Thank you for writing such a relatable comment 😆 I’m not sure I feel quite ready for a plane emergency, but if anyone needs a cranial nerve exam - I. WILL . BE . THERE
I was diagnosed with Papilledema related intercranial hypertension. It wasn’t until getting my eye exam after almost a complete month of being ignored by general practitioners about my symptoms did I get told to see my Optometrist and I am so thankful for her every day because she kept me from losing my vision completely!
Hence why ALL patients which blurred vision need to be seen. Plus I always advise patients with blurred vision to see the ophthalmologist. Many don’t like being told that, as it’s an extra step for them, but the retinal photography is much better, and thus safer, than just using the ophthalmoscope
whenever i feel sad, i always try to remember that there are people in the world that have so many problems. like this poor girl abby tutt. shes always at the doctors being examined :(
We are working through a series on eye disease. We’ve just done the first one looking at diabetic retinopathy - changes to the back of the eye here Diabetic Retinopathy - Using an Ophthalmoscope - Clinical Skills - Dr Gill th-cam.com/video/u2wQcvXI_co/w-d-xo.html
Quick question doc, with partial vision how does this affect the eye exam, I assume it'd be recorded in the medical history. Just curious is all, thanks in advance
This exam is to check for eye health such as health of the retina and the blood supply. I’m partially blind in my right eye - it actually helps as you won’t be aggravated by the light as easily :). Sometimes partial sightedness can affect how wide the pupil opens so makes it slightly difficult for the doctor to see in but then you would likely be seeing an optometrist with better equipment :)
@@bethp311 Very exciting, at times it might be a "mad" move, but if you find enjoyment, it can be quite fun I can't quite say I'd do it for as far/long, but definitely exciting when biking
Bro the first rule is ..when you examine the right fundus ,you have to hold the opthalmoscope in right hand and vice versa....nice demonstration but that needs to be corrected.
Very true. However I have a problem in one eye, so examine slightly atypically. Unfortunately it was someone I didn’t highlight clearly enough in the video
Dr. Gill, could you just come over to the US? Don’t say you’re a doc. Go to the ER which is where everyone goes, tell them you don’t have insurance. Just let us know your thoughts on that experience. At this point you probably haven’t been asked what’s wrong but you’ve spent 6-8 hours in a waiting room being billed
Hello Dr, my left eye is seeing an oblong shape floaters that won’t go away for almost a week now, and it’s now blurry vision compare to my right eye. My appointment to the eye dr is in a couple of days more so I just want to hear what your opinion about that? It started when I keep staring at my computer screen and reading because of my studies. I hope its nothing serious
I'm not sure why but I've always loved eye exams - I'm always so fascinated by anything outside of my own research field (English Literature) so I'm that one annoying patient that will ask you a million questions about how it works, what you're looking for, etc. These videos definitely help to satiate that curiosity and, hopefully, make me a better patient! Thank you Dr Gill :)
I think there is a difference between the patient being engaged with their health, and turning a discussion of two experts - the patient in how their body feels and the doctor in their area of medicine, into a two person discussion with commentary from Dr Google on the side. Dr G is a problem
@@DrJamesGill I can see how that could be frustrating, especially if you then have to find a diplomatic way to say they're wrong and should have consulted an expert a month ago.
As an autistic person I really appreciate the fact that you explain in detail what the examination will be like before carrying it out. I know I would feel much more at ease during medical appointments if more doctors did this
@@Triattt I couldn't figure that out, because I left. 😄 Maybe they are tired of listening to problems 🤷🏼♀️ or annoyed by Doctor Internet (what is understandable in some point) or just hate to explain.
I have zero experience in the medical field, but I’ve actually learnt a fair amount just from watching Dr. Gill for the last handful of years. It’s all so fascinating. Not to mention, these two make such a great pair.
I know we all have our different triggers, but this extreme proximity combined with soft speaking is wildly intense. You could do hours if this and I wouldn’t tire of it.
Theres one other doctor I know of who does these sort of things but with intention of making asmr, cant recall his name atm. But yes, as part of the asmr community, I just discovered this man ❤
@@willwalk2000SRP sounds right up your alley. He’s an optometrist who does intentional ASMR, but also speaks in a way that makes it sound unintentional so it’s that perfect mixture of the two.
I wonder how many times seasoned doc's had their students do this to someone with a glass eye just to sit back and wait for their reactions. Or worse: have it pop out of the socket.😂
The great duo is back ! Though I started watching these videos for the asmr purposes but now I am actually learning quite a bit from all these ! Happy Birthday in advance Abby 🥳
I sadly had to quit med school due to monetary issues, but when I was there I had classmates above the age of 50! According to my professors, it is not uncommon to see people becoming MDs after their 60’s, they have a good decade of practice and fulfill the dream they couldn’t during younger ages. Go for it!!!
We’re all still working. Just there isn’t enough capacity. I was talking to someone today, that technically a GP surgery has to see ALL patients who request an appointment The problem is there are not enough doctors to meet that need. I don’t know about you, but lasts time I was seen (I needed an MRI as part of a possible cancer work up - it was negative) I don’t want the doctor who is doing that work up to have seen 60 people that morning, and is utterly shattered for the afternoon
Do doctors have to explain this much? can he just say "i'm going to check your eyes now" and then get on with it... all the micro-explanations make me feel like there's a malpractice attorney under a gurney somewhere just waiting to pounce into the room.
It’s partially about respect, and so that the patient knows what is going on A reflex is a good example, if the patient isn’t prepared and understands what will happen, it can impair the test
Abby is an immortal being with the ability to transfer from one timeline to the next in the search for the key to becoming the ultimate life form, in hopes of doing so, most of her experiments into the timeline bring her back to Dr Gill, as examination demonstrations may very well be the key to unlocking her hidden potential and ascending into omnipotence. This concludes this chapter of the lore.
I just stumbled across your video and I have to say this was really good! I listen to a lot of asmr but it's hard to find real medical professionals who have channels that do these examinations that have asmr feel to it, you're voice is very soothing as well so I subscribed and will watch more of your videos and stick around :)
This is my absolute favourite video! It could be much longer. Just love the soft spoken voice very close to the patient! It feels so real and sometimes i get goosebumps! Thank you Dr. James Gill! Greetings from Germany
There isn’t really a “full body check” We start in the first week of term by teaching the “general examination” but that really is a crutch to get the students to understand how to start examining the body. My response to why I don’t like it is I’ve never had a patient come to me an say “doctor, my generally feels a bit sore, could you examine it” Yes that is hyperbole, but we should be able to narrow down what we need to be looking for from the history. Keeping in mind, 70-80% of our differentials should come from the history, and realistically the examination should be used to try and refute those differentials 😊
@@DrJamesGill thanks very much for your detailed response. Upon reflection 'full body check' sounds like airport security language! What I was more angling towards was something along the lines of the examinations where almost all aspects of your makeup are checked but I suppose if one was to amalgamate all the videos you have done into one, all those fields would be covered! Again, thanks for taking the time to reply and for your informative videos 👍
Okay, I know we all love Dr. Gill. But can we all appreciate Abby for a moment, how great she is in every single video
I feel like we should all sign a birthday card for her next week …
@@vicklemiss I want to, but shipping fees expensive af. (I live in North Africa)
Drop me a message on her Twitter. It will make her day 😊
@@DrJamesGill I love this community lol. I don't have Twitter but Happy Birthday Abby! I wish you good health 😊🎉
And also a medical miracle to survive all her clinical conditions addressed in the videos LOL
At this point I almost feel qualified to stand up if anyone asks if there's a doctor on the plane
Just make sure you don’t have any sandwich breath before proceeding
@@kiely4561 that would certainly make him red in the face
Fight, fight, fight
@@Deflepps It was his face!
Thank you for writing such a relatable comment 😆 I’m not sure I feel quite ready for a plane emergency, but if anyone needs a cranial nerve exam - I. WILL . BE . THERE
I was diagnosed with Papilledema related intercranial hypertension. It wasn’t until getting my eye exam after almost a complete month of being ignored by general practitioners about my symptoms did I get told to see my Optometrist and I am so thankful for her every day because she kept me from losing my vision completely!
Hence why ALL patients which blurred vision need to be seen. Plus I always advise patients with blurred vision to see the ophthalmologist.
Many don’t like being told that, as it’s an extra step for them, but the retinal photography is much better, and thus safer, than just using the ophthalmoscope
I’ll be doing another video on hypertension related changes, as they are a little different
As an American I appreciate the Dr’s vocabulary such as “brilliant” and “grand” and “are you happy to proceed”
This should have been posted this video December 7th so everyone can say happy birthday to abby
Don't forget: it's Abby's birthday next month!
“Are you happy to proceed with that?”
“No..”
End Of Video 😆
Had to come back to this absolute banger after Abbie’s graduation video
Abby is very responsible with her health. She checks herself in every way possible.
whenever i feel sad, i always try to remember that there are people in the world that have so many problems. like this poor girl abby tutt. shes always at the doctors being examined :(
Abbey and gill
Doctor and Abbey my fav duo after Daft punk
🤣🤣
When examining the back of the eye, what abnormalities are you looking for? Also, how different would the abnormality be compare to a healthy eye?
We are working through a series on eye disease.
We’ve just done the first one looking at diabetic retinopathy - changes to the back of the eye here
Diabetic Retinopathy - Using an Ophthalmoscope - Clinical Skills - Dr Gill
th-cam.com/video/u2wQcvXI_co/w-d-xo.html
We also have a video looking in detail about what we are doing for the eye exam
th-cam.com/video/m7ZP_iTz8Ms/w-d-xo.html
@@DrJamesGill thank you for your response. I will watch both videos and follow the series. Thanks again!
Help they are useful 😊
@@DrJamesGill dr. Gill coming through with the resources!
Why do I like so much this kind of videos?
0:52 "Proudly brought to you by Purell"
3:42 After all that it would of been funny if Dr Gill said "Everything looks normal, you have 2 eyes" 😂
Exelente ASMR,me encanta,1000000 te doy todo esto te lo mereces 🤩
Aaaaah. Time to relax. 💕
The ASMR was strong with this one 😴🥱🤍
Quick question doc, with partial vision how does this affect the eye exam, I assume it'd be recorded in the medical history. Just curious is all, thanks in advance
Do you mean for the examiner or the patient?
@@DrJamesGill Patient, I would assume.
This exam is to check for eye health such as health of the retina and the blood supply. I’m partially blind in my right eye - it actually helps as you won’t be aggravated by the light as easily :). Sometimes partial sightedness can affect how wide the pupil opens so makes it slightly difficult for the doctor to see in but then you would likely be seeing an optometrist with better equipment :)
Sorry, for the examiner. How does the exam change, if any
I have a slight issue with my right eye, so clinically I’ll do the examination with the left eye, but highlight it to the patient
it’s almost our girl’s bday
Abby’s got birthday coming up. Happy birthday from across the pond!!
Makes me fall asleep good 😊
Dr. Gill, why do you have to ask the patient if he agrees that you continue every time?
If he would get something bad with his eye, an eye exam would be examed on an eye examer to be able to examine an eye
Where’s Mr Gill been on Holiday too? That’s a proper tan!!
Apologies. Dr Gill.
That’s just from running outside 😊
Gill and Tutt 11: Eye, Robot
Har har
What a thumbnail, this video is medical education plus ASMR, but also an early x-mas present for the Abby-Gill-Shippers ;D
I'm curious. Have you ever come across anything concerning with a 'patient' while filming one of your videos?
Not for a clinical skills video. But every year when teaching clinical skills we normally advise at least one student attends their doctor
This got recommended because I like asmr. Weird.
1:39 is it weird the first thing i thought of was “Are we bout to kiss right now?”
Hello Dr Gill
May I ask, did you do anything fun this week? I'm also curious if you have any plans for this weekend
Sincerely, your friend Flip
We saw the new ghostbusters - HIGHLY recommend
He also booked himself for a 100km bike ride on Sunday! Mad man ❤️
@@DrJamesGill I've thought about going, but now I'll definitely have to experience it, thanks to you
@@bethp311 Very exciting, at times it might be a "mad" move, but if you find enjoyment, it can be quite fun
I can't quite say I'd do it for as far/long, but definitely exciting when biking
0:53 the classic single to double-hand cut away handgel application
Okay. Super. Super. Superb. Okay. Okay. Okay. Kay. Okay that’s super. That’s good. That’s grand. Okay. Kay. Kay. Okay. Thank you. Very good. Kay. Kay. Okay. Okay thank you. Okay. Superb thank you very much.
0:45 Do you clean your hands based on what tha patients name and birthdate is??
🤣🤣🤣
No it’s actually a time saving thing. I’m listening and washing at the same time.
Dr. Gill should be the head of the CDC.
The dude doctor needs to tell me a bedtime story. I don’t want any man on man action, just wanna sleep. Tell story then leave me be. Lovely!
I would never be eye clinician because I would end up kissing my patients. 😗
Is this examination easier or harder depending on the eye color?
No difference
Did Dr Gill have sandwich breath ?
Bro the first rule is ..when you examine the right fundus ,you have to hold the opthalmoscope in right hand and vice versa....nice demonstration but that needs to be corrected.
Very true. However I have a problem in one eye, so examine slightly atypically. Unfortunately it was someone I didn’t highlight clearly enough in the video
Oh ...that's why..I didn't know sir.
We are very grateful for your informative videos. All the best..take care
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ABBY!
What happens if they say no does the video end lol
Yup. They are very brief, and should likely be uploaded to the shorts
happy birthday abby
Happy birthday abby!
I'm guessing you wear a watch a lot
Dr. Gill, could you just come over to the US? Don’t say you’re a doc. Go to the ER which is where everyone goes, tell them you don’t have insurance. Just let us know your thoughts on that experience. At this point you probably haven’t been asked what’s wrong but you’ve spent 6-8 hours in a waiting room being billed
The concept of the American payment system terrifies me
The NHS does need reform, but I think moving to a similar model to the dentists would work
Hello Dr, my left eye is seeing an oblong shape floaters that won’t go away for almost a week now, and it’s now blurry vision compare to my right eye. My appointment to the eye dr is in a couple of days more so I just want to hear what your opinion about that? It started when I keep staring at my computer screen and reading because of my studies. I hope its nothing serious
I hope the ophthalmologist appointment went well?
Abby's birthday is right around the corner.
Fynayna Natalia jaruga kocham kocham kocham bardzo proszę Natalia ❤❤😊
He didn’t mention that onions for lunch is a bad idea.
Hey doc, Can topical minoxidil cause more eye floaters?
Happy birthday to Abby tomorrow!
This video was also a reminder to get Abby a present 🎁 for the 7th of December 🎂
Happy 27th birthday to Abby
I'm not sure why but I've always loved eye exams - I'm always so fascinated by anything outside of my own research field (English Literature) so I'm that one annoying patient that will ask you a million questions about how it works, what you're looking for, etc. These videos definitely help to satiate that curiosity and, hopefully, make me a better patient! Thank you Dr Gill :)
Trust me. It’s never annoying having a patient engaged with their health
@@DrJamesGill I fear there are some GPs that don't share your point of view. I knew one who's take on it was 'What's it got to do with you'?
I think there is a difference between the patient being engaged with their health, and turning a discussion of two experts - the patient in how their body feels and the doctor in their area of medicine, into a two person discussion with commentary from Dr Google on the side.
Dr G is a problem
@@DrJamesGill I can see how that could be frustrating, especially if you then have to find a diplomatic way to say they're wrong and should have consulted an expert a month ago.
As an autistic person I really appreciate the fact that you explain in detail what the examination will be like before carrying it out. I know I would feel much more at ease during medical appointments if more doctors did this
This is how you do informed consent 😊 it’s the way we teach it, so it’s the way we should do it
Same here! :)
I ask every doctor, if they could explain or tell, what they are going to do. Most of them did.
@@lylavati Setting aside that it should do it by default, what the hell was wrong with the ones that didn't when you explicitly asked them to explain?
@@Triattt I couldn't figure that out, because I left. 😄 Maybe they are tired of listening to problems 🤷🏼♀️ or annoyed by Doctor Internet (what is understandable in some point) or just hate to explain.
I've watched this like 50 times. Gives me incredible ASMR tingles.
@@lifewadrii your comment history is incredibly cringe. maybe YOU should be the one touching grass. grow up
@@clownbaby8347 why d so mean
It does
@@clownbaby8347 Sorry but how do you check comment history? Never realised you could do it on TH-cam and would love to find out, thank you!
Ditto
Sandwich breath anyone?
Weirdest Speed Date ever.
😂😂😂
I have zero experience in the medical field, but I’ve actually learnt a fair amount just from watching Dr. Gill for the last handful of years. It’s all so fascinating. Not to mention, these two make such a great pair.
That truly is a wonderful thing to hear. Thank you!
@@DrJamesGill you’re welcome, thank you!
I know we all have our different triggers, but this extreme proximity combined with soft speaking is wildly intense. You could do hours if this and I wouldn’t tire of it.
I haven't felt the scalp tingles in a long time but this did it! ASMR effect indeed.
@@samconstantinou2335 you've made my day
When you've watched so many videos that you know Abby's birthday before she even answers it.
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😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Oooooooh)))))
Maybe you know who she is to him? niece or something?
Not sure if the ASMR community has found this, but this doctors, gentle, hush, tones during an actual exam is ASMR gold!
we have been a fan of mr gill for some time
@@ASMR1 That’s awesome! Please let us (me!!) know if you find anything thing else as good! Good luck!
Theres one other doctor I know of who does these sort of things but with intention of making asmr, cant recall his name atm. But yes, as part of the asmr community, I just discovered this man ❤
@@willwalk2000SRP sounds right up your alley. He’s an optometrist who does intentional ASMR, but also speaks in a way that makes it sound unintentional so it’s that perfect mixture of the two.
Dude we have taken over his videos. I almost feel guilty for that
The girlboss, the queen, the owner of the word “yep!” Abby tutt is back guys
* sudden realization * Hey! Her birthday is coming up. Where do we party? :D
7 December is coming happy birthday to her
The iconic duo is back
I'm waiting for my sandwich breath
Fight, fight, fight, fight
@@shamanazakura How can you fight without a suit for war?
We need red on the face for that
I was scrolling down all the way here to find the first sandwich breath comment :)
Is it strange I was thoroughly excited when I saw this was a new eye exam?
I wonder how many times seasoned doc's had their students do this to someone with a glass eye just to sit back and wait for their reactions. Or worse: have it pop out of the socket.😂
Honestly, artificial eyes, look quite different
So I’m going to need to look at the back of your eyes is that ok?
No
Ok super. Goodbye
"Do you have any problems with your vision?"
Me: i see dead people...
🤣🤣
The great duo is back ! Though I started watching these videos for the asmr purposes but now I am actually learning quite a bit from all these ! Happy Birthday in advance Abby 🥳
So, who else looked up, down, right etc. following Dr. Gill's instructions to Abby?
„Some people may notice an ASMR effect from this clinical examination“
Oh yeah!
I'm not a young lad anymore but watching these videos makes me want to study to become a doctor
Warwick takes people of all age ranges. I think the oldest student we had was ~50
I sadly had to quit med school due to monetary issues, but when I was there I had classmates above the age of 50! According to my professors, it is not uncommon to see people becoming MDs after their 60’s, they have a good decade of practice and fulfill the dream they couldn’t during younger ages. Go for it!!!
*Dr. Gill, the Bob Ross of medical examinations.*
*_There... superb, lovely..._*
He didn’t apologise for his sandwich breath
I didn’t notice. I was too busy staring at the corner of the painting opposite me
I wish local doctors were that gentle and polite.
Honestly we try to be gentle and calm but sometimes events with another patient can be difficult to clear in the few moments between patients
I wish I could… just get hold of mine?! They’ve vanished.
We’re all still working. Just there isn’t enough capacity.
I was talking to someone today, that technically a GP surgery has to see ALL patients who request an appointment
The problem is there are not enough doctors to meet that need.
I don’t know about you, but lasts time I was seen (I needed an MRI as part of a possible cancer work up - it was negative) I don’t want the doctor who is doing that work up to have seen 60 people that morning, and is utterly shattered for the afternoon
Sponsored by Purell 🤣🤣🤣
Ha, I wish, I just like the look of the bottle
Do doctors have to explain this much? can he just say "i'm going to check your eyes now" and then get on with it... all the micro-explanations make me feel like there's a malpractice attorney under a gurney somewhere just waiting to pounce into the room.
It’s partially about respect, and so that the patient knows what is going on
A reflex is a good example, if the patient isn’t prepared and understands what will happen, it can impair the test
Abby is an immortal being with the ability to transfer from one timeline to the next in the search for the key to becoming the ultimate life form, in hopes of doing so, most of her experiments into the timeline bring her back to Dr Gill, as examination demonstrations may very well be the key to unlocking her hidden potential and ascending into omnipotence.
This concludes this chapter of the lore.
🤣🤣🤣 sounds like a deleted medical episode from quantum leap!
Nailed it. Lol
Gutted he didn’t ask her to excuse his ‘sandwich breath’ before he started 🤣
I just stumbled across your video and I have to say this was really good! I listen to a lot of asmr but it's hard to find real medical professionals who have channels that do these examinations that have asmr feel to it, you're voice is very soothing as well so I subscribed and will watch more of your videos and stick around :)
Welcome regardless. I hope you find the videos useful, and maybe get a benefit for your heath too 😊
Same
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the cutest thing I've seen in a while
I have seen so many of these videos I start to feel weird if I don’t use hand sanitizer every time someone says their birth date…
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👆👆 me volunteering to be your next subject 👆👆
This is my absolute favourite video! It could be much longer. Just love the soft spoken voice very close to the patient! It feels so real and sometimes i get goosebumps! Thank you Dr. James Gill! Greetings from Germany
Not long till Abby’s birthday Gil, hope you’re getting her a prezzie for all the videos she’s helped with. At this point I feel like I should as well.
I love the smiley face on your wrist, doc ☺️. Thank you both for yet another soothing informative video
I'm not a doctor but the one thing I've learned from Dr. Gill is that my current doctor isn't much of doctor either.
These demos are very much driving standard in terms of “mirror, signal, manoeuvre” so in the real world things can be a bit faste r
Dr ASMR Gill
"look deep into my eyes" - fantasy version of Dr. Gill
Are we just gonna ignore the smiley face on his left wrist orrrrr?
Wow. Having been to the eye doc for annual exam just this past week, this feels like a trip back the 1970s technology-wise.
1:50 “That’s crap.”
That's Grand
@@quaverflava3639 Now u said that I can’t unhear it 😂
Hey Dr G. Thanks for all your content. Hugely informative and really well presented. Is there any chance you'd do a full body check up on someone?
There isn’t really a “full body check”
We start in the first week of term by teaching the “general examination” but that really is a crutch to get the students to understand how to start examining the body.
My response to why I don’t like it is I’ve never had a patient come to me an say “doctor, my generally feels a bit sore, could you examine it”
Yes that is hyperbole, but we should be able to narrow down what we need to be looking for from the history.
Keeping in mind, 70-80% of our differentials should come from the history, and realistically the examination should be used to try and refute those differentials 😊
@@DrJamesGill thanks very much for your detailed response. Upon reflection 'full body check' sounds like airport security language!
What I was more angling towards was something along the lines of the examinations where almost all aspects of your makeup are checked but I suppose if one was to amalgamate all the videos you have done into one, all those fields would be covered!
Again, thanks for taking the time to reply and for your informative videos 👍
2:33
“Are you ok for us to continue?”
“YEAH”
*Visible video transition suggesting she wasn’t ok to continue*
All I wanna know is what does it look like when viewing someone's eye through the otoscope.
Can you see inside the eye? Can you see the retina?
We have that video for you! 😊
Looking at the retina when dealing with diabetic retinopathy
th-cam.com/video/u2wQcvXI_co/w-d-xo.html
@@DrJamesGill Awesome, thank you! 👍