This week, for a change, I thought we’d look at a medical teaching video in the hope of finding some relaxing material. Actually, that’s no change at all as we have covered this channel and this institution in a previous blog post.
In that blog post I concluded that the sound quality really wasn’t all there. I limited the post to just five videos, concluding that a number of them were not going to make it to the Procrastination Pen playlist.
However, there was the matter of the remaining videos to review, so I thought I’d give the channel a second chance, in the hope that there is a diamond in the rough as it were.
As previously indicated the tutor is Justine Ward who desperately needs a better microphone and quieter surroundings to get the best sound on her videos. Sadly she has neither here.
The channel is Dominican College. The purpose of this set of videos is not completely clear. I do not think they were designed with audio quality in mind.
In which case I think I will limit myself to reviewing just five videos on this occasion as well.
September 22, 2019
A bit longer than the last (previous blog post) at four and three-quarter minutes.
It shares the same limitations as the others reviewed so far, in that the voice of the teaching professional seems to be at the end of a long tunnel.
One thing that does come across is how gentle she is with the “patient” in this. It is also the first time I have come across a video in which a person with restricted motion is reviewed (left shoulder).
Again, the video ends abruptly (this has become somewhat of a theme).
This appears to be a duplicate of the video called “C-spine and UE ROM screen 9/22/19”. We only need one in the playlist so I’ll drop this one.
September 22, 2019
Definitions again
Goniometer a device used to measure an angle.
Nares the nostrils.
Occiput the back of the skull.
Acromion the upper part of the shoulder.
It is interesting that the focus is on reimbursement based upon Insurance Companies. This is strange to a person in an NHS system that money payment for treatment is a contingent process, like stage payments on a mortgage. Health obviously having a very definite value in such a system.
It appears to be a duplicate of the one entitled “C-spine goniometry 9/22/19” we only need one in the playlist so I’ll drop this one.
September 22, 2019
Again, we see the extreme care taken in manipulating. With feedback felt about where rotation should cease. Any pressure on joints is applied with care.
September 22, 2019
Definitions:
Lateral epicondyle: the rounded bit on the outside of the elbow.
C-Spine and UE ROM screen 9/22/19
We can probably rattle through these barring any surprises because they are consistent in terms of sound quality.
C-spine Goniometry 9/22/19
We covered this above as the second September 22, 2019 video.
The Dominican College playlist on the Procrastination Pen is here:
The Procrastination Pen playlist (which is no-doubt what you have all been reading this in order to locate) is found here:
I have been working through that playlist repeatedly and some of the videos that were members have now fallen from favour. If any of your favourites are in there you can find them here in the archive list:
Quite often the videos getting removed have no faults other than excessive background noise.
The playlist of items that are great for ASMR (but contain an age verification function), usually a great way to interrupt your listening in the middle of the night, is here:
I hope that you find the playlists restful and that you get a good night’s sleep.
Hope to see you again back here for the next blog article.
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Until next time.
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