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Obstetrics:The Science & The Art

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Eisenmenger Syndrome


Over time, increased blood flow can damage the small blood vessels in the lungs. This causes high blood pressure in the lungs. As a result, the blood backs up and does not go to the lungs to pick up oxygen. Instead, the blood goes from the right side to the left side of the heart, allowing oxygen-poor blood to travel to the rest of the body.

Circulatory changes at birth

Primitive Reflexes

1) Foot placing reflex



2) Stepping reflex


3) Grasp/palmar reflex


4) Moro reflex


For further elaborations, please check HERE =)

Liver and spleen palpation



CVS and Respiratory Examination


Sounds







Normal breathe sounds



CVS Examination


Introduction
Introduce yourself
Explain what you would like to examine
Gain consent
Place patient at 45° with chest exposed
Ask if patient has any pain anywhere before you begin!
General Inspection
Bedside for treatments or adjuncts – GTN spray, O2, Tablets, Wheelchair, Warfarin
Comfortable at rest?
SOB
Malar Flush
Chest for scars & visible pulsations
Legs for harvest site scars and peripheral oedema
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Hands
Temperature - poor peripheral vasculature
Capillary refill – should be <2 seconds
Colour – cyanosis
Clubbing
Splinter haemorrhages, Jane-way lesions, Oslers Nodes – infective endocarditis
Palmar Erythema – hyperthyroidism, pregnancy, polycythaemia
Nicotine Staining – smoker
 
Pulses
Radial Pulse – rate & rhythm
Radial-Radial Delay – aortic coarctation
Collapsing Pulse – aortic regurgitation
BP – narrow pulse pressure = Aortic Stenosis | wide pulse pressure = Aortic Regurgitation
Carotid – character & volume
JVP – measure and also possibly carry out hepatojugular reflex
 
Face
Eyes – conjunctival pallor, jaundice, corneal arcus, xanthelasma
Mouth – central cyanosis, angular stomatitis
Dental hygiene – infective endocarditis 
 
Close Inspection Of Chest
Scars - lateral thoracotomy (mitral valve), midline sternotomy (CABG), clavicular (pacemaker)
Apex beat – visible in aortic regurgitation and thyrotoxicosis
Chest wall deformities – pectus excavatum, pectus carniatum
 
 
Palpation
Apex beat – 5th intercostal space, mid clavicular
Heaves- left sternal edge – seen in left & right ventricular hypertrophy
Thrills – Palpatable murmurs over aortic valve & apex
 
Auscultation
Listen over 4 valves - ensure palpation of carotid pulse to determine first heart sound
Roll onto left side & listen in mitral area – mitral stenosis
Lean forward & listen over aortic area-  aortic regurgitation
Carotids - radiation of aortic stenosis murmurs & bruits
Lung bases – pulmonary oedema
Sacral Oedema & Pedal Oedema
 
To complete the examination
Thank Patient
Wash hands
Summarise Findings
 
 
Say you would
Assess peripheral pulses
Carry out an ECG
Dipstick urine
Bedside Blood Glucose
Fundoscopy
 
source : 
  •  Macleod
  • http://geekymedics.com/osce/cardiovascular-examination-2/
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Heart Sounds


Wheezes & Percussion


Endotracheal intubation


Activated Charcoal

Epistaxis treatment

Bawah ni dikongsikan video first aid to stop nose bleed,anterios&posterior nasal packing dan cauterization.







tapi ni tak tahu bahasa apa, tak faham apa je, tapi korang tengok la cara dia buat, iA nampak gambaran sikit-sikit...



ORL class 14 Mac




Takyah susah-susah XD


Website ni menghimpunkan segala macam gambar dan segala macam video ORL.
Meh hari-hari disiplinkan diri untuk lepak sini sambil cuci mata

Cholesteatoma





Nose



Ear exam

Ear Examinations dekat sini diceritakan secara teori macam mana nak buat ear exam.

Ada je video untuk ditonton tapi leceh sebab kena download.

Video dekat bawah ni diambil dari website lain.. Dekat website ni ada banyak lagi medical videos yang disusun mengikut branches of medicine.