4 Months of Geriatric Medicine - Medical Specialty Review

👋🏻 Hey everyone! In this video we do a deep dive into Geriatric medicine, my first ever rotation as a Doctor in the UK. I'll be covering every specialty I do in this series so I hope you enjoy! Any questions or comments please leave them down below, I read every single one :)

Thank you so much for watching, I'll see you in the next one ✌🏻

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🙋🏻‍♂️ My name is Nasir Kharma and I am a doctor living and working in London. This channel is dedicated to helping students pursue a career in medicine and giving them an accurate insight into what life is like as a doctor. I hope you find my videos valuable.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - 00:41 - Geriatrics
00:41 - 06:01 - Personal responsibility & clinical experience
06:01 - 07:12 - Sponsor
08:20 - 11:50 - Patient caseload
11:50 - 15:05 - Next of kin
15:05 - 18:31 - DNACPR
18:31 - 20:24 - Palliative care
20:24 - 22:09 - Dealing with death
22:09 - 22:55 - The team
22:55 - 23:31 - The workload
23:31 - 24:41 - Common medical conditions & emergencies
24:41 - 27:19 - Rating & concluding thoughts

[KharmaMedic]

Really happy to be back 😁 I’ll be making this into a series for all the specialties I rotate through so look out for more videos 🧡

[parij]

it’s still so crazy to see him as an actual doctor after watching his journey as a medical student 😮😮

[heebakhalid]

i got into medical school!!! Thank you Nasir for documenting your journey you have and will always be an inspiration to me!!! 💗

[joanneshaw]

Can I just say thank you. I’m a nurse and a few weeks ago I had to do CPR on a patient (I was working in a aged care facility) When you were talking about DNR/CPR you said how traumatic it can be on the patient and the person performing CPR. I was shaken up for quite a few days afterwards. I was fortunate as the patient survived (she started breathing after a few rounds of CPR) When we send a resident to hospital, As much as we try to document all that has happened and or the residents history on our transfer to hospital form it’s hard to capture everything they need to know. It’s amazing what goes into caring for a person as all the health care professionals involved. When you spoke about “difficult/emotional” discussions you have to have with the family, that’s so hard. I have to have those discussions regarding end of life or palliative care with some families before they are referred to SPACE (Specialist Palliative Care in Aged Care). You seem like such a genuine caring doctor

[Amelia.foster]

ahh welcome back! sometimes i still can't believe you're a doctor now! since the last video I've been accepted into my top hospital to be a plastic surgery nurse and as a rotational post too seeing another ward and the burns unit. Seeing you as a new doctor helps me come to terms with qualifying this year as a nurse and going through the whole process of slowly gaining more responsibility as you settle in more.

[abhayganti]

YOOOO as a high school student, will always stay watching your videos mate, love that you're back ! you're a huge inspiration lol

[afonsopina]

Brooo every time you post a video my mind blows up and get so freaking happyyy🫠

[paulmurger]

Very interesting video Nasir, so good to see you back everytime you release a new video ! I'm a 4th year medical student in Geneva Switzerland and this is so valuable for me as it gives me a better understanding of what I can expect going forward as a junior doctor in 2 years. Thanks a lot for what you're doing, and wish you a lot of good things in medicine and life in general !

[Jonathan-brth]

Big smiles when I saw you had posted a new video

[tiffanytesta]

Thank you for sharing your experience, I'm a med student from Italy and I'm looking forward to the series!

[laispiaz]

I missed you so much buddy! You're such a lovely, ethical and cool doctor, so proud of all your effort 🔥🔥 always happy to enjoy another dose

[PokhrajRoy.]

I really missed the thrill of waiting every Thursday for a new video to drop. Hope you and everyone at home are doing well. Sending my warmest regards.

[Amirahafed]

i am from egypt in medicaluniversity i knew your channel from 3 years ago and i download your study with me videos and if iwant to study i open your videos to motivate me 🥰

[jaskiratsinghsaddal]

Yesterday, I was literally checking your channel to see why you are not uploading videos but today you came with a bang!!Welcome back nasir after a long time.

[tanushrichetty]

Always great to watch one of your videos after so long

[AA-kfzz]

You know what Nassir, whenever I feel tired of studying and exhausted of exams, I see your videos. It gives me the will and energy to continue, to be the best student and the best doctor as I can. Thank you for all the efforts you put and all the time you spent. Hope you the best Dr. Nassir karma.

[mahaali]

It would be great if you do these videos for every specialty that you go through.. this is very helpful

[their.habits]

Finally you've updated, I kinda miss you🥰 God bless Dr. Kharma

[s.ranjani]

Finally you back 😊.I miss you so much
You are the my inspiration Dr 🤗

[naturekochan]

You finally upload a video i thought you forget your password or smth Nasir! Good to see you again!