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♪ I do the same thing I told you that I never would
♪ I told you I'd change, even when I knew I never could
♪ Know that I can't find nobody else as good as you
♪ I need you to stay, need you to stay, hey (oh)
♪ I get drunk, wake up, I'm wasted still
♪ I realize the time that I wasted here
♪ I feel like you can't feel the way I feel
♪ Oh, I'll be [ _ ] up if you can't be right here
♪ Oh-oh-oh-whoa (oh-oh-whoa, oh-oh-whoa)
♪ Oh, I'll be [ _ ] up if you can't be right here
Hey guys! Welcome back to the channel.
If you're new here, I'm Sebastian,
a medical student from Australia.
And today is a Tuesday.
It's around 10:30, and I picked up
some sushi which I'll get into shortly.
But as you would have seen, I've just been doing
some study. We're currently in our last week
of our perinatal and women's health rotation,
which is more commonly known as obstetrics, gynecology
and neonatology, those specialty fields.
And last week I was on night shifts,
and this week is now neonatal intensive care unit.
The only class that I have today
is I have a tutorial at 1:00 with one
of the consultants, and we'll be talking
through a few case studies. So these next couple of weeks
are bit of a busy period.
We have our final week of rotation,
and then next week we'll have our end of rotation exams.
And then following that we have one week
of StuVac or "Study Vacation".
And then we have an entire week
of final year exams. But right now,
I'm going to work on my research project.
I'm involved in patient recruitment.
And because we're doing a lot of it via telehealth
and we're making a few calls to some patients,
we'll see how that goes. So I'm going
to get onto that now.
Yeah. Sure, sure, sure.
We'll get to those questions soon about climbing up hills.
And if you ever had attacks of wheezing
in the past three months...
♪ Know that I can't find nobody else as good as you
♪ I need you to stay, need you to stay, hey (oh)
♪ I do the same thing I told you that I never would
♪ I told you I'd change, even when I knew I never could
♪ Know that I can't find nobody else as good as you
♪ I need you to stay, need you to stay, hey (oh)
♪ When I'm away from you, I miss your touch (ooh-ooh)
♪ You're the reason I believe in love
♪ It's been difficult for me to trust (ooh-ooh)
♪ And I'm afraid that I'mma [ _ ] it up
♪ Ain't no way that I can leave you stranded
Hey guys!
So I'm back home.
It is about 3:45.
And we finished our tut over an hour ago.
And it was basically one of the consultants
coming in and there was five students,
five of us.
And so we went through four different case studies,
and the topics were on intrauterine growth restriction,
meconium aspiration syndrome, respiratory distress syndrome,
and jaundice in a neonate.
So we went through the patient notes
and the file, how they presented,
how they were managed, and where their progress is now.
So we did that as a group at the hospital.
Then we're going to regroup again on Thursday
later in the week to talk through them
with the consultant, and hopefully he can fill in
all the gaps in our knowledge.
So right now I've got some food.
Having a little bit of a late lunch.
Then I might take a little bit of a break
and try to get on to some studies.
♪ So, baby, stay
♪ Oh-oh-oh-whoa (oh-oh-whoa, oh-oh-whoa)
♪ I'll be [ _ ] up if you can't be right here
♪ I do the same thing I told you that I never would
♪ I told you I'd change, even when I knew I never could
♪ Know that I can't find nobody else as good as you
All right guys. I just finished the workout.
It was pull day, so I'm using this app
called "Strong" which records all the exercise.
And let's click finish.
Boom.
Done.
(snaps)
♪ I need you to stay, need you to stay, hey (oh)
Finished a few practice questions and I was noticing
that gastroenterology was not a very good discipline
for me so I have to come back and do more
revision for that.
But it's approaching 7:00 and I have a tutoring session
with a student of mine.
And we're going through interview practice,
medicine interview practice.
And I'm going to do a little bit of preparation
for that, and then I'll join the Zoom.
I like the first response. How does this make you feel?
And I like how you start off with actually disappointed.
You didn't, you didn't immediately put the blame
on the other students. You said... you, yourself,
take responsibility for that, because maybe you just
performed poorly regardless of what everybody else did.
So I like that it was more intraspection
rather than looking for blame. That was nice.
Take care.
All righty. So the session is finished.
And I am now very very hungry, because dinner
has been delayed. So I'm going to grab
some food in a bit. And then after dinner,
I'll probably just veg out, watch some Netflix,
and relax.
So I'll see you guys tomorrow.
(A.O.K - Adrian Eagle)
♪ Living in this big blue world
♪ With my head up in outer space
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K
♪ When I see trouble come my way
♪ I be makin' lemonade
So we don't actually have any scheduled class today.
It's a pretty light week, but that's also good
because it means we have more time to study.
So I'm treating today as a full study day.
And I'm actually visiting Deb. So just arrived at her place.
And I'll probably work through gastroenterology
and maybe cardiology because those were
two topics that I wasn't so... yesterday.
So Deb's waiting for me inside, so I'm going to head in.
♪ Hey little lady, I know you're feelin' crazy (woo)
♪ All your other friends are busy makin' them babies (ew)
♪ Been out in the real world
All right guys. So I just unpack my things,
but I want to quickly talk about some approaches
that I've been using when it comes to exams.
And the first tip is creating a study timetable.
So this doesn't have to be a physical thing
that you've written down. It could be as simple
as having a mental note of what's coming next.
So for me, I know that I want to do cardio
and gastro today. And that will be the focus.
Tip two is to give yourself enough time to prepare.
So if you're a quick learner or a fast learner,
you might need two weeks or eight weeks to prepare.
Whatever it is, by giving yourself enough time
means that you won't be stressed on the exam day
and you can think more clearly when answering the question.
Tip three is to focus on your weaknesses
not your strengths.
So a lot of people get caught up on what they're good at,
and when you're doing the practice questions
for those topics, they're smashing it
and they're like, yeah, I'm going to be
a gun for this exam.
But they missed all the things they don't know,
all the things that they haven't put time towards.
Because if you focus on your strong areas,
you might only improve your score by one or two marks.
But by focusing on your weak areas,
there's going to be so many marks that you can pick up.
Next tip is to find resources that work for you.
So for me with practice questions, I've been using things
like past medicine and quiz med.
And for more information resources,
I've been using things like Toronto Notes
and online resources like UpToDate
and Electronic Therapeutic Guidelines
which has all the management guidelines
that we use in Australia.
And finally, this is something that everybody
knows that they should be doing but we sometimes
neglect during exam time and that's getting good sleep
and also exercising.
They've both been showing to be good for memory
and for cognitive health.
Anyways, with that out of the way,
let's get into some practice questions.
♪ 'Cause we makin' Minute Maid (woo)
♪ [ _ ] to all the hate (uh) Do a shimmy-shay (woah)
♪ Put the pedal to the metal on the inner state
♪ Living in this big blue world (blue world)
♪ With my head up in outer space (outer space)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K (A-O-K)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K (mm, mm)
♪ When I see trouble come my way (my way)
♪ I be makin' lemonade (lemonade)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K (mm, mm)
♪ Na-na-na-na-na-na (A-O, A-O-K)
♪ I'd be lyin' if I said I knew the way (yo. I'd be lyin')
So I've changed locations.
Deborah moved me out of my room
because she has an online class,
and she has reclaimed her desk.
But I'm having a little bit of a lunch break.
Now I wanted to quickly talk about
what topics were being assessed on.
So I have four exams for my final interview exams
covering internal medicine, surgery, and then
our two specialty blocks, general practice
and obstetrics and gynecology.
And I've been really focusing on surgery and internal medicine
because they, themselves, encompass all
these different subspecialties.
So in internal medicine you have things
like cardiology, rheumatology, infectious diseases.
And then in surgery you have cardiothoracic,
orthopedics...
This is, this is such a vast amount of content
to learn.
And I think that's the reality with exams, is that
you'll never be able to know everything.
And so, my approach is always to try to learn
first principles, try to learn the fundamentals
so that if you're thrown a curveball in your exam,
you can always work backwards and try your best
to get the answer.
There's still plenty of things to cover,
so let's get back to it.
♪ You gon' be uh-uh, uh, A-O-K
♪ We gon' be uh-uh, uh, A-O-K
♪ Sugar, sugar
♪ Living in this big blue world (blue world)
♪ With my head up in outer space (outer space)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K (A-O-K)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K (mm, mm)
♪ When I see trouble come my way (my way)
♪ I be makin' lemonade (lemonade)
♪ I know I'll be A-O, A-O-K
♪ Na-na-na-na-na-na (A-O, A-O-K)
Oh! Hey guys!
Before I move on with the vlog,
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So this morning we have an OSCE revision session.
And for those of you who don't know
what an OSCE is, it stands for Objective
Structured Clinical Examination.
And it's basically a series of little mini stations.
For us, they last about eight minutes
where we'll be tested on the different clinical scenario.
So I'm having mine next week.
And we'll have three stations, one covering the theme
of gynecology, the other one obstetrics,
and one on neonatology. An example in obstetrics
might be a lady post-labor who's just given birth
to a baby, and she's having a postpartum hemorrhage,
which means after the delivery, she's having
some sort of bleed. And then you'll be asked
to take a history and do a quick examination.
And you might be trying to look for the different causes
of a postpartum hemorrhage.
And the four causes can be remembered
by using the 4 Ts.
So that stands for Trauma, Tone, Tissue, and Thrombin.
So Tone, for example, that's the most common cause
of postpartum hemorrhage. And that's when the uterine
is not contracting enough. And one of the management options
for that is to give the mother Syntocinon.
If you're thinking about tissue,
that might be a retained placenta.
So you want to make sure that the third stage
of labor had no complications, and you're looking
at the placenta itself to see if the membranes
are intact and there's no rugged edges.
If you're thinking about trauma, you might
want to look for a perennial tear.
And depending on the grade of the tear,
it was a grade 3 or grade 4 tear...
A grade 3 tear is when you have a tear
through the vaginal epithelium, perennial muscles,
and then into the external anal sphincter.
You might need to go to theater
to suture the wound.
And finally, Thrombin. So this would be screen
before the woman went into labor,
and it's looking for any coagulation of sorts.
Anyways, the class is about to start,
so I'm going to run over there now.
♪ Yeah, you can call me lover boy
♪ They say I throw my heart around
♪ And you can be my lover girl
♪ I'll pick you up, drive you around
♪ I'll show you how to fall in love
♪ We'll be the talk of all the town
♪ Now everybody wants to be like us
♪ They're getting jealous, feel it now
♪ Oh, wow
♪ Kill the lights
♪ Oh, baby, close your eyes
♪ The way you're looking at me
♪ You've got me mesmerized Something I can't escape
So I'm back in my room, and I've changed
to something a little bit more comfortable.
And my hair's got so long because in lockdown,
the hairdressers are closed, so I haven't been able
to visit barber in like three months.
But anyways, as you would have seen,
we had our OSCE revision session in the morning.
And it was really good.
How it ran was... It went for about 3 1/2 hours.
And there was a doctor there with a bunch of us, students.
It was about eight or nine of us.
And we were each given the chance to do
a mock OSCE.
So my station was lady who's 28-weeks pregnant
coming in with non-specific symptoms of abdominal pain,
a little bit of vaginal discharge.
And after taking a brief history,
we later find out that on speculum examination,
she has pulling in the posterior fornix
which points to that this could be
premature rupture of the membranes.
And then you have to talk through
some management options. So that was really helpful.
And right now there's not too much planned
for the rest of the afternoon. I'm aiming to do
some light study and a bit of OSCE practice,
and also a gym session.
And once that's all done, I'll then relax
and watch some TV.
♪ Nothing will ever be the same
♪ We'll meet again some other day
♪ Oh, yeah
♪ It's such a shame
♪ Somehow the love came to an end
♪ You've started talking to a tool
♪ You're telling lies to all your friends
♪ But you know damn well it should be me
♪ But I'm moving on, doing my best
♪ Now everybody whispers things 'bout us
Fridays are usually our teaching days,
so we come into hospital and they've had some
sort of lecture, seminars or tutorials ready for us.
But because we're at the end of rotation
and exams are coming up soon, we don't have anything
formally scheduled today. The reason why
I'm in hospital is because I had rescheduled class
that was meant to be yesterday but is now this morning.
And it was covering those neonatal intensive
care unit cases that we were talking
through earlier in the week.
We might also go over some things
like neonatal resuscitation, how to do
a formal neonatal examination, which has to be done
before any baby and mother is discharged.
And right now, it's about five to nine.
The class is starting very soon so I'm going
to make my way over there.
♪ Kill the lights
♪ Oh, baby, close your eyes
♪ The way you're looking at me
♪ You've got me mesmerized
♪ Something I can't escape
♪ Feel like I'm lost in space
♪ You've got that good loving
♪ Girl, if you leave me I might throw my heart away
♪ You know my heart can't take the break
♪ Nothing will ever be the same
♪ We'll meet again some other day
♪ Oh, yeah Oh, yeah
♪ Kill the lights
♪ Oh, baby, close your eyes
♪ The way you're looking at me
♪ You've got me mesmerized
♪ Something I can't escape
♪ Feel like I'm lost in space
♪ You've got that good loving
♪ Girl, if you leave me I might throw my heart away
♪ You know my heart can't take the break
♪ Nothing will ever be the same
Our last tutorial was on the examination
of a newborn baby. So how to go through
a top-to-toe assessment. So from the head looking
at things like the head circumference,
looking in the eyes for any signs
of congenital cataracts, the mouth,
the high arch palate, or cleft lip.
Then normal cardiovascular respiratory
gastrointestinal examination.
And then going further down below.
Looking for normal genitalia,
looking at their feet for clubbed foot.
And as you would have seen before we're also going
through how to do a hip examination.
So doing things like the Barlow Maneuver
or the Ortalani Maneuver. So the Barlow Maneuver
I think is when you're trying to see if the hip
can be dislocated. And the Ortalani Maneuver
is when you're trying to put a dislocated hip
back in the joint.
I have to double check that. I think that's correct.
And I've just arrived at Deb's house.
She also just finished at the hospital.
So all that's left is these exams
and study. So I'm going to get onto some revision now.
♪ I sip the liquor but it's much too harsh
♪ Chase me down chase me down make a stop
♪ I know she said that she fun with her own soul
♪ Unfortunately cuz there's so much
♪ of the devil's first small joke
♪ She in this so cold
So we just finished dinner and it's about 8:30 right now.
Going to do a little bit more revision,
and then and I are going to watch Season 3
of Money Heist.
I think it's called La Casa de Papel
in Spanish. Probably butchered it.
Sorry to those Spanish viewers out there.
But big thanks again for LG for sponsoring this video.
And that will bring an end to week
and end to obs-gyn.
A few more days until my exams,
so I still have a lot of prep to do.
And if you guys are preparing for your own exam,
best of luck. Hope you smash it.
And keep up all that revision.
But if you enjoyed the video, be sure to hit
that like button. Subscribe if you want
to see more content like this.
And until next time, this is Sebastian.
Stay sharp!
♪ She my cherry cola
♪ She gon keep me sober
♪ Let me keep you closer
♪ Bum me like a soda
♪ Sweeter than the champagne
♪ Swimming in this cold drink
♪ Keep me from the chardonnay I'm just sipping one thing
♪ She my cherry cola