Hi all I have a question about the hand examination, regarding testing the abductor pollicis brevis , I didn’t see it in your video, is it necessary or not ? Abductor pollicis brevis test : I will ask the patient to put their hand where palm is facing up , then ask the patient to raise their thumb ( to face the ceiling) , then I apply resistance. To test median nerve function. Thanks. @Mohammed Minallah @Ali Babiker

Mnemonic : ARDS A: Airway and Aspiration : 1- gastric aspiration . 2- Airway injury ( smoke inhalation , drowning ) . R: Related lung infection : 1- Pneumonia. 2- Tuberculosis . D: Direct lung injury : 1- Chest trauma . 2- Fat embolism . 3- Toxins inhalation ( ammonia ) . S : Systemic causes : 1- Pancreatitis . 2- Sepsis . 3- Massive blood transfusion.

❓ What can you see in the colonoscopy? - Multiple polyps of varying sizes. ❓ What is the most probable diagnosis? - Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP)

Hi everyone, Is there anyone who’s taking part b Edinburgh in Manchester?