Student Medical History Taking Interview

[Melehete]

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[NganaJHone]

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[Ondelendo]

Steady I Really Like This Video Year one Clinical Communication Skills interview.

[Mjhond]

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[bundawartini]

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[Kricardose]

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[anakmudajaman]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Year one Clinical Communication Skills interview.

[canadianzainab]

Very helpful! Great job. Concise and well spoken.

[purpletish09]

this helped me well enough! thank you so much for sharing! :)))

[amcal5]

No functional enquiry?

Gastro? Urinary?

Is that not required for OSCE?

[pwaszyk]

Great, no hesitation, I need that systematic sequence of questions to get into my head....

[frozendragon88]

we arent aloud to take notes as well....have to rememebr what the pt says then present it.

[amrita0286]

She is showing empathy, she is listening to him, and since when was taking notes not allowed? How else is she supposed to keep track of what he's telling her?

I think she's just a bit nervous but she's still way better than a lot of the students I've seen. Good effort :)

[will13788]

just came on to see how other people do the dance. I use OLD CARTS MP3 all day long... the interview is good stuff, no awards, but this "show empathy crap" is tough with standardized patients, video cameras, and someone in the background saying that the recording has begun. 2 seconds prior they were talking about vacation... so clearly they knew each other out of different context than a suffering patient.... also its year 1... if you have never been there... you wont ever know.

[SolActovegini]

The patient says :Terrible pain!!! She says : OK.

She says OK to everything. Nausea?-OK.OK OK. PERFECT:))

Where is her empathy?

[nemokidd]

Very Helpful..even for a Pharmacy Student!!!

[serolog2]

no empathy, she called him by his first name without asking permission, sounds fake, does not hide her writing it down. She just sound like she totally does not care

[sidster]

It's really giving me the shits!

[myemaildw]

Devil girl, but a good history taking-males opinion

[Soger91]

First years don´t need to diagnose.

[aaronchambers13]

WHERE IS THE BEEF?

[wolverinepack20]

@MRGHAMDI... we use a similar one at our medical school but we have

OPQRST

Onset

Provocation/Paleation (what made it better/what made it worse)

Quality (Describe the pain)

Radiation (does the pain go places?)

Severity (on a scale of 1-10..)

Timing

[ahmeddr89]

cirrhosis i think

[kidaz]

she's annoying isn't she? She can't empathise... canned answers... her chipper tone is so out of place for a patient in such pain.

[xxthunderbird46xx]

1000/10! Thank you so much for posting this. VERY helpful for medical students around the world :)

[nurdinmohamed]

im not sure about acute pancreatitis...he pointed on his right..possibly biliary colic ? acute cholecystits? she shud hav asked if the pain radiates - important information i think

[HavocExists]

Its obvious she is nervous in this video so it is pretty hard to show empathy...just be natural loosen up be yourself and care for the patient i guess

[stastahddgugigy]

nice history taking!

my diagnosis whould be

acute pancreatitis

severe epigastric pain, nausea

he said he never had anything like this before

and it occured after his son's birthday-pizza, cake etc

cant see why it isnt

[ehead2007]

10/10 A++ Thanks for the help!

[Beautifu1Stranger]

Good histroy taking..

[FTA4ALLU]

@ ---> leo79at

"Last night 8 or 9

at the moment 6

Pay attention moron"

Showing of empathy was excellent, Very friendly interviewer, I have had so real rude people interview me in the past would love to have an interviewer like this.

Very good example

9/10

Great Job!!

[DrJekyll10000]

I could swear I've had this actor before... Anyways, I didn't think it was too bad, but my suggestion would be to, first, say something about his smoking. By remaining silent you imply it's okay (you even sounded a bit like you approved). Also, I noticed your tone of voice sounded a little fake ...but I think that's common amongst med students/doctors. Still, I'd try to improve it a bit if possible.

[leo79at]

show some empathy !!

i mean he said his pain is 8/10 !!

then he mentioned his parents died !!

some empathy would be approperiate i think.

[MRGHAMDI]

I use the technique of ( DOLR 2Q SARA ) in taking history.... :) it's great you should try it

[Hiba711]

umm i wonder if u cud just tell me what is that tech all about ? thnx in advance ^-^

[MRGHAMDI]

sure ^_^ this is what are the letters stand for, its mainly for taking the CC : D is duration O is onset L is location R is relevance Q is quantity Q is quality S is severity A is aggravation factors R is relieving factors if you want an example just send me the case and I'll present the history in this tech.

[sbouskill]

Brain Brain Brain Brain

[zchab2b]

he's explaining chronic cholecystitis - clue is in the fatty food bringin it on - fatty food stimulates cholesystokinin - gall bladder contracts against a blocked cystic duct - gall stones probly

[JordieCairn]

Dr Angel Girl!

[tbouskill]

woo0ooo

go steph!

props brohann!