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College of Osteopathic Medicine: Video Resources

This Resource Guide will help OMS1 and OMS2 students find helpful library resources

Anatomy Videos

You will need your TouroOne credentials to access some of these resources from off-campus.

Acland's DVD Atlas of Anatomy available for regular checkout.

Gross Anatomy Videos
Human dissection QuickTime videos varying in length from 7 to 35 minutes from Georgetown University Medical Center. Free Resource.

Includes images and videos on the coronal, horizontal & sagittal planes. Requires QuickTime to view videos. Free resource from Michigan State University Brain Biodiversity Bank.

 

Includes musculoskeletal system, cardiovascular & respiratory systems, gastrointestinal system, reproductive & endocrine systems, nervous systems.  Free resource from the University of Michigan Medical School.
 
  • bonus plates
  • sample videos from Netter's online dissection modules by UNC at Chapel Hill
  • Atlas plate discussion videos
  • sample modules from Netter's correlative imaging series
  • 3D models and videos from Netter's 3D anatomy (skull, hand and wrist, heart)

Procedures Consult

Multimedia training tool that teaches how to prepare for, perform, and follow up on the most common procedures required in today's hospital setting. Procedures Consult covers the procedures required by the ABIM (American Board of Internal Medicine) and conforms to ACGME standards. Includes an outline on pre– and post-procedures, anatomy, procedures, outcomes, and checklists.

Select "Procedure Videos" from the drop down menu and enter your terms in the search box.

To login from off campus: Select "with your TouroOne credentials", then enter your TouroOne username and password.

Against All Odds : Inside Statistics (Annenberg Learner)

A video instructional series on statistics for college and high school classrooms and adult learners; 32 6- to 14-minute video modules and coordinated guides.

"Picking up where the original Against All Odds left off in the 1980s, the new series maintains the same emphasis on “doing” statistics. Each unit is based on a video module that introduces a statistical topic in real-world context and takes you on location to where people from all walks of life are using statistics in their work. Starting with descriptive statistics, the course continues through probability and inference. Examples range from finding patterns in lightning strikes, to examining possible genetic resistance to deadly Lassa fever in West Africa, to linking DDT to the decline of peregrine falcons. Online interactive tools allow students to practice and use whey they’ve learned." - Taken from website

What Is Statistics?

Stemplots

Histograms

Measures of Center

Boxplots

Standard Deviation

Normal Curves

Normal Calculations

Checking Assumption of Normality

Scatterplots

Fitting Lines To Data

Correlation

Two-Way Tables

The Question Of Causation

Designing Experiments

Census And Sampling

Sample And Surveys

Introduction To Probability

Probability Models

Random Variables

Binomial Distributions

Sampling Distributions

Control Charts

Confidence Intervals

Tests Of Significance

Small Sample Inference For One Mean

Comparing Two Means

Inference For Proportions

Inference For Two-Way Tables

Inference For Regression

One-Way ANOVA

Summary

Clinical Examination/Procedure Videos

You will need your TouroOne credentials to access some of these resources from off-campus.

Access Medicine Multimedia

See tutorials and short guides on using AccessMedicine at this link.

  • Auscultation Classroom
  • Big Picture physiology videos
  • diagnostic and imaging studies (cardiovascular, fetal ultrasonography, GI, pulmonary, rheumatology)
  • Harrison's pathophysiology animations
  • Harrison's podclass
  • Heart & Lung sounds
  • human anatomy modules
  • lectures (diagnostic reasoning, genetics, neurology, pharmacology)
  • patient interview (2 videos)
  • patient safety modules
  • pharmacology (cardiology, neurology, pharmacology lecture videos)
  • physical exam (cardiovascular, dermatology, gastroenterology/hepatology, general physical exam, genitourinary, gynecology, neurology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, pulmonary)
  • POCUS Pearls
  • Podcasts
  • procedural videos (dermatology, emergency medicine/intensive care, gastroenterology/hepatology, gynecology, neurology, orthopedics, pulmonary)

A Practical Guide to Clinical Medicine - A review of clinical exam skills. Free resource from the University of California at San Diego.

Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination with OSCE Clinical Skills Videos
The Bates' videos demonstrate head-to-toe and systems-based physical examination techniques on different types of patients. The OSCE videos are designed to help with preparation for Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) by testing clinical reasoning skills. Each video presents a clinical encounter and you are given the opportunity to develop an assessment, or differential diagnosis, and provide an appropriate diagnostic workup. Note: this resource may not be accessible on all mobile devices.

See guides and short tutorials on using Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination with OSCE Clinical Skills Videos at this link.

Merck Manual Online - Video - Cardiovascular disorders ; Critical Care Medicine ; Gastrointestinal Disorders ; Hematology & Oncology ; Injuries, Poisoning ; Neurologic Disorders ; Pulmonary Disorders. Free resource.

NEJM Clinical Medicine Videos
Clinical medicine videos for medical training, practice and education ; primary care ; emergency medicine ; surgery ; pulmonary, critical care ; cardiology ; pediatrics ; infectious disease ; hematology/oncology ; otolaryngology ; gastroenterology ; OB-GYN ; orthopedics ; rheumatology ; urology/prostate disease ; medical ethics ; nephrology ; neurology/neurosurgery.

An interactive online guide to the neurologic examination. Supplemental resource to Blumenfeld's Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases, 2nd ed. Requires QuickTime plugin. Free resource.
 
The 25 physical exams every clinician should know. Free resource from Stanford University School of Medicine.
 

UCSD MedPics / Clinical Images
A visual educational resource dedicated to providing pictures that are representative of common and uncommon physical exam findings. Discussions of pathophysiology, diagnostics, and treatment are not included. Free Resource.

OMM / OMT Videos

Basic Percussor Course on DVD

Collected Works of J Gordon Zink on CD-ROM, CD & DVD

Counterstrain and Exercises : an integrated approach on CD-ROM

Diagnosis of Muscle Imbalance and Exercise Prescription on DVD

Human Embryology : from a biodynamic perspective - 6 DVD set

OMT Procedures Videos Online
Step-by-step video demonstrations of 122 OMT procedures. Free educational resource for all osteopathic medical residents and students developed by the American College of Osteopathic Family's Physicians' Subcommittee on OMM/OPP Publications & Educational Resources and based on the ACOFP textbook Somatic Dysfunction in Osteopathic Family Medicine. Requires Flash plug-in.

Principles of Manual Medicine : muscle energy and high velocity thrust techniques on CD-ROM & DVD

Principles of Manual Medicine II : myofascial release and functional techniques on CD-ROM

Visceral Manipulation on DVD