Taking a Respiratory History - Clinical Skills - Dr James Gill
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- TLDR: Here is the detailed overview of the clinical information which you need to keep in mind, and ensure that you ask in the history of any patient attending with a respiratory problem.
Okay, the second try of the Macleod's Clinical Examination podcasts (now with tweaked audio). It turns out that recording one of the main chapters is a bit of a beast!
Thus I've split the chapter into a revision of the respiratory history (this video), and the theory of performing a respiratory examination which will be released later.
These are still very much work in progress type things, so I'll be very grateful for any feedback on how we can improve the utility for medical school and finals revision
#clinicalskills #respiratoryexamination #medicalrevision #Respiratory #Medicalschoolrevision
You can now consult via video or in person with Dr Gill at Dr Finlay’s Private Practice - www.drfinlays.co.uk/services/...
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Explaining Examination Nuances and Significance
01:04 - Deep Dive into History Taking for Patient Examination
02:05 - Introduction to Macleod's Clinical Examination Podcasts Variation
02:30 - Chapter 5: Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System
04:42 - Respiratory Symptoms: Understanding and Classifying
07:03 - Mechanisms Causing Breathlessness in Respiratory Diseases
09:19 - Detailed Analysis of Breathlessness and Its Clinical Implications
11:02 - Additional Information on Breathlessness for Diagnosis
12:47 - Wheeze: Identification, Causes, and Clinical Questions
15:42 - The Significance of Cough in Respiratory Assessment
17:46 - Exploring Sputum Production and Its Clinical Relevance
24:08 - Hemoptysis: Causes, Clinical Presentation, and Questions
26:14 - Stridor: Causes, Clinical Presentation, and Emergency Management
28:33 - Chest Pain in Respiratory Conditions: Causes and Evaluation
32:17 - Musculoskeletal Chest Pain and Differential Diagnoses
36:46 - Fevers, Rigors, and Night Sweats in Respiratory Diseases
39:19 - Weight Loss and Its Importance in Respiratory Conditions
40:50 - Daytime Sleepiness and Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders
42:47 - Past Medical History Relevant to Respiratory Conditions
47:39 - Drug and Allergy History with Respiratory Implications
51:23 - Family History: Genetic Factors in Respiratory Diseases
52:21 - Social History and Its Impact on Respiratory Health
55:38 - Closing Thoughts
I work in IT and have no use for this knowledge but it's still really interesting
Not sure why it was necessary to state you're in IT. Could have said "pizza delivery driver" and the statement would hold the same value.
@@cjdfv I am a pizza delivery driver and have no use for this knowledge but it's still really interesting
Chris Dykstra your point being?
@@cjdfv no, his clarification of what his field of work is, is necessary to us understanding why he has no use for this but still finds it interesting.
As ambulance staff, its excellent and provides a great insight so we can ask the right questions, before we get to hospital with the patient, hopefully either helping you guys at hospital out, or alternative pathways for the patient. Keep going, its excellent !
Thank you! That comment genuinely means so much and really gives me the drive for complete the series
At the end of the day, I want these videos to be able to HELP people 😊
Thank you again
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I so appreciate this, thank you for the great information and the amazing ASMR
I’m always excited to listen to your videos
I now look forward to commend, esp when they give me ideas 😊
I love the long, detailed description. There's no need to break it up unless you feel it's necessary. I know you've heard it before, but your voice and manner are so calming and reassuring. It's obvious why that, added with your professionalism, is why you're teaching others.
Thanks for this, Dr. James Gill. We enjoy these informative lectures!
Voice is gold ❤️
Three minutes in - just thinking the same thing
0 dislikes, as it should be. We love you Dr Gill.
I'm doing a module at uni based around assessment from a distance, telephone and video, so I got my ASMR fix and some interesting information! Thanks!
Give me a shout if you have to do a project etc. Happy to help
@@DrJamesGill I might just take you up on that. Thanks again.
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you
great new video! keep it up dr.!
Thanks dr gill
So I listen to these videos as I find your voice extremely relaxing (like most people 🤣), but hearing you speak of COPD and heart failure made me remember my grandpa. He never smoked a day in his life, but had stage 4 COPD and congestive heart failure on and off throughout the years. It just makes me wonder where it could’ve come from. 😥 Lovely podcast! xo
genetics, employment, environmental exposure, and possibly just bad luck. There a lot of subtypes of COPD which get put under that same title. Sorry to hear about that
Excellent information and look forward to watching your videos
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Thanks ..it was really helpful.
well this is a gem, interesting and informative.
And, I also feel like the asmr community has no idea this channel exists.
Wrong I'm here to make my insides tingly.
If you feel that there are other people who would benefit from the video, please feel free to share it.
I always found respiratory histories a little challenging, one of the reason I’ve personally found making this good revisions. Keeps me sharp! 😊
It does, oh it does 😂
I'm here for the ASMR.
I’ve had a cough for three years now and my doctor hasn’t been able to get it figured out. I can barely talk now due to the new inhaler they have me on
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I have all ways wanted to become a doctor or a paromedic but I have learning disabilities so I don't think my dream will come true
We all have challenges, might be worth while talking to a uni admissions tutor ?
@@DrJamesGill thank yh I will do that thank you Dr Gill
Velocity - the worst thing you can do to yourself is assume that you can’t do something. People can accomplish much more than they think they can. You may need more time and may fail more times in your quest than others, but don’t give up and stay determined, and you can accomplish what you dream.
@@pasqualz thank you I needed that conference boost it's been a crappy couple of weeks and u have made my day
This is going to sounds quite odd. but is he a Doctor as well? I know he is legally. He went to school and got his degree. But I'm asking does he Teach, Run a youtube channel, AND work in a hospital or clinic? 2 are already impressive, but all 3 would be crazy
There are many people who do vastly more than me. I consider myself far below a lot of my peers in terms of how hard they work