Engaging video tutorials

Understand how to perform clinical examinations and interpret medical results

We know you need to demonstrate your ability when performing clinical examinations and interpretations.

Our video tutorials will teach you these skills by watching real time demonstrations by expert clinicians. You will be able to demonstrate your skills in real life examinations.


 

Available Tutorials

Abnormalities of Gait

£10.00

Classification and examples of normal and abnormal gaits are presented together with lists of various underlying causes.




Examination of the Cranial Nerves

£10.00

A simplified routine of clinical steps for coping with this difficult task in the exam.




Examination of the Skin

£10.00

The tutorial covers most of the common skin conditions and some of the less common ones affecting each area of the body.




Examination of the Abdomen

£10.00

The essential details and sequential steps of the examination together with the principal clinical signs and examples of short cases are shown.




Examination of the Cardiovascular System

£10.00

Clinical examination and diagnostic evaluation of a cardiac problem is presented in five sequential steps, avoiding the usual pitfalls.




Spot Diagnosis Part 1 Differential Diagnosis and Examination Technique

£10.00

Panic not : the two tutorials in this series will help you to cope with this hurdle and show you numerous examples that occur in the exam.




Examination of the Retinal Fundus

£10.00

A common and often a difficult hurdle in the exam. We present over 40 examples of various conditions, a method of examination and a few useful tips.




Looking at Skin Rashes

£10.00

In this follow-up tutorial, morphology and distribution of skin rashes are presented.




Examination of the Heart

£10.00

Common short cases, together with their prominent clinical signs and the suggested methods of examination, are shown.




Examination of the Chest

£10.00

Common short cases with examples of their major clinical signs and some of the suggested techniques of clinical examination are presented.


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