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Showing posts with label checklist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label checklist. Show all posts
November 3, 2015

Strength testing

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"All right, now push against my hand." [ Werdende Kraft via wikimedia ] When learners do strength testing on my extremities...
July 21, 2015

Uptalk?

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I'm not sure? If this is serious? [ Sibilla via wikimedia ] "Did the student seem confident?" is one of those subjectiv...
July 14, 2015

Do you have heart disease?

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Not for the faint of heart. [Heart diagram from Grey's Anatomy via wikimedia ] The other day a medical professional was taking ...
February 3, 2015

HEENT checklist

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An SP after a HEENT exam. [ Bartholin head transect via wikimedia ] The Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat exam is one of the most ...
December 16, 2014

Communicating sincerity

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A student-doctor demonstrating sincerity during an encounter. [ Sterne and Grisette via wikimedia ] I feel strongly that feedback is ...
October 28, 2014

Hand wash

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Lady Macbeth could teach us a few things about hand washing. [ Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth via wikimeda ] One of the things I have be...
October 14, 2014

Would you see this doctor again?

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Just one glass of wine won't affect the SP's rating, right? [ The Doctor's Visit via wikimedia ] Many checklists contain ...
September 16, 2014

Abdominal exam checklist

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Open wide! [ Bartholin abdominal anatomy via wikimedia ] When I do a case that requires an abdominal exam, I am simultaneously reliev...
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August 19, 2014

Wrapping up

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Ah, I see we're almost done here. [ A Lady in a Fur Wrap via wikimedia ] We've talked about a proper introduction , but what ...
July 22, 2014

Ungowning instructions

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SP awaiting a heart & lung exam. [ Madeleine dans le désert   via  wikimedia ] Actors are not generally modest. But most patients ...
July 15, 2014

A proper introduction

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Sadly, students never introduce themselves like this. [ The Introduction via wikimedia ] Many, many checklists have an item in the co...
April 22, 2014

Neuro exam checklist

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Looks pretty simple, doesn't it? [from Bell's  Explaining the Course of the Nerves via wikimedia ] In the "classic" ...