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ALL clinical Examination videos needed for All doctors and medical student to Pass MRCP and MRCGP but we must study Macleod's Clinical Examination textbook also
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1. General Examination



 The respiratory system begin from the nose and mouth and finishes at thealveoli. The student is guided through a virtual classroom environmentenhanced with live footage, graphic images, animations, pictures of
pathologies, sound recordings and revision tables, starting from basic considerations to more advanced clinical techniques.



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3. Cardiovascular Examination
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This presentation starts with an effective review of the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system. It is enhanced with the use of specially designed graphic images, animations and summary slides. It starts with general inspection of the hands and face and how external features may reflect internal pathologies relating to the cardiovascular system. The presentation proceeds in a step-by-step evaluation of the patient, focusing on the heart and circulatory tree.
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4. Abdominal Examination
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This presentation starts with an effective review of the anatomy and
physiology of the gastrointestinal system. It is enhanced with the use
of specially designed graphic images, animations and summary slides. It
starts with general inspection of the hands and face and how external
features may reflect internal pathologies relating to the
gastrointestinal system. The presentation proceeds in a step-by-step
evaluation of the patient, focusing on the abdomen and pelvic regions.

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5. Peripheral Nervous System Examination




Examination of this complex system is often viewed with trepidation by most students. This is due to a number of reasons and in particular; aclear understanding of the neuroanatomy, the application of clinical
skills and the interpretation of findings. In this presentation we take you in a simplified step-by-step approach beginning with a review of the
anatomy. Making use of many specially designed images and animations we take you on an anatomical journey from the cerebral cortex, to the spinal tracts, the principal plexii, peripheral nerves their course and
distribution until they supply their effector structures.


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6. Cranial Nerves Examination



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Examination of the 12 cranial nerves – like the peripheral nervous
system – presents a challenge to the student and practitioner alike.
Achieving a clinical competency in evaluating the cranial nerves needs
frequent practice and revision. In this presentation we explore the
structure, distribution and function of each cranial nerve with clear
images and animations before proceeding to evaluate them. Clinical
examination is presented in a simplified approach, what you may find and
what this might signify.
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7. Case History Taking and Differential Diagnosis
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Case History taking forms the first major component in the process of
arriving at a diagnosis. Taking a concise and focused case history
requires good listening, interpersonal and analytical skills. In most
cases the clinician would have developed their differential diagnosis on
case history alone. Subsequent clinical examination and further
diagnostic procedures must be based on the identification of emerging
themes that will eventually give rise to the most probable
diagnosis(es). The process of focused case history inquiry and the
development of differential diagnosis is demonstrated in a unique and
innovative approach by analyzing the progress of real clinical
encounters.
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8. Musculoskeletal Examination
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For a meaningful and effective Musculoskeletal Examination you need an
in-depth knowledge of anatomy and its relationship to function as well
as clear demonstration techniques. This extensive presentation achieves
these objectives by taking a step-by-step approach from basic principles
of the musculoskeletal system to specialised diagnostic techniques.
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Remember that clinical examination alone not enough to pass in MRCP OR MRCGP you must study

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