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André Martin Mansoor

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Clinician. Author of #FrameworksForInternalMedicine. Cofounder https://t.co/iXxv1ZNGbj. https://t.co/1javJYYL59

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Inspection reveals reduced movement of the right hemithorax. Percussion is dull and tactile fremitus is absent. What diagnosis do these findings suggest? Full bedside demonstration:

Inspection reveals reduced movement of the right hemithorax. Percussion is dull and tactile fremitus is absent. What diagnosis do these findings suggest? Full bedside demonstration:

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1/ A middle-aged man presents with acute sudden-onset dyspnea and hypotension. He is sitting upright. What do you notice? Let’s see if we can figure out the cause of hypotension.

1/ A middle-aged man presents with acute sudden-onset dyspnea and hypotension. He is sitting upright. What do you notice? Let’s see if we can figure out the cause of hypotension.

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1/11 A man presents to you with the clinical syndrome of heart failure (weight gain, orthopnea, elevated JVP, etc.). BP is 144/48 mm Hg. Wide pulse pressure suggests aortic regurgitation (like our case last week). So you look for other physical findings. What do you notice?

1/11 A man presents to you with the clinical syndrome of heart failure (weight gain, orthopnea, elevated JVP, etc.). BP is 144/48 mm Hg. Wide pulse pressure suggests aortic regurgitation (like our case last week). So you look for other physical findings. What do you notice?

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1/14 I just finished 2 weeks of work in the hospital. Here’s a glimpse of what I saw. The kind of things that remind you why medicine is so good. First up: An S4 gallop you could not only hear… but see.

1/14 I just finished 2 weeks of work in the hospital. Here’s a glimpse of what I saw. The kind of things that remind you why medicine is so good. First up: An S4 gallop you could not only hear… but see.

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1/12 Previously healthy 18 M presents with polyuria, polydipsia, abdominal pain, and intense vomiting. RR is 28 breaths per minute. ABG: pH is 7.29, PaCO2 is 26 mm Hg, HCO3− is 12. What acid/base disturbance(s) is present and what is the underlying cause?

1/12 Previously healthy 18 M presents with polyuria, polydipsia, abdominal pain, and intense vomiting. RR is 28 breaths per minute. ABG: pH is 7.29, PaCO2 is 26 mm Hg, HCO3− is 12. What acid/base disturbance(s) is present and what is the underlying cause?

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Normal jugular venous pulse at half speed.

Normal jugular venous pulse at half speed.

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What's the finding? What's the diagnosis?

What's the finding? What's the diagnosis?

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1/7 Have you ever made a cardiac diagnosis while standing behind a patient's head? What do you notice?

1/7 Have you ever made a cardiac diagnosis while standing behind a patient's head? What do you notice?

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Most clinicians have heard of the Austin Flint murmur. Far fewer have actually heard one. A classic Austin Flint murmur recorded over the apex in a patient with severe AR from Bartonella endocarditis. 🎧 Headphones recommended. Full video:

Most clinicians have heard of the Austin Flint murmur. Far fewer have actually heard one. A classic Austin Flint murmur recorded over the apex in a patient with severe AR from Bartonella endocarditis. 🎧 Headphones recommended. Full video:

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How do you differentiate arterial from venous pulses in the neck? 👀 A quick bedside observation makes it clear. 🩺 I’m teaching a 3-day live virtual cardiac exam course (Dec 2–4). 🌍 Open to anyone, anywhere 🔗 🔗

How do you differentiate arterial from venous pulses in the neck? 👀 A quick bedside observation makes it clear. 🩺 I’m teaching a 3-day live virtual cardiac exam course (Dec 2–4). 🌍 Open to anyone, anywhere 🔗 🔗

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Arterial vs venous pulse, an easy bedside distinction: 🩸 Arterial pulse: outward expansion (pressure wave from the heart) 🫀 Venous pulse: inward movement (right atrial pressure changes) Watch both pulses side-by-side in the same neck. 🎥👇

Arterial vs venous pulse, an easy bedside distinction: 🩸 Arterial pulse: outward expansion (pressure wave from the heart) 🫀 Venous pulse: inward movement (right atrial pressure changes) Watch both pulses side-by-side in the same neck. 🎥👇

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1/11 A 43 y/o M presents for evaluation of chronic diarrhea. We walk into the room to meet him. We have an opportunity to make an “augenblick” diagnosis – one that can be made in the blink of an eye.

1/11 A 43 y/o M presents for evaluation of chronic diarrhea. We walk into the room to meet him. We have an opportunity to make an “augenblick” diagnosis – one that can be made in the blink of an eye.

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1/12 A 50 y/o M presented with L hemiplegia, facial droop, and right gaze preference. So why are we looking at his chest?

1/12 A 50 y/o M presented with L hemiplegia, facial droop, and right gaze preference. So why are we looking at his chest?

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Scratch test for organomegaly. First do a "control". Won't hear scratching until very close to scope. Next put scope over organ (eg, spleen). Now you'll hear scratching when you reach edge of the organ (much farther from scope vs control). The organ "carries" the sound to scope.

Scratch test for organomegaly. First do a "control". Won't hear scratching until very close to scope. Next put scope over organ (eg, spleen). Now you'll hear scratching when you reach edge of the organ (much farther from scope vs control). The organ "carries" the sound to scope.

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Cheyne-Stokes respirations. Commonly taught, rarely seen clearly at the bedside. Full video in reply.

Cheyne-Stokes respirations. Commonly taught, rarely seen clearly at the bedside. Full video in reply.

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A man with extensive smoking history presents with dyspnea, cough, and upper extremity edema. What sign is this? What is the most likely diagnosis?

A man with extensive smoking history presents with dyspnea, cough, and upper extremity edema. What sign is this? What is the most likely diagnosis?

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Only 4 mechanisms cause hypotension — and you can often tell which one it is at the bedside. A practical framework for shock. Watch full video here:

Only 4 mechanisms cause hypotension — and you can often tell which one it is at the bedside. A practical framework for shock. Watch full video here:

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How do you tell if the PMI is displaced — and what does it mean when it is? 🫀 I’m teaching a 3-day live virtual course (Dec 2–4) on mastering the cardiac physical exam. 🌍 Open to anyone, anywhere. 🔗 Schedule: 🔗 Register:

How do you tell if the PMI is displaced — and what does it mean when it is? 🫀 I’m teaching a 3-day live virtual course (Dec 2–4) on mastering the cardiac physical exam. 🌍 Open to anyone, anywhere. 🔗 Schedule: 🔗 Register:

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Weakness doesn’t require memorizing endless diagnoses. Start by asking where the problem lives: UMN. LMN. NMJ. Muscle. A practical bedside framework 👇

Weakness doesn’t require memorizing endless diagnoses. Start by asking where the problem lives: UMN. LMN. NMJ. Muscle. A practical bedside framework 👇

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Can you recognize an S3 or S4 gallop at the bedside? New 60-minute video featuring real human gallop rhythms for auscultation training and pattern recognition. Perfect for background listening while studying or working. 🎧 Watch here:

Can you recognize an S3 or S4 gallop at the bedside? New 60-minute video featuring real human gallop rhythms for auscultation training and pattern recognition. Perfect for background listening while studying or working. 🎧 Watch here:

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21,690 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Nystagmus is key in the evaluation of vertigo. Direction is named after the direction of the fast phase from the perspective of the patient. Bidirectional nystagmus, depicted below, changes direction with opposing gaze positions, and is a sign of a central cause of vertigo.

Nystagmus is key in the evaluation of vertigo. Direction is named after the direction of the fast phase from the perspective of the patient. Bidirectional nystagmus, depicted below, changes direction with opposing gaze positions, and is a sign of a central cause of vertigo.

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Most clinicians struggle with auscultation because they haven’t heard normal enough times. This is what normal heart sounds actually sound like. 60 minutes of real, unedited human heart sounds:

Most clinicians struggle with auscultation because they haven’t heard normal enough times. This is what normal heart sounds actually sound like. 60 minutes of real, unedited human heart sounds:

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Shifting dullness to detect ascites: (sound up)

Shifting dullness to detect ascites: (sound up)

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Sometimes you can immediately discern elevated central venous pressure when you walk into a room and observe a certain fullness to the forehead veins. Watch what happens when this patient is reclined.

Sometimes you can immediately discern elevated central venous pressure when you walk into a room and observe a certain fullness to the forehead veins. Watch what happens when this patient is reclined.

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