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Loyola Full Male Exam Part 2
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Loyola Full Male Exam Part 2 A video from Loyola medical school, Chicago showing the full examination of the male
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Part two of a full male examination covers the neck, shoulders, and eyes. The examiner guides the patient through neck and shoulder movements to check range of motion, then dims the room to examine the back of the eye while the patient fixes his gaze on the wall.
Key points
- The examiner tests neck range of motion in several directions
- Shoulder movement is checked with arms raised and hands behind the head
- The examiner dims the room lights for the eye examination
- The patient is asked to fix his gaze on the wall and ignore the light
Chapters
- 0:00 — Neck examination begins
- 0:34 — Shoulder range of motion
- 1:01 — Fundus eye examination
Video Transcript
Part two of a Loyola full male examination, covering the neck, shoulders, and eyes. The examiner tests neck and shoulder range of motion, then dims the room to examine the fundus at the back of the eye, asking the patient to fix his gaze on the wall and ignore the light.
Read the full transcript
The next thing you want to do is start to examine some of the neck and shoulders. So you know what? Let's have you, if you can lower your gown in front here. Okay. First of all, can you touch your chin to your chest? Good. Then go straight back. Good. Then touch your chin to your shoulder. Good. Then your chin the other way. Good. And next I want you to kind of tilt your head towards one shoulder and then the other side. Good. Okay. I just want to examine different parts of your shoulder here too.
Okay. You can take your arms and just go straight out and over your head. Okay. Now put your arms, your hands behind your head. Good. Then I want you to kind of touch back behind your, just want to see how far up you can get your thumbs. Good. Okay. That's normal. You can go ahead and put your arms back in your gown. Now I'm going to go back up to the eyes. I want to do a little bit more complete examination of the eyes by looking at the fundus or the back of the eyes.
What I want to do is I'm going to turn off one of the lights in the room to dark in the room just a little bit. I'm going to have you stare straight across at the wall there. I'm going to come rather close to your eyes. And when I do that, I'm going to ask you to try not to look at the light or look at me. Just try to ignore me. Okay. Okay.
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