When I watch these for the asmr I genuinely think that sometime, some of the medical knowledge that I listen to may come in handy one day in some small or big way. Big Jim's teachings may help one of us viewers down the line!
I absolutely adore the mixture of learning material and ASMR in your videos Dr Gill! I don’t normally comment but thank you so much for creating these over the years 😊
I think we’ve covered the deep dives now for cranial, resp, cardiac, abdo. Touched on thyroids but I think we could redo that. Going to have to get to MSK stuff soon
Good arrows as an EMT I look for that first part (especially in unconscious patients). That was good for EMT student to know EXACTLY what they are looking for because it's so easy to just go through the motions in the class with the dummy.
I think it is subconscious, whilst he is my housemate, he’s always a little jittery, and thus I think I adopted the more informal language without thinking
Hi doctor James. I have some swelling or inflating in that area when I strain and hold my breath in. Also when I talk I can’t breathe properly. Any idea it could be JVP ?
I have seen so much of these, I could now probably be able to fool someone by doing these exams. I would try my best asmr voice possible.😁 I wonder who goes to the doctor now to get some live asmr?
Dr.Gill i know in this video you don't check the hands at the start of the examination, but in other examination vids you seem to do. Why is hand examination important?
The hand examination can reveal a host of clinical signs relating to the body - for example a fine tremor might suggest a patient is on medication, or an issue with the thyroid. The JVP is not an examination on it’s own - per say - but a step in many others. HOWEVER it is a clinical skill many of the students have difficulty with initially, so wanted to film this and will be using it as part of a Deep Dive video about what the clinical signs are behind the JVP
That is genuinely great to hear. What do you think about the more in-depth videos? I don’t feel I’ve quite got those “right” yet, any suggestions always welcomed
I'm sorry if I can't express myself well with English, but I was curious to know where the patient is from. His pronunciation doesn't look like he's from that same country. No offense of course
Shouldn't you be pressing on the liver first to check that what you are looking at is the JVP and then measuring it, rather than the other way around? Doesn't really make sense otherwise
You assess for the JVP initially visually, as you might NOT be able to see it, as it could be too high (in the skull) or below the clavicle. From there, pressing on the liver will cause the JVP to rise, confirming the location The carotid artery pulsation MAY be seen, and can be confused for the JVP, but this will be palpable, and crucially, will NOT change pressing on the liver.
I have a throbbing vein in my left side of neck and I’ve been struggling with my stomach having a heartburn and I take PPI every other day.. AND I’m afraid to go to the hospital due to corona. Is that normal due to being stressed student?
Stress can cause many things. I think you’d benefit from talking to your GP rather than going to the hospital. If nothing else than to address the heart burn, as a ppi is normally a daily medication for example
Things I've learned because of ASMR: 1. How to sit down correctly. 2. Rocks on wands help medical health. 3. Doctors love sandwiches. 4. How to allow the neck to be free. 5. Balancing my head foooorward. 6. Fight 8. Fight 9. Fight 10. Sets of triangles are called triangles 11. There are a LOT of weird ass people out there. 12. How to sharpen pencils. 13. Which store to go to if I ever need a navy suit for war. 14. Making people realize there was no #7 on this list.
I always found it very interesting how british doctors always say "tummy" to a grown adult. If my doctor asked me about how my tummy is feeling I would make sure I'm not at a pediatrician's office.
Dr gill can you make a video regarding masturabation and misnomer related to it, I know it's a taboo subject but info on this is scattered and not reliable every where so sir can you enlighten us as being DR on this topic?????
I appreciate you candour and that you ask as a genuine question, but that isn’t really within the clinical skills umbrella we’re currently working through.
The choice is yours. Not only do we have a full cranial nerve exam, but videos explaining what is going on with those nerves ua-cam.com/play/PLi9o6OEHhWUg1obhtBqBLzSr4_9MDsluM.html
My hunt for ASMR has made me so knowledgeable about Medical Science and Tailoring. Thank you Dr. Gill, you're the best!
Medical science and tailoring 😂 this really made me laugh. I think one of my best areas of speciality thanks to asmr is the Alexander technique
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I’ve also discovered the quack science that is crystal healing as well.
Kirby Alison for life
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
0:38 the sound of coronavirus being evaporated away by the hands of the magnificent Dr. Gill
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two and a half minutes are enough for both education and ASMR. Thank you Dr. Keep up the good work!
Things take as long as they take, and this is only a short one
Short and sweet, but still a top quality video!
It’s part of a bigger tutorial piece on the JVP coming
When I watch these for the asmr I genuinely think that sometime, some of the medical knowledge that I listen to may come in handy one day in some small or big way. Big Jim's teachings may help one of us viewers down the line!
Having knowledge about your own body is always a good thing 😊
My first meeting with ASMR was with Dr Gill. Magnificent. And what a great way to polish my English.
everything is a benefit!
1:34 ...So, do you have any problem with your *tomato* ?
Now I keep hearing tomato. What have you done? 😂
I cannot hear anything else, now.
he said do you have any problem with your tummy at all?
I've heard "tomato". What tf did he say for real? XD
😂😂😂😂😂
The patient was slightly worried when Dr Gill went to get his ruler! 👀
I absolutely adore the mixture of learning material and ASMR in your videos Dr Gill! I don’t normally comment but thank you so much for creating these over the years 😊
It’s a nice little creative outlet for me that helps keep my skills up too
Just as I get in bed to start my winding down routine I see that Dr. G has uploaded some gold.
Cheers Doc!
🙂
Just in time for bed. The Dr delivers yet again.
Only a short one, BUT I’m recording the follow up to this tomorrow
@@DrJamesGill like we can stay awake more than 5 mins listening to that voice :3
Man these are so helpful for my final mbbs exam
That’s great to hear. When are you sitting them?
I think we’ve covered the deep dives now for cranial, resp, cardiac, abdo. Touched on thyroids but I think we could redo that.
Going to have to get to MSK stuff soon
I am still recovering from Dr Gill talking about genitals.
I found it really helpful. Thank you Doc.
I miss these videos ♥
Only so much time to be able to work on them
Interesting video and so so relaxing. Thanks a lot, Sir James Gill.
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Extremely helpful video for the JVP thank u
Glad it was useful. Any other areas we can help with?
Good arrows as an EMT I look for that first part (especially in unconscious patients). That was good for EMT student to know EXACTLY what they are looking for because it's so easy to just go through the motions in the class with the dummy.
Glad it was useful :)
The great Dr. Gill... So great that he didn't have to put a bit of paper on it for this exam.
🤦♂️
you are an absolute life-saver, thank you!!
Dr. Gill o Brasil te ama. 🇧🇷💚
Dr Gill, thank you for returning...!
❤️😆😉🙂
These are the best kind of videos 😌
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Hi Dr. Gill, just curious if you choose the word “tummy” for any specific reason, rather than abdomen or something like that?
I think it is subconscious, whilst he is my housemate, he’s always a little jittery, and thus I think I adopted the more informal language without thinking
2:10 - a glitch in the Dr Gill Matrix
That's just Dr. Gill's power over time and space in action.
The most interesting part of the video is that guy shaved just that morning.
thank you as I've had this done, and NOT A CLUE WHY. Perhaps physicians are too busy to explain?
Very informational and helpful Dr Gill! Will definitely help on my exams!
I hope so! The explanation of the JVP wave form was filmed yesterday, and will be edited together this week
Hi doctor James. I have some swelling or inflating in that area when I strain and hold my breath in. Also when I talk I can’t breathe properly. Any idea it could be JVP ?
Hi Dr please can advice me to what reference of pediatric for 5th stage to study it ?
I’m not sure I fully understand, which course are you on?
@@DrJamesGill thank you for attention . I mean pediatric science of infance .thank you agian dr
I rate the Oxford handbook of paediatrics
I'm genuinely interested in how these examinations go on the morbidly obese patients. And I mean that without any malice.
They are more of a challenge, but we generally get though without too much difficulty
I have seen so much of these, I could now probably be able to fool someone by doing these exams. I would try my best asmr voice possible.😁 I wonder who goes to the doctor now to get some live asmr?
Dr.Gill i know in this video you don't check the hands at the start of the examination, but in other examination vids you seem to do. Why is hand examination important?
The hand examination can reveal a host of clinical signs relating to the body - for example a fine tremor might suggest a patient is on medication, or an issue with the thyroid.
The JVP is not an examination on it’s own - per say - but a step in many others. HOWEVER it is a clinical skill many of the students have difficulty with initially, so wanted to film this and will be using it as part of a Deep Dive video about what the clinical signs are behind the JVP
Does anyone know how a Dr Gill video ends? I have never made it through one
Does Dr gill make the videos now more for students or ASMR?
Trying to help my medical students as a primary focus 😊
thanks dr james
HE is back ! :)
Youre voice is sooo soothing. I think ill sleep when u check me 🤣 its good thing
Could you please elaborate the measuring technique sir?
Yup. That’s coming in the Deep Dive video I’m working on tomorrow
@@DrJamesGill Thank you sir!
I'm a final year medical student &
I take your videos as an inspiration for my clinicals 😇
That is genuinely great to hear. What do you think about the more in-depth videos? I don’t feel I’ve quite got those “right” yet, any suggestions always welcomed
और झा साहब कैसे हो आप।
@@DrJamesGill sir , actually all of those videos are very well explained ! 🖤
He is 🇮🇳 very good
Ohhh is the first time i see youu. I love so much this kind of videos
Thanks. We’re about to restart the med school, so if you’d like to see more, please consider subscribing 🙏😃
I'm sorry if I can't express myself well with English, but I was curious to know where the patient is from. His pronunciation doesn't look like he's from that same country. No offense of course
My house mate is from India
I love this videos
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Shouldn't you be pressing on the liver first to check that what you are looking at is the JVP and then measuring it, rather than the other way around? Doesn't really make sense otherwise
You assess for the JVP initially visually, as you might NOT be able to see it, as it could be too high (in the skull) or below the clavicle.
From there, pressing on the liver will cause the JVP to rise, confirming the location
The carotid artery pulsation MAY be seen, and can be confused for the JVP, but this will be palpable, and crucially, will NOT change pressing on the liver.
We go into further detail in the JVP DEEP DIVE video
ua-cam.com/video/svY60GMN9cw/v-deo.html
@@DrJamesGill exactly; so why did you measure the JVP and only then press on the liver to check that what you were looking at was actually the JVP?
Yesssss Another video!!!
Uh hu,a new video that will help me to sleep. C'mon doctor Gill, you rock!
Love your videos
I have a throbbing vein in my left side of neck and I’ve been struggling with my stomach having a heartburn and I take PPI every other day.. AND I’m afraid to go to the hospital due to corona.
Is that normal due to being stressed student?
Stress can cause many things. I think you’d benefit from talking to your GP rather than going to the hospital. If nothing else than to address the heart burn, as a ppi is normally a daily medication for example
@@DrJamesGill thank you Dr ♥
The doctor will see you now
ahhh, missed real patient examinations
0:48 does anyone know what does "gel has effect via evaporation" mean?
Maybe do some bookmarks or coasters or paperweight merch?
Really?
Crazy beard genes on that dude!
Damn, this comment section is straight up _RELAXED_ .
There’s something about grownups using words like tummy when addressing other adults that makes me giggle.
Why the Jurassic Park font Dr?
Wow, Polish on Hand Sanitizer Gel. :D
Ahh, train ride home here in New York. Thanks Doc!
You can hear them on the train? What headphones are you using?
My birthday also 16 October 💯🥳
Things I've learned because of ASMR:
1. How to sit down correctly.
2. Rocks on wands help medical health.
3. Doctors love sandwiches.
4. How to allow the neck to be free.
5. Balancing my head foooorward.
6. Fight
8. Fight
9. Fight
10. Sets of triangles are called triangles
11. There are a LOT of weird ass people out there.
12. How to sharpen pencils.
13. Which store to go to if I ever need a navy suit for war.
14. Making people realize there was no #7 on this list.
Wow, this guy is from 92 and Im from 87. Made me wonder "do i look that old?"
I always found it very interesting how british doctors always say "tummy" to a grown adult. If my doctor asked me about how my tummy is feeling I would make sure I'm not at a pediatrician's office.
An actually grown adult wouldn't care what their doctor says as long as you understand them.
I think the patient is the tailor from that unintentional asmr video from 2012 at the tailor shop in Hong Kong.
Dr gill can you make a video regarding masturabation and misnomer related to it, I know it's a taboo subject but info on this is scattered and not reliable every where so sir can you enlighten us as being DR on this topic?????
I appreciate you candour and that you ask as a genuine question, but that isn’t really within the clinical skills umbrella we’re currently working through.
@@DrJamesGill no problem sir
Best asmr
i love his beard
You weren't clear on the measurement at all
1:13 when u realize the video is just 2:36 long
The only bad thing about the video is that it is too short.
Btw I understand an exam will take as long as it is supposed to take :v, just joking.
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This assessment should be done without T-shirt. it would be more clear
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These videos are getting shorter, sort it out Dr Gill, he didn’t even FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
An exam is as long as it takes, and this is more revision of a particular clinicial skill
Dr James Gill can you do a full cranial nerve exam next?
The choice is yours. Not only do we have a full cranial nerve exam, but videos explaining what is going on with those nerves
ua-cam.com/play/PLi9o6OEHhWUg1obhtBqBLzSr4_9MDsluM.html
عالی
Alright I'm just going to press here. *hand disappears*
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We never asks for this much consent from the patient 😌.. We just say' we gonna examine u a lil' and that's it
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الله أكبرررر
Who the fuck disliked this video? Name names. Don’t do that to Dr Gill
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Sorry, it appears you were beaten by a whole 20 seconds
@@DrJamesGill my god
I hide Dr. Gill's videos likes drugs
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...why did i do this? it doesn't even matter. ive been brainwashed by other youtube comments x.x
😂😂😂
Wait I was here before the video was privated and then re uploaded
Born in nineteen ninety doooot
Loved the video but why no mask?!
He’s my housemate, so we’re already living in a bubble