Great video, thanks guys Just a small comment, when you feel the temperature of leg you should use one hand and make the comparison not to use the two hands as every hand perceive and feel differently.
General inspection Close inspection Temperature Capillary refill Dorsalis pedis pulse Monofilament test Vibration test Proprioception tell.me.up or down Ankle reflex Gait
Not necessarily. It's often a complication of long standing diabetes, due to vascular problems. Sudden hair loss on calves can have many reasons, all from autoimmune, hormonal to vascular.
Can I ask what is the grated effect under large toe. It's where there's white skin bits all half cut that when you move your foot on anything it's prickly and sore. It can come onto ball of foot. I can't find no name for it.
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i like your examinations...simple and direct to the point while including all aspects. thanks
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This was a great video on Diabetic foot exam.
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thank you I advice my students to watch it as it is easy to follow and right
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Thank you! Doing an OSCE on this today!
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Simple and easy to remember
that really substitute for the boring sessions
Great video, thanks guys
Just a small comment, when you feel the temperature of leg you should use one hand and make the comparison not to use the two hands as every hand perceive and feel differently.
You need to compare both sides simultaneously
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I’m not even a medic and this is interesting
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could u do ankle and foot exam musculoskeletal aspect? :) pleaseeeeee
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Well , it's a medical topic and i'm a doctor !
Very informative, thanx
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General inspection
Close inspection
Temperature
Capillary refill
Dorsalis pedis pulse
Monofilament test
Vibration test
Proprioception tell.me.up or down
Ankle reflex
Gait
Does hair loss on calves indicate diabetes?
Not necessarily. It's often a complication of long standing diabetes, due to vascular problems. Sudden hair loss on calves can have many reasons, all from autoimmune, hormonal to vascular.
Great job thank you so much
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So informative
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Yea, Thats fine, Yea!
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Geeky Medics for testing fine touch and crude touch , from where to proceed...its from proximal to distal or from distal to proximal ?
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What does PVD stand for while checking for hair loss
Peripheral vascular disease
Prepheral Vascular disease
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As a fellow medical student always search for diabetic foot when a patient is diabetic
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Can I ask what is the grated effect under large toe. It's where there's white skin bits all half cut that when you move your foot on anything it's prickly and sore. It can come onto ball of foot. I can't find no name for it.
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this is great thanks guys! Just one pernickity comment...... no mention of a chaperone :(
why would you need a chaperone to examine a foot.... I mean unless you're into that kinda thing
What is hba1c percentage?
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