I came here from the Anas' vlog, this is very beneficial for medical students like me as I am in Russia and ppl here don't know English and we have to communicate in Russian but I don't want to work here in future so learning Rusaian will not necessarily help me that much apart from knowing a language. But this has really helped me and I believe there r thousands of students like me who will benifit from this. N I ask. U guys to make more new vids n fill this channel up, . N c u in the Jannah inshaallah, if not in this world. Assalamalaikum.
This is definitely beneficial for me as well ! As I learn material in French, communicate with patients in arabic / Tunisian but have to learn things myself online and read books /research in English ❤
This is so useful! Please do videos of all the different examinations- would be so useful! (+so nice seeing a George's student producing such good content!)
Anas and zain. Just amazing. I can already see this channel blowing up. You guys are doing something very significant for medical students and i really appreciate the effort. Plz keep up the good work.❤
Clicking on a recommended video and to find Anas' face welcome you, pleasant surprise! :D I LOVED this video, favourite thing was how you included a list of differentials, etc on the side to help understand why you're asking each question. Defo stealing some of your signposting and convo transition techniques as well. Thanks a bunch! Hope you guys pick up on this channel and come out with some more of these OSCE videos
Even just as a casual watching for the unintentional asmr, I can already say I’ve learned so much and things to look out for in the real world, good video guys
Came here right watching Anas’ video! So thankful you guys have put together this page. A “how to study in Med school” would be really appreciated! Thanks
Amazing I already watch it and it was really really helpful. I have problem that I always afraid shy and loss my confidence 😞😞 so I can’t speak slowly and calm I want to fix honestly 🥺🥺
i predict that he had angina, and it is basically correlating with the symptoms that he mentioned like high colesterol and left arm pain, this is just a prediction, it could be an other medical case, and definitely confirmed with physical examination. anyway this was an awesome interview
@@emmanuelesoko2593 well if it is stable then he would experience the symptoms under stress only, in case of unstable symptoms will appear in rest, it depends on his history. wish you healthy life 💓
This is so useful, i’m currently a 3rd year medical student. I found this really helpful and would you might send me the script of this video, so i can practice more with my classmate to make an advancement in our clinical communication skill? Sincerely, thank you for you work.
Really useful video I love how there is very concise explanations on the side which I can use for my notes! Would love more History Taking videos for Acute and Chronic conditions as well as taking short and long histories depending on the emergency and situation. Otherwise thanks for this video!👍🏽
This case is ACS pain lasts 40minutes and reliefs Analgesics is UA. He has modifiable risk factor which is HTN and non modifiable risk factor which is Hereditary his dad dies heart attack.
Hey! I am a subscriber on your other channel, I came across this video purely by accident. Could you do more of these OSCE, I found this extremely helpful. I am looking for an OSCE History Taking on a sore throat (ENT).
Really good history taking skills. But, the doctor doesn't seem to be writing anything down? Since it's quite an extensive history, shouldn't you be writing something down? Or is that not usually done in OSCEs?
First time i watched this video i was in first year of medschool, now i am a 4th year medstudent who has their osce exams in two weeks. I hope it goes well 🤞 Edit : I passed but I'm not satisfied with the grade I got because there was one station where I completely forgot to mention one important element which was critical.
Impressive, this was probably the least awkward OSCE example I have seen for taking a history. Well done. Thanks for the refresher.
That was a clean Socrates!
I came here from the Anas' vlog, this is very beneficial for medical students like me as I am in Russia and ppl here don't know English and we have to communicate in Russian but I don't want to work here in future so learning Rusaian will not necessarily help me that much apart from knowing a language. But this has really helped me and I believe there r thousands of students like me who will benifit from this. N I ask. U guys to make more new vids n fill this channel up, . N c u in the Jannah inshaallah, if not in this world. Assalamalaikum.
This is definitely beneficial for me as well ! As I learn material in French, communicate with patients in arabic / Tunisian but have to learn things myself online and read books /research in English ❤
Im a 3rd year medical student. I came here after watching anas's video. This was very helpful. Please keep it up. You have my full support!
Thank you
This is so useful! Please do videos of all the different examinations- would be so useful! (+so nice seeing a George's student producing such good content!)
Thank you! plenty more videos coming soon
@@drsmanual2275 More videos plssss its so useful and good
Dude what wrong u guy have not released any videos In years
Thank you! One of the best interviews seen so far as a medical student!
Anas and zain. Just amazing. I can already see this channel blowing up. You guys are doing something very significant for medical students and i really appreciate the effort. Plz keep up the good work.❤
That’s a really nice comment thank you :)
Clicking on a recommended video and to find Anas' face welcome you, pleasant surprise! :D I LOVED this video, favourite thing was how you included a list of differentials, etc on the side to help understand why you're asking each question. Defo stealing some of your signposting and convo transition techniques as well. Thanks a bunch! Hope you guys pick up on this channel and come out with some more of these OSCE videos
Even just as a casual watching for the unintentional asmr, I can already say I’ve learned so much and things to look out for in the real world, good video guys
amazing. as a final year medical student i appreciate the time and effort taken to make this and subsequent videos
This was very useful. The presenter did a great job. I've learned a lot from this video. I hope that you guys will do more videos of such caliber.
This is amazing. I am going to take the CA exam and this video was very useful. Thank you so much for your time.
This doctor is too good men. I am just shouting in my house. So systematic.
Came here right watching Anas’ video! So thankful you guys have put together this page.
A “how to study in Med school” would be really appreciated! Thanks
Thank you for your suggestion
Gosh, this was so smooth and feels so natural! So inspiring
The checklist on the right side of the screen is brilliant idea, and the video is professional, well done guy
How did I only find this channel now?! Very helpful, thank you.
Well-crafted. Great content looking forward for more.
OMG 😍 this is the first time for me to be oriented in history taking 😭
The g Anas providing the knowledge to the future Zain look clean as always
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This was extraordinary! Keep em coming please!
this is one of the best coversations . please make more communication videos .
This is helpful for both NPs and medical students. I love this video!
Amazing I already watch it and it was really really helpful.
I have problem that I always afraid shy and loss my confidence 😞😞 so I can’t speak slowly and calm I want to fix honestly 🥺🥺
Absolutely loved this!!! 🙏🏾 grateful for this type of medical content
This video was so helpful, I hope you'll continue making more videos.
Very nice👏 keep it up👍🌹
I'm a semi final medical student at university of khartoum / Sudan.
So thankful for this channel and your efforts!
We are happy to help!
I like the video, very nice. I prefer to ask recent weight changes, not weight lost as it is a closed question.
This is simply amazing.
Hi , these videos are useful. I just found 4 videos. I would like to see morevideos on different presentation and it's history taking.
Would love to see an abdo pain and back pain as these are great!
Good job
This history took about 10 minutes. In plab 2, where we need to wind it up in 4 minutes, it's pretty challenging. Any tips for that?
i predict that he had angina, and it is basically correlating with the symptoms that he mentioned like high colesterol and left arm pain, this is just a prediction, it could be an other medical case, and definitely confirmed with physical examination.
anyway this was an awesome interview
You made me feel better. I also have that as my top differentials, but not sure if this was under the stable or unstable angina.
@@emmanuelesoko2593
well if it is stable then he would experience the symptoms under stress only, in case of unstable symptoms will appear in rest, it depends on his history.
wish you healthy life 💓
This is very helpful to me in preparation of my OSCE that is coming up. Thank you so much. Please, upload more.
This is so professional, thank you
not even a medical student but i find this really interesting
Tons of thanks ❤❤ Please do more!
This was really helpful for medical interpreter practise :) thanks!
this is amazing ! please do more !
I hope i can be as skilled as this one day.
Lol a cardiac patient doing good in an instant history interview !
thanks guys ! it is helpful guys! keep it up ! need more of these 😍
that was amazing i hope you will make a new videos 🙏🏼
I’m becoming an audiologists and this is quite helpful as we need to be able to have these kind of conversations with the patients too
great to get an idea of therapeutic interactions and communication - I am a 3rd year nursing student :)
please continue this seriess!
this was an excellent hx taking. please do more on all systems
This is so useful, i’m currently a 3rd year medical student. I found this really helpful and would you might send me the script of this video, so i can practice more with my classmate to make an advancement in our clinical communication skill? Sincerely, thank you for you work.
these are so helpful, please please do more
Thank you so much bro. I'm using these tips to study effectively.
'It's always good to enjoy your job' aww 😂😍
Can you do one for other histories please? I find these very useful
Really useful video I love how there is very concise explanations on the side which I can use for my notes! Would love more History Taking videos for Acute and Chronic conditions as well as taking short and long histories depending on the emergency and situation. Otherwise thanks for this video!👍🏽
Hope you doing well and staying safe.......
This case is ACS pain lasts 40minutes and reliefs Analgesics is UA. He has modifiable risk factor which is HTN and non modifiable risk factor which is Hereditary his dad dies heart attack.
Can you do one for all systems? This has helped me a lot and i would love to see for all systems as well
I hope this is the case of ACS ..He is having a modifible risk factor of Hypertension..pls anyone correct me if I'm wrong...
this was excellent! thank you!
Loved it!! I would really appreciate if you could also share how was the writing of this story on the charts!
This is really good pls post more
Amazing
Make a video on ischemic chest pain case presentation
Man said its always good to enjoy your job 😂
I AM LOVING THIS !!! You are amazing Anas ❤❤ Thank you for this good quality content !
Hope you doing well and staying safe.......
Amazing 😭💓 plz more my exams is so soon you are amazing 💜
Quick question from a first year med student ; is it wrong to take notes whilst performing an Osce on a patient ?
This was great, very informative too
I loved this and wish you made more
Hey! I am a subscriber on your other channel, I came across this video purely by accident. Could you do more of these OSCE, I found this extremely helpful. I am looking for an OSCE History Taking on a sore throat (ENT).
Jazak Allak khair , would be great for me if you guys mention the DD at the end
Great video mate ✌️
So helpful , make more videos pls
This was really helpful. Thank you!
Excellent job... Keep it up
awesome!! very helpful
wow it so helping .Hi this is harold kusa from UPNG medfac
Go ahead & Continue it's so beneficial 🌡✌
Great video... Can you add more videos ?
Any idea if patient doesn't know how to rank severity of the pain? What other methods can we use to know about severity of the pain?
Great thanks
More videos like that pleeaaaaaaaaaase
Super super good man thanks
THAT WAS TOO GOOD.
So Good! Thanks
please make more videos
Wow thank you so much
We want MORE CONTENT... (please)!!!!
This is very helpful !
Excellent job MashaAllah....my internal medicine clinical exam next week &I am not ready....any advice ??
Me too. Mine is next week and am afraid.
Good job boys, i found it pretty well explanatory for my students,
Thank you so much! Jazakum allah khairan
How can one finish this in 8 minutes? My OSCE station in 8 minutes only.
Be a bit less thorough. Ask a few broad questions rather than all the specifics one by one.
Nice one🤞
If only history-taking really went like this.
So helpful Tysm😊
Outstanding
That was great!
Is that it? No more videos? 😪
Really good history taking skills. But, the doctor doesn't seem to be writing anything down? Since it's quite an extensive history, shouldn't you be writing something down? Or is that not usually done in OSCEs?
Usually not
First time i watched this video i was in first year of medschool, now i am a 4th year medstudent who has their osce exams in two weeks. I hope it goes well 🤞
Edit : I passed but I'm not satisfied with the grade I got because there was one station where I completely forgot to mention one important element which was critical.
Now I’m a 5th year medstudent who has their osce exams in two days. And I’m watching this video for the second time. 😂
Amazing video