Neck Examination - ENT

This video - produced by students at Oxford University Medical School in conjunction with the ENT faculty - demonstrates how to perform an examination of the neck. It also demonstrates the lymph node regions of the neck.
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This video was produced in collaboration with Oxford Medical Illustration - a department of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. For more information, please visit www.oxfordmi.nhs.uk

[@Klav1eR]

So the things you need to see in neck exam:
1.Thyroid mass (inspection while swallowing)
2. Thyroglossal cyst (irregular midline neck mass that moves up when tongue is protruded)
3. Lymph nodes in orderly fashion (submandibular - upper jugular - middle jugular - lower jugular - posterior triangle - central neck - parathyroid - post auricular - pre-auricular)
4. Parotid gland
Thank me later

[@sespis2r]

please help me make genetically modified ribs that taste like salmon

[@nikithaj909]

Vito Cambodiawan you forgot submental lymph nodes :)

[@anikatabassumantara8630]

Also you can add
Inspection of scars,obvious lumps and any skin changes (From front,side and back)

[@terrytien183]

The posterior border of the submandibular triangle is the posterior belly of digastric muscle, not the anterior margin of thyroid cartilage

[@adamhull9152]

I knew that guy in the pink shirt his name is Darren he was a contestant on catchphrase back in 1990

[@ayushagarwal6736]

Nice video... One thing which could be improved is that thyroid cartilage has no role in the margins of Level 1 cervical lymph nodes or submandibular triangle. (It's hyoid bone which forms the inferior boundary of submental triangle ie. level 1A lymph nodes)

[@aashnalimbu5948]

Right

[@RayVon246]

why break up feeling lymph nodes to just ask the pt to swallow the water? this examination went from cervical lymph nodes, to water swallowing, and then to pre and post-auricular lymph node palpation!! looks messy

[@miranmuslem]

Very useful! Thanks.

[@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia]

0:21 What the f...

[@mr.v7244]

yeaa i was really scared for a second, maybe this is an old recording so they didnt really fix it... but that creeped me the feck out bro, lol

[@zuhairkamal9746]

very informative and easy simplified examination thank you for efforts

[@merlinsrobe4621]

These videos are nice for students who are trying to learn the examination sequence, but I find videos showing examinations of real patients with actual disease to be infinitely more useful. Unfortunately there's a dearth of such videos on RUclips.

[@budoor-km7jk]

Thx

[@happhantom7353]

0:25

[@Rambit]

0:22 pretty sure I heard the voice of a demon in there

[@kyeremak]

how is it wrong?

[@jeevanjohn3852]

Very interesting

[@estresha89]

Thank you, very helpful

[@user-pg2ht6lo8f]

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[@donkeywhistler]

Who obtains consent to examine their patients neck