Upper Limb Neurological Examination - OSCE Exam Demonstration

The upper limb neurological examination is something every medical student needs to hone in order to pass their OSCE exam. When done correctly, the examination can identify underlying neurological conditions ranging from Parkinson's disease to cerebellar lesions. This handy video demonstrates how to complete a succinct upper limb neuro exam.Would you like to be healthy and learn from my reflections as a doctor? Join my Newsletter 💻Twice monthly snippets on 🌿 Healthy living🌿🧠 Well-being 🧠🤗 Happiness 🤗 ​https://bit.ly/2ZhCh6K0:00 - Start 0:08 - Introduction0:42 - Inspection 0:48 - Tone 1:11 - Power2:22 - Reflexes 3:42 - Sensation (sharpordull)6:08 - Proprioception 6:34 - Function7:16 - Co-ordination8:23 - Closing statement Intro:Wash your hands using the Ayliffe techniqueIntroduce yourself and give your name and grade“Hi, my name is John Smith and I am a 4th year medical student”Check patient detailsClarify patients identity by confirming name and asking for their DOBDescribe examinationExplain what examination you are performing and what it involves“I have been asked to perform an upper limb neuro exam on you today. This involves having a look at your hands and arms, checking their strength and testing your co‐ordination.”Gain verbal consent“Would this be ok with you?”Offer a chaperoneAsk if they would like a chaperone“The exam involves you having to remove your upper garment. Would you like a chaperone for the exam?”#upperlimbneuro #asmr #neurologicalexamAnything we missed? Let us know how you would do things differently? Also write down your tips and questions below! :)🔔 Activate post notifications by clicking the bell button to stay updated!Say Hello on my socials: INSTAGRAM ➤ https://www.instagram.com/khalidzalmayTWITTER ➤ http://twitter.com/khalidzalmayLike us on Facebook ➤https://www.facebook.com/oscepassFollow us on twitter https://twitter.com/oscepassKeep an eye out for our in-depth walk through of the upper limb neurological examination coming soon! Or if you are just here for the unintentional ASMR then enjoy the sandwich breath.