doctor gill" LMAO legend

[setantii]

I'm 33 years old. I've lived in England my entire life. I was born here, and I've never heard a more English Englishman. I feel compelled to make a cup of tea and hum 'Rule Britannia' whilst I strain the tea bag.

[AlexD]

Dr Gill: Hello my name's Dr Gill, what seems to be the trouble today?
Me: I have terminal cancer.
Dr Gill: That's fantastic. Well done.

[Jamie_Pritchard]

He's very polite... I've never been asked by a doctor if it's okay to examine me. They just do it.

[arifamin]

Dr. Gill has his own youtube channel!!

[VannaWhiite]

The comments on his videos never fail me ...I automatically come to the comment section so I can laugh first, lol.

[LetsFindOut]

this is fantastically relaxing (and professional) Dr. Gill. Your reading was good, but the addition of both the natural sounds of your movements here and graceful pleasantries of your bed side manner really make this some of the best unintentional ASMR I've ever seen. Best of luck with the channel growth. *PS I would put "Unintentional ASMR" in the title and description if you're interested in reaching that audience*

[SimplyTakuma]

"Hello my name Dr. Gill"
Me: 😂😂😂

[mekmekare]

Respectfully, I'd love to get this examination. A bit of pressing muscles on the back and this lovely voice, with a lot of "terrific", "superb" and "thank you".

[glittermoon]

In case none of you noticed:

he THICC

[grumblekin]

I know the talking is the point but it's medically perfect and VERY useful for teaching English to Japanese medical students. THANK YOU DR. GILL