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➡ MORE Genitourinary system Physical Exam! meningitis)Ībdominal Physical Exam: USMLE Step 2 CS Physical Exam Videos Neuro Physical Exam: USMLE Step 2 CS Physical Exam Videos HEENT Physical Exam: USMLE Step 2 CS Physical Exam Videos Do NOT repeat painful maneuvers and simply apologize if you end up causing discomfort for your patient.Explain each part of your physical examination in layman’s term to your patient.Adjust the exam table to the appropriate position and height.

Make sure to ask your patient for permission before you begin your physical examination.

Use proper draping and don’t forget to tie back patient’s gown after you are finished with that part of your exam.

I recommend wearing gloves instead, since it is easier and less time consuming.

Before starting your exam, wash your hands with soap and water and completely dry your hands before touching your patient.

There is no penalty for doing a bit more. Also note that you can quickly listen to the heart and the abdomen if you think you have enough time to do so.

For example, if your patient is complaining of cough, then you would want to focus your exam on HEENT and Respiratory system.

With that said, it is still highly recommended that you still listen to your patients heart, lungs and abdomen, in addition to your focused exam. This is mainly due the limited time you have for your encounters, therefore your exam should be focused according to your patients chief complaint.

Full physical examination is not required for USMLE Step 2 CS.

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