Shoulder examination video produced by King’s College London - King’s Undergraduate Medical Education in the Community Physiotherapist: Laura Smith Patient: Donald Sze Filmed at The Royal Collage of General Practitioners.
I wonder if the people posting these videos are aware they're getting more coverage in the ASMR community than they are in the medical field. On the flip side, we're all gonna be able to do basic checks on our friends if they're ever injured.
Dr James Gill is more than aware, he's made a video or two addressing it. To cut a long story short, he's got a bit of a roasting for it at work, but is pleased that he's making something that can help people sleep and relax, as he well aware of the medical benefits of both of those.
I got bursitis in both shoulders and when I did the move at 1:37 I felt a sharp pain in my left shoulder. Another sharp pain when I lifted at 1:40 Doc gave me stretches but they don't seem to help. He said I had a bone spur in my left shoulder. Anything else I can do besides surgery?
“...take your arms all the way up to the ceiling, high as you can go, and you’re happy with that?” Actually doc, i was really hoping they could do this *tries to detach arms vertically*
Didn’t she say she was a “Physy A” or “Phys E. A.?” Here in the United States, we have P.A.s which is short for Physicians Assistant, as well as APRNs, which are Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioners and they both do basically everything a Medical Doctor can do with the exception of surgery. I don’t think I’ve ever had a healthcare provider say “lovely,” or ask “are you happy with that?” I’ve watched a lot of these videos, most of which are from England, so I expect to hear things like “brilliant” and “lovely.” Here, you are typically asked, “any pain when I do this?” Then they go over their assessment when they’re done.