A shadowy figure stroking a white cat, seated behind a vast desk. He keeps repeating that the plan is "all coming together" while ringing his hands and cackling occasionally.
Dr. Gill, while this video is great as an OSCE exam, I would love a long-format video where you take the time to explain what you are looking and palpating for during each step. For example, why palpate the epicondyle? Is this a location prone tendon or ligament pain? If so, what are the common causes? …that sort of thing.
Watching this with Netflix in the background. Had an absolute brain melt and started hearing your voice twice. Look up to see you on The Island with Bear Grylls , I was confused for a good 15 minutes 😂
Would actually like to see some of the patients have some of the problems you might expect in such an inspection…Not that I want anybody to have health problems it would just be informative to see what the negative diagnosis would be based on…Also I listen to three men in a boat every night just random chapters. peace be well
Unfortunately it’s a bit of a mine field - maybe in the fullness of time, but it would only be from EXPLICIT volunteers and even then, there would likely be an unreasonable level of paperwork
@@DrJamesGill Maybe with a bit of coaching and some loose scripting your usual volunteers could roleplay some ailments. Perhaps a soft voice-over describing the possible causes as each symptom is encountered.
I love watching these videos and seemingly hearing silence in the movements as apposed to the cracking and popping that my body makes during them 😂😂😂, hereditary joint problems are so much fun, lol! Just kidding mine don’t actually crack and pop that badly/loudly thankfully but they’ve done it my entire life that it feels that way in comparison. Great video!
This is crazy i hurt my elbow few weeks ago I keep saying to myself maybe I should get it checked out as im having alot of problems with it. Then bang a video like this pops up.
Having seen this video a few times, I just noticed that her right arm (our left) seems lower in all tests than her other arm, except when she rotates her arms out (directly after standing up). Looking at her shoulders, they also don't seem straight. Does she have scoliosis maybe?
Hello ☺️ I’ve had my blood results through and my iron, folate and vitamin D levels are low, but also my serum alkaline phosphatase level is 187 u/L? Is this something to be concerned about please? Have to wait until mid next week for a doctors appointment
Unfortunately this isn’t really the forum to answer a question like that. But I would say, is that i) you know the result, and ii) you’ve an appointment booked in a while to discuss it. If there is something I’m worried about, I call the patient same day, or as soon as I can So you can be slightly reassured by that 😊
@@DrJamesGill your content is always first rate. I first came to you from the ASMR community but as a chiropractor who does lots of physical exams I really appreciate your examination videos for their content. Thank you very much
The peak of the "most replayed" contour on the video timeline betrays the mindset of a certain demographic of viewers. Elbows might not have been the primary consideration at that particular moment within the video.
This, the joints series, is more interesting than I anticipated... By the way to my eyes, your new assistant resembles Rose, one of Dr who companions...
Dr. Gill, I’d like for you to check a problem I’m having with my right leg. Doctors here are lazily calling it sciatica, but it’s definitely not. I also wouldn’t mind being recorded for the video.
You can see why they wouldn't want to be involved. I wonder whether we could have internet licenses for people interacting with sites and if you accumulate too many demerit points (e.g. by making unsolicited personal comments) you're restricted to read only for a month.
