Step into the MBBS Year IV classroom with Dr. Sana Saeed, Vice Chair, Education, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, as she guides students through the essentials of abdomen and respiratory examination. This is part one of the session, focusing on technique and interpretation. Stay tuned to our page for part two, where the discussion moves to diagnosis and the next steps. | AKU Child Health

Examination of the Eyes and Vision - OSCE Guide | Geeky Medics

Sumit Das on Instagram: "1️⃣ Accept + Reset (Day 0 mindset) Forget 3rd year regrets. Final year is structured in a way that even late starters can catch up fast with the right plan. 2️⃣ Start From the Ward → Then Books In final year, clinical exposure becomes your main teacher. Rule: Whatever case you see today → read that system for 45–60 minutes the same day. Your retention and confidence both go up. 3️⃣ Use a Minimalist Book List Stick to simple, exam-oriented books: • Medicine: Alagappan / m

PEEPER on Instagram: "A restaurant in Japan conducted a demonstration to show how quickly germs can spread through normal interactions. In the experiment, a single participant’s hand was coated with a fluorescent substance to represent germs. After 30 minutes of dining, touching shared utensils, and moving around the room, the substance had transferred to plates, handles, food trays, and multiple other guests—clearly visible under UV light. The experiment highlights how everyday contact can move