CVS Examination (Inspection, Palpation & Percussion), Dept. of Medicine, JNMC.

[@soujanyajoshi2936]

I never watched such detailed explanation video before , it helped me a lot during exams thank you soo much sir🙏

[@clinicalsnippetsbydr.soury5260]

Carry on. God bless you.

[@drutkarshthatere4641]

ONE OF THE BEST TEACHER OF CLINICAL PRACTICE

[@GauravKumar-st1cd]

Very nice clinical demonstration sir. Really hats off to your clinical commitment. It reflects your love for the speciality.

[@apoorvareddy4727]

This is a real saver during exams...thank you sir.

[@sangeetbhatia5994]

I wish I found these videos in 2nd year
Soo good

[@lalitkumawat7579]

Great video, within 20mins whole cvs examination 🔥🔥

[@Qalb-i-Sakoon]

Wonderfully explained sir❤

[@darshanashandilya6557]

Such a wonderful detailed video sir .. thankyou so much 🙏. It’s of great help 🙏👌

[@manjuraghav1626]

You are really really great.. I have never seen such a detailed explanation
Really useful
Thank you so much sir

[@Jeenstudbs]

very informative & detailed examination...very informative & useful for BHMS exams...Thank u so much sir...

[@parthsharma6170]

Very detailed clinical examination.Thank You Sir.

[@dr.ziaul-hussnain6070]

The best lecture.

[@Pravinbagul300]

To palpate the apex beat there is no need to shift the position of pt. As it can change the position of apex beat. So bottom line is if apex beat is not palpable say it apex beat not palpable.Reference Hutchinson.

[@blessymaria2407]

Usually we shift the position

[@ritwikbiswas3635]

This is incredible. Thank you so much sir

[@drkemcolian]

Excellent
Very detailed,
Thank u sir..

[@itsmyworld7580]

Sir please make more nd more video such a crystal clear explanation of everything it such a great content thanks sir

[@BigSRKfan]

7:29 should we move the patient to left lateral? Will this not cause shifting of apex beat ? I think it should be done in sitting and leaning forward position!,, anybody please clearify if I m wrong!!

[@clinicalsnippetsbydr.soury5260]

In left lat if apex is palpable, hypothetically its 1 cm away from the normalcy

[@abdidibasa5023]

Thank you! This is attractive video

[@preethibaskaran5935]

Awesome explanation sir 🙏

[@Dr..90]

Really the best thank u so much allah bless you dr

[@rupalipadhiary4872]

Thank you So much

[@karnpant582]

Wowww sir🎉

[@revatisamartha567]

Nicee...💓

[@harshkansagara1998]

Very nicely explained case

[@yeshwantlamture6410]

Very good presentation. Thanks

[@user-rp8hv1sw4y]

15 :00min for percussion
15:00

[@adityasoni3288]

Thanks Sir 🙏🏻😀😀

[@ashmasl8179]

Thank u sir .

[@medicosstation5231]

Very nice

[@basantsharma9086]

Awesome Sir

[@scalpelplease4780]

Thank you sir

[@satyamp6202]

❤

[@jyotigarg707]

Very very helpful

[@santoshbokre77]

Nice explanation

[@Sheetal399]

Sir gen examination video

[@Legna_123]

Beautiful

[@kartiksapariya9030]

👍👍👍👍

[@Aviakash77]

Clumsy

[@salman3160]

never draw on a patient, highly unethical

[@clinicalsnippetsbydr.soury5260]

All patients consent had been taken prior. Drawing started from the beginning of medical teaching in form of SURFACE MARKING in anatomy.

[@salman3160]

@@clinicalsnippetsbydr.soury5260 unnecessary

[@Myneuron-013]

@@salman3160 Go and read book.

[@salman3160]

@@Myneuron-013 which book ?

[@yasir.world07]

Beautiful