Pulmonary fibrosis | Resp OCSE Case - Findings, Presentation, VIVA 

Timestamps: 01:01 - Positive findings 01:47 - How to present your findings? 03:14 - What are the causes of pulmonary fibrosis? 04:02 - What are your differentials? 05:04 - How would you investigate this patient? 06:18 - How would you manage this patient?

to add some context, some examiners at medical schools such as Imperial (where I study) hate it when you lead with your diagnosis when presenting. They often prefer it if you lead with your positive and negatives, then sum up with your top differential and other considerations. I'm sure that worked well for you at Cambridge, I just wouldn't want anyone to get a nasty shock elsewhere!

Fantastic highly underrated content, thanks!

you just saved my life i swear. 10 daysfor viva and i found u..

Loved this -thank you do much for the detailed case .

it would be really helpful if all the systems were covered the differential and positive and negative sighs are very helpful

Yes, this was great. First time I listened to you.

❤thanks dear great presentation but do single case short case on cns cases like spastic paraplegia flaccid paraplegia transverse myelitis gbs myasthenia

My ct scan suggest there is minimum linear fybrotic density in the apical region of both lungs. Can you please help doctor what does that means?

This is so bloody useful thank you dude

At this point i'm still very shocked with the negative result I got after suffering from pulmonary fibrosis for so long. Thanks once again Dr. Ogudugu on RU-vid for your medication.