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Our Essential Physical Examination Playlist brings you a comprehensive collection of 70 videos showcasing some of the most important orthopedic and neurologi...
Unlock the art of describing physical characteristics like a pro! In this video, you'll learn the techniques and vocabulary you need to create vivid, detaile...
Provides direction on how to do a physical assessment of the male genitalia, rectum, hernias and prostate, including health history taking, anatomy, examination and recommended tests and tips.
VITALS. Temperature: 37.5° C oral (list the site where the temperature was taken, i.e., oral, rectal, tympanic membrane, axillary) Blood Pressure: R Arm/Palpation (Systolic) - 120. R Arm/Auscultation- 126/70. L Arm/Palpation (Systolic) - 122. L Arm/Auscultation- 126/70 (Document if you need to use a large cuff or thigh cuff for an obese arm ...
Diagram of male genital anatomy. Assessment of the spermatic cord structures: The vas deferens, testicular artery/vein, ilio-inguinal nerve, lymphatics and fatty tissue make up the spermatic cord, a structure that runs from the epididymis up through the inguinal canal.
Physical Examination. Watch a full volume or view chapter-by-chapter. VOLUMES. 1. Head-to-Toe Assessment: Adult. 2. Head-to-Toe Assessment: Infant. 3. Head-to-Toe Assessment: Child.
There are 12 major anatomy systems: Skeletal, Muscular, Cardiovascular, Digestive, Endocrine, Nervous, Respiratory, Immune/Lymphatic, Urinary, Female Reproductive, Male Reproductive, Integumentary. Select a system below to get started.
