Orthopedics

Explanations of procedures and signs associated with various OSCE style stations relevant to first and second year MBBS, including pictures of relevant pathology and illustrative diagrams. Includes - resuscitatio - peripheral pulse - blood pressur - cardiovascular exam (including relevant aspects of the general examination - ECG lead placemen - Respiratory exam (including relevant aspects of the general examination - peak flo - vitalograp - abdominal examination (including relevant aspects of the general examination - PNS (motor function - Reflexes alon - cranial nerve exa - Thyroid exa - cervical and lymph node (diagrams only - Shoulder joint exa - Hip joint exam  

Surface anatomy cardio respiratory system IVC- approx 20cm runningdownon righthandside of vertebral column. Sternal angle Suprasternal/JugularNotch Apex of the…  

Definition, classification system, initial management and evidence  

Raymond G Buick FRCS 9 mins  

Anatomy tutorial for medical students covering joints, bones and foramena of the skull - 16 mins  

A slideshow on The Abdominal Wall - Muscles of the Trunk  

A slideshow on The Pelvis - Bones and Joints  

This chest examination video is part of the MedPrep tutorial video series: http://www.medprep.in/clinical-examination-videos.php which has received 20,000+ views on Youtube. The videos are designed to be concise and engaging, at times with humour. I hope you enjoy viewing them and find them useful.  

A comprehensive summary of how skin wounds and fractures heal, broken down into manageable stages.  

A video teaching the management of an at risk airway in an unwell patient, based on a simulated scenario; highlighting important teaching points.  

An overview of clinical back pain, looking at common aetiology and methods of avoiding reinjury.  

Margaret attempts to perform an examination of the elbow  

Margaret attempts to perform a GALS screen.  

Tommy attempts to perform an examination of the spine.  

This video - produced by students at Oxford University Medical School in conjunction with the faculty - demonstrates how to immobilise a patient's C-spine using collar, bags and tape.<br>It is part of a series of videos on the Initial Assessment of a Trauma Patient.  

This video - produced by students at Oxford University Medical School in conjunction with the faculty - demonstrates how to size and fit a C-spine collar.<br>It is part of a series of videos on the Initial Assessment of a Trauma Patient.  

Guide to doing a clinical exam on muscle, power and tone by the clinical skills tutors at the University of Liverpool  

Case-based X-ray Interpretation with Questions.  

Fractures 26/11/12 – 30/11/12  

Radiology Teaching 19/11/12 – 23/11/12