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Significance of hand examination in systemic diseases
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Examination of hand reveals specific features of systemic diseases. Cold clammy hand with peripheral cyanosis indicate shock Col...
How to examine for Dorsalis pedis pulse:an OSCE guide
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Dorsalis pedis pulse is located on top of the foot, immediately lateral to the extensor of hallucis longus (dorsalis pedis artery). Th...
Physiology of Ocular Movement
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There are 3 planes of movement of eyeball Vertical plane Adduction - Medial rectus Abduction - Lateral rectus Horizontal plane E...
OSCE guide for Hess test (tourniquet test)
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1. Expose one upper limb adequately. 2.Use adequate lighting. 3.Tie the sphygmomanometer ruff around the arm. 4.Mark out a circle o...
Causes of Miosis
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Miosis is defined as Pupil size is < 2 mm Following are the common causes of miosis Old age Homer's syndrome Drugs or toxins ...
Dilatation (mydriasis) of pupil
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Mydriasis is defined as Pupil size > 5 mm Constrictors ol the pupil are supplied by parasympathetics via the oculomotor nerve while the...
Size of Pupils and clinical significance
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Normal size of pupil varies from 3 to 5 mm. Pupils < 3mm size in average condition of illumination are called miotic and pupils > ...
Anatomical peculiarities of 3,4,6th cranial nerve
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The 3rd cranial nerve-oculomotornerve The oculomotor nuclear complex is located in the the middbrain at the level of superior colliculus. ...
Ocular myoclonus clinical significance
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Rapid involuntary conjugate saccadic movement of eyes It is described as rapid, involuntary, multivectorial (horizontal and vertical), unp...
What is Dyspepsia?
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Dyspepsia is a term to denote a variety of alimentary symptoms arising form upper gastrointestinal tract. Symptoms includes Upper abdo...
Importance of past history in GIT
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Past history is very important in gastrointestinal system History of Jaundice indicate viral hepatitis Drug intake - history of drug ...
How to elicit Tenderness over the renal angle?
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Patient is asked to sit and the angle formed by the 12th rib and lateral border of erector spinae muscle is pressed by the ball of the thum...
How to do palpation of kidney?
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Lower Pole of right kidney is normally palpable. Left kidney is usually not palpable unless either low in position or enlarged Though k...
Common causes of palpable kidney
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Unilateral causes of palpable kidney Dropped kidney (can be pushed to its normal position). Unilateral hydronephrosis or pyonephrosis. ...
Regions of abdomen and its contents
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For purposes of description abdomen is conveniently divided into 9 regions by the intersection of imaginary planes there are 2 horizontal a...
Surface marking of Kidney
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Surface marking of kidney is done by drawing the Morris parallelogram . Two parallel horizontal lines are drawn on the back at the levels...
Surface marking of Liver
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Surface marking of upper border of liver Upper border of right lobe corresponds to the level of 5th rib, 2.5 cm medial to the right midcla...
Surface marking of Spleen
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Spleen is situated behind 9th, 10th and 11th ribs with its long axis along the line of 10th rib; anteriorly it extends to mid axillary line...
Surface marking of Gallbladder
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Gall bladder is situated at the junction of 9th costal cartilage and outer border of right rectus abdominis muscle Grey-Turner’s Method D...
How to elicit Palatal reflex?
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Ask the subject to open his mouth widely and then touch the mucous membrane covering the palate using a spatula. This produces reflex contr...
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