Dorsal Penile Nerve Block : This shows how to place a dorsal penile nerve block. The dorsal penile nerve block is a technique for producing regional anesthesia of the penis with small volumes of a local anesthetic. This is one
dipstick urine test : This video is showing a dipstick urine test which is the quickest way for urinalysis. This video explains how to assess the color, clarity and the odor of the urine and how to interpret the result.
Bladder washing : This video shows how to place a continuous bladder irrigation (CBI). CBI is usually done in cases of hematuria and in addition to removing clots from the bladder, it can prevent clot formation.
CVA Tenderness : Costovertebral angle (CVA) tenderness assessment is part of the abdominal examination which is a technique for identifying kidney infection. This video demonstrates how to perform a CVA assessment and how to find its site of examination.
Cremasteric Reflex : Cremasteric reflex is a superficial reflex found in men that is elicited when the inner part of the thigh is touched. As a result, the cremaster muscle contracts and pulls up the ipsilateral testicle toward the inguinal canal.
PPD Test : PPD test is a skin test that used for detecting tuberculosis (TB). This video shows you how to place a PPD test and its needed equipment. Moreover, the PPD interpretation (reading the result of the test) is
lymph node examination : A lymph node examination is a part of general examination. The locations of different lymph nodes such as cervical, submental, submandibular, supraclavicular, occipital and etc. that you must know for examination are shown in this video.
Blood Culture Collection : Blood culture is a very common test which is done in laboratories. The procedure of taking blood samples for culture from a man and its essential equipment is demonstrated in this video.
Trousseau and Chvostek’s sign : In this video you can see Chvostek’s and trousseau signs. Chvostek’s sign is a response of facial muscles to tapping over the area of the facial nerve. Trousseau’s sign is carpopedal spasm that results from ischemia.
Blood Culture Collection : Blood culture is a very common test which is done in laboratories. The procedure of taking blood samples for culture from a man and its essential equipment is demonstrated in this video.
Tilt test : Tilt test is used for evaluating the cause of unexplained fainting in patients. In this test, the blood pressure of patient is measured in three positions; lying down, sitting and standing positions; and, the results are
Removal Abdominal Fluid or Ascites – Paracentesis : Paracentesis is a procedure that removes peritoneal fluid from the abdomen through a needle. In this video, the procedure of a real drainage of abdominal fluid or ascites is shown.
Paracentesis #Ascitic tap : This video shows how to place an ascetic tap or paracentesis and discusses about its indications, absolute and relative contraindications, complications, precautions, finding proper needle entry site, post-procedural monitoring and required equipment for this procedure.
Murphy sign : Murphy’s sign test is usually done in patients whom we suspect acute cholecystitis. By palpating the right subcostal area (where gallbladder is) while inspiration, if the patient feels pain, the murphy’s sign is positive.
Liver examination : Examination of the liver is a major part of abdominal examination. It includes palpation, percussion and auscultation of the liver. This video, shows some clinical techniques for assessing the size of the liver which are helpful in
Fluid Wave test : Fluid wave test is usually done in patients with ascites. In this video, the procedure of this test is shown on a man. If the test is positive, then it is a sign of peritoneal fluid
