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"Who needs med school when you have Twitter?;-)"

A first year medical student uses her Twitter learning network...

  1. first response from @fidouglas, clinical student
  2. Wikipedia to the rescue...
  3. fidouglas
    @Shazmo According to Wiki "a readily-detectable and easy-to-find popliteal pulse may actually suggest some pathology". FYI.
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  4. fidouglas
    @Shazmo Might wanna verify that before quoting it in an exam. Maybe one of our resident junior docs would know. @silv24 @Watts_Chris ?
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  5. ...but verified by surgical trainee, @topknife1
  6. topknife1
    @Watts_Chris @fidouglas @shazmo @silv24 if very easily palpable think of an aneurysm definitely. tough to feel unless regularly doing it.
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  7. fidouglas
    @topknife1 @Watts_Chris @shazmo @silv24 Who needs med school when you have Twitter?! ;-) Thanks for clarifying.
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  8. And a top tip!
  9. topknife1
    @Watts_Chris @fidouglas @shazmo @silv24 to medstuds may be simple but rem if distal pulse present then It is there even if u can't feel it..
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  10. topknife1
    @Watts_Chris @fidouglas @shazmo @silv24 be surprised how many tell u popliteal is absent but dp and pt present!
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