How to use ear drop : This video discusses about when and how to use ear drops for ear infections such as swimmers’ ear. An important tip is that after placing ear drops, the tragal cartilage should be pumped.
Fruncle (Boil) (2) : Furuncles, or boils, are skin abscesses that result from staphylococcal infection. Other bacteria or fungi can also cause boils. They affect a hair follicle and surrounding tissue. This video shows a furuncle in the external ear
Fruncle (Boil) : Furuncle begins like a small pimple and then develops into a local infection. Furuncles can be extremely painful and any pressure on the front of the ear will make the pain intense. This video shows a furuncle
Earwax irrigation : Ear wax build up can cause hearing loss, itching, cough and pain. In order to remove wax from the ear, first, several drops are put in the ear two to three times daily over a period of
Dix-Hallpike and Epley : This video shows how to perform a Dix-Hallpike and Epley maneuvers and explains their contraindications. The Dix-Hallpike test is a diagnostic maneuver used to identify benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). If this test is positive, use Epley maneuver to
Bells palsy : Bell’s palsy is because of injury to the facial nerve or cranial nerve VII or its branches. This will result in paralysis of some or all facial muscles on the affected side, which is called bell’s palsy.
Anterior nasal packing (2) : Anterior nasal packing is used in management of epistaxis. After a nose injury or surgery, gauze is packed high up into the nose. It soaks up fluids that drain from the nose, such as blood. The
Anterior nasal packing : In this video, the procedure of anterior nasal packing and required equipment are demonstrated. It is used in nasal injuries, particularly epistaxis. In this procedure, a gauze is inserted inside the nasal cavity after numbing the
Acute dystonia (2) : A real case of acute dystonia is shown here. You could see the symptoms of acute dystonic reaction which is a reaction to psychiatric drugs, before applying treatment.
Acute dystonia : An acute dystonic reaction is involuntary contractions of major muscle groups. In this video, you could see a case of acute dystonia which is a child suffering from jaw muscles spasm and as a result he can’t
Get a history of a patient with chest pain : An adult man complaining about his recent Chest Pain and the doctor is trying to take a history from him by asking some targeted questions. By the end of this
external pace maker: This video is talking about external pace maker.External pace maker is a temporary way to improve cardiac hemodynamics until the underlying problem resolves or a permanent pacing strategy is applied.It should not be confused with defibrillation.
Kussmauls sign: This video is talking about Kussmauls sign.Kussmauls sign(the lack of an inspiratory decline in JVP) is present in patients with constrictive pericarditis, but does not distinguish constrictive pericarditis from severe tricuspid valve disease or right-sided HF.
Right Side ECG: This video is talking about Right side ECG.any patient with symptoms of an acute coronary syndrome and electrocardiographic evidence of inferior wall ischemia or infarction, as evidenced by abnormalities of the ST segment or T wave in
Posterior MI: This video is talking about posterior MI.posterior MIs do not look like STEMIs. We usually see ST depression in anterior leads instead of ST elevation.relatively tall R waves may also appear in leads V1 to V3.
Posterior ECG: This video is talking about posterior ECG.we should get posterior ECG when we suspicious about posterior MI especially when patient have inferior MI or right MI.they are a couple of ways to get posterior ECG.
