In this podcast we have discussed about -

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* Arterial supply of Brain including Circle of Willis,

* Middle Cerebral Artery arteriogram,

* Middle ear,

* Triangles of the neck,

* Spinal accessory nerve and Greater auricular nerve,

* Strap ( Infrahyoid) muscles and Suprahyoid muscles,

* External Carotid artery,

* Thyroid gland and Parathyroid gland,

* Parotid gland and freys syndrome,

* Submandibular gland,

* Larynx,

* Tongue,

* Brain - sulcus, gyrus, cisterns

* CSF

* Arnold Chiari malformations, Meningioma, Ring enhancing lesion,

* Tentorium Cerebelli,

* Cranial nerve especially Occulomotor nerve,

* Facial nerve and artery.

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Head and Neck Anatomy Part 1 includes

Skull

Scalp

Temporomandibular Joint

Muscles of mastication

Skull foramina

Cranial fossa

Cavernous sinus

Dural Venous Sinuses

MRCS OSCE ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION IN DETAIL . Also added key points regarding 2 new case, Painless Jaundice and PeriUmbilical Hernia.

How to perform Thyroid examination in the stations

Summary

Relevant question and answer .

** Note in the management, always start like -

I would perform a triple assessment, taking a history as well as proper examination, arrange an ultrasound and a fine needle aspiration or a biopsy. Also I would like to check thyroid function test.

HOW TO APPROACH CLINICAL EXAMINATION STATION IN OSCE

Wash hands

Introduce yourself

Confirm patients identity and take verbal consent

Explain procedure in layman terms

Ask for chaperone, proper exposure

Look, feel, tap, hear and special tests

Thank the patient after examination and always cover them back

Check patient reports, files [ CCRISP , Abdomen ]

Wash hands

Summarise your case