Master Percussion Technique For Respiratory Clinical Examination - Clinical SKills - Dr Gill

why do i feel relaxed when listening to you

Please do a full video by taking a case of abdomen as an example in which there will be inspection,palpation, percussion and auscultation so that we can learn in a sequence

I am from Pakistan , I am nursing student thanks for clearing my concepts

Thank you for this video! Some of my teachers tap on the area between the MCP and PIP joint instead - is that an equally good technique? I find it easier to get a clear sound that way.

Dear Dr, you are an absolute gem!

I have always wondered why medical professionals did this and now I know! And the answer is more interesting and complex than I would have expected. Thank you for this video. 😊

The lovely sound of placing down cobblestone.

How many and which intercostal spaces should be percussed anteriorly an posteriorly?

I don't remember any doctor using this technique while examining my daughter for pneumonia.
I find this technique very efficient.

Really useful thanks for making this simple

No wonder I can't elicit sounds from my percussion, cause I was doing it wrong in the first place! As a nursing student, I thank you doctor, for this instructional guide for percussion. Finally, I can do it properly now.

never thought I'd hear something like "soggy slapping noise" in one of your videos :D

Percussion: It Is good for your health and imrpoves any song imediatelly

I percussed my liver once and actually found the borders but I haven't been able to do it since lol

My younger brother plans on going into medicine so I'm going to send this to him so he can learn real good

Im not really interested about learning about doctor stuff but this looks really useful for me to use someday. Idk what it could be but it could be anything. And plus this is kinda interesting

я ничего не понял, мне просто приятно слушать

The medical david attenborough

Oh my lord, if I here percussion pronounced PRECUSSION ONE MORE TIME...!

Love this, very useful and interesting to know. please make more :)

Unintentional asmr

Nice asmr

Good to know ma man

Nothing better than learning and relaxing at The same time

I thought this was for like band

Thank you

This is so cool

Ive always found percussion relaxing but it wasnt so relaxing when my lung collapsed last year

Xd

You remember me Bob Ross. Teach how to do amazing things and gives peace of mind

У меня сейчас 4 часа утра, мне завтра рано вставать, а я смотрю это видео, все идет по плану.

This is why doctors are a joke. They get paid to play drums on your chest and pretend they're earning their exorbitant salaries

Стараюсь вас понять . Я из Белоруссии . Не говорю на английском языке . Спасибо вам за видео консультацию . Вы супер . Всего самого наилучшего вам

Я из Белоруссии . Если честно то я не понимаю что вы говорите . Но я понимаю что вы делаете . Супер класс за видео . Спасибо вам большое за информацию . Очень мечтаю к вам попасть . Спасибо вам . Желаю вам хорошего творческого пути

Genio!

The Bob Ross of medicine

My man can come up, drop a beat on my chest and diagnose my asthma.

I am really curious of his voice when singing a song

Not easy to say though is it prr-cussion.... not per-cussion?.

That video ladies and gentlemans is a masterpiece

This is awesome! I always wondered exactly why percussing was done like that and what exactly it accomplished as a result, as a musician/pianist I totally appreciate it now that you’ve explained it in detail. Fascinating stuff!

Dr gill thank you for making these videos they are very useful and informative

Do you absolutely hate that most of your views come from ASMR enthusiasts or you do your recognize they probably unintentionally learn things about your craft and get satisfaction from that?

Tip: Cut ur nails to do this, ur nails will hit ur finger…

Omg I have been wanting to learn how to do this tap even tho I’m not a doctor 😳

Eh em, the ‘k’ in Skill is in uppercase… it’s written as ‘SKill’

Your stuff is the best. I have a background in emergency medicine, as an EMT/firefighter and police officer, and your explanations are better than most of the instructors I’ve had over the years.

If every university professor where as good a teacher as you are, humanity would already be on Mars! Keep up the great work!