Very few people understand the quality of content you are providing…these videos are like gold for me and I can’t thank you enough for this. Please keep making videos like this. You are really a gem to the medical community!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hello! Around 40:00 you mentioned that in cases of Near Miss events, you dont have to inform the patient, just the hospital. However, I am quite certain I saw either an NBME or Free120 question with a near miss in which the correct answer was to inform the patient. The explanation did say that even in cases of near misses, you have a duty to inform the patient. Are you sure you dont have to inform patients?
I know right! In my country the physician would scream at the patient a lot more frequently 🤣 sadly that is why I ve got a little bit more of trouble in this topic
some confusion please clarify so if a patient informs the psychiatrist that they are going to kill someone then shouldn't the psychiatrist just inform the person and not the local law authorities since an actual crime hasn't been committed yet?
Hello, I have a question. Lets say we are in middle of performing c-section and the patient says she wants to have a bilateral tubal ligation at that time. Can we perform it during the c-section?
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Great video. I just want to add that another vulnerable patient population that has been tested in the past are pregnant patients!
Hello! Around 40:00 you mentioned that in cases of Near Miss events, you dont have to inform the patient, just the hospital. However, I am quite certain I saw either an NBME or Free120 question with a near miss in which the correct answer was to inform the patient. The explanation did say that even in cases of near misses, you have a duty to inform the patient. Are you sure you dont have to inform patients?
There is also a uworld question about it. The answer is inform the patient. I think there is a minor mistake.
Thank you so much as a non-US IMG, this was really helpful for me. I have difficulty approaching ethic questions. 🙋♀
I know right! In my country the physician would scream at the patient a lot more frequently 🤣 sadly that is why I ve got a little bit more of trouble in this topic
This vedio is Extremely helpful👌
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To the point & summarized. Thank you for that.
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What will be the rewards after getting residency?
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Thank you so much COMLEX ethics is even harder t be honest
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Do electives in the US count in my match application after I graduate medical school?
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Is American(citizens) medical graduate student also have to give usmle exam fees as much as other countries students ?
very helpful
some confusion
please clarify
so if a patient informs the psychiatrist that they are going to kill someone then shouldn't the psychiatrist just inform the person and not the local law authorities since an actual crime hasn't been committed yet?
thanku
Hello, I have a question.
Lets say we are in middle of performing c-section and the patient says she wants to have a bilateral tubal ligation at that time. Can we perform it during the c-section?
Great
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How many questions of ethics will appear in step 1? The approximate number?
267