OET Speaking. Community Health Centre : Venous Stasis Dermatitis.

[@govindakamble5039]

Very well presented Arya mam and Nithin sir . Such an informative video

[@KanjirakadansAcademy]

Glad you liked it

[@ramyae9]

Great explanation guys👏 the entire conversation seemed to be effortlessly executed in a natural way.... Kudos to the entire team 👏

[@NOUFAL5454]

Thanks for the nice session

[@anjalithadeus390]

Good job guyss❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BelovedRN]

One of the best

[@neethusurendran9750]

Informative vdo.. Thank u sir🥰n ma'am

[@vishnurajm4870]

Well explained and neatly done.

[@ajumshiju8972]

Well explained... Keep going guys...

[@KanjirakadansAcademy]

Thank you 🙂

[@ammujose7342]

Well explained..plz make more informative videos like this ❤❤❤

[@KanjirakadansAcademy]

Sure 😊

[@vintanvinod458]

Good presentation

[@AnithaA-xh3zi]

Informative vedio

[@CpJose]

Good

[@mpgroups1313]

Informative video mam

[@KanjirakadansAcademy]

Thanks a lot

[@mohammedajmalkhan9100]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@arunsebastian20122]

👏👏

[@snehalotus7446]

Hi Arya mam we miss you...

[@ashamoljoseph3289]

🔥🔥

[@athiravenugopal478]

Mam , please do one Home visit roleplay for us. 🙏

[@jominibaby8471]

Well done Nithin and Arya

[@BelovedRN]

If the pt is known in ER/CHC/PHC/GP ,v can omit self introduction???

[@KanjirakadansAcademy]

Thank you for raising your query. The need for self introduction varies according to the cue card. In certain que cards, you need to introduce yourself even if it is a known case. So the best solution is to read the que card carefully and if there is a clue that proves that you have already examined the patient, then self introduction is not mandatory.