The 4 MUST KNOW Cardiology OSCE Cases: Presentation & VIVA
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Hi guys, welcome to the channel. Today we’re going to talk about the 4 most common cases that are likely to come up in your cardiology OSCE. I hope you find it useful :)
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Timestamps:
01:33 - Aortic stenosis
09:30 - Mitral regurgitation
12:04 - Aortic valve replacement
06:54 - Coronary artery bypass graft
19:14 - Wrap up
Useful links & resources:
1. Khan Academy for murmur explanation: • Systolic murmurs, dias...
2. Case for Paces textbook: www.amazon.com....
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Who am I? My name is Arun, I’m a junior doctor working in London and graduated from Cambridge University 2 years ago. I’ve helped 100s of students over the last 10 years or so get into med school with things like personal statements, picking uni choices, the UCAT & BMAT exams and medical school interviews. I was the lead UCAT & BMAT tutor for Kaplan Test Prep for 5 years and helped write their materials. I started up a company called Easy Medical Interviews to help students for their medical school interviews. I’ve decided to put all my experience over the years onto CZcams now so its completely free for you guys and hopefully you find it useful!
Please let me know thoughts below on length of this video, would have it been better to split up into shorter videos and cover each case in full? Thanks!
Timestamps:
01:33 - Aortic stenosis
09:30 - Mitral regurgitation
12:04 - Aortic valve replacement
06:54 - Coronary artery bypass graft
19:14 - Wrap up
I couldn't find Lobectomy/ Pneumonectomy OSCE video on this Channel?? Is it not uploaded??
Another super useful video! This is gold dust honestly
Just to add...regarding the mechanism behind cresendo-decresendo murmur in AS...
Ejection systole happens in 2 phases I.e. rapid ejection phase and reduced ejection phase. So rapid ejection phase gives rise to the crescendo and the latter phase gives rise to the descendo
Thank you very much for sharing quality contents!! Much appreciated
Got real patient osces coming up and this is exactly what i needed!
That tip about the grading system and knowing to differentiate between grade 3 and 4 is amazing!!
really useful watching this, as my finals are coming up!
This is super helpful! Thanks for the vid! Can’t wait to see more osce vids for other systems on your channel. :)
out here doing gods work Arun, tysm!
Thanks man! This was so useful, especially going through what the murmurs actually sound like!!
Awesome stuff Arun
excellent video! thank you. re case 3, in terms of the anti-coagulation, you mentioned dabigatran? I thought that dabigatran was contraindicated in aortic valve replacement (RE-ALIGN trial)
This was so helpful. God bless you.
osce tomorrow, life saver
Al slam alikum
Dear doctor
I think this is the moment for u to set up your own classes regularly
Thank you! This was very detailed and easy 😊
Great video thank you!
Any chance you have notes you're willing to share for the retrospective viva stuff? :)
Thanks for the video. Do you have any video resources on how to perform a focused cardiac physical exam under timed conditions for different presentations ex: left heart failure, right heart failure, aortic stenosis, aortic regurgitation, and mitral regurgitation?
it is a good video . am searching a complete cardiovascular examination along with the related general examination in your videos as a full cardiac case in osce exams like.. do u make any like this
Adding the *spice 🤣 thank you so much for this!!
please tell me best book of pediatric osce form that i read
u need a new mic boi