The Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) has been shown to be a specific & sensitive metric for diagnosing #PeripheralArterialDisease. ABI has also been shown to predict mortality & adverse cardiovascular events independent of traditional CV risk factors. #S25ClinicalSkills stan.md/4nGKNl8

Check out our quick tips for the #AorticRegurgitation physical exam. Want to learn more? See our full guide here: stan.md/46ZQwfF #S25ClinicalSkills

Check out our quick tip sheet on the knee physical exam, which can provide valuable information that helps determine if imaging studies may be helpful. More on the knee exam: stan.md/46dYMs1 #S25ClinicalSkills

Quick refresher on #ParkinsonsDisease: The physical exam plays a key role in diagnosing & monitoring progression. Examination consists of a series of tests & maneuvers that evaluate the four main characteristics of the disease. More: stanford.io/2OahcTK #S25ClinicalSkills

Take a look at some of Stanford Medicine 25's quick facts on the shoulder #PhysicalExam!

See more detailed notes on our approach here: stanford.io/2XF5MKI #S25ClinicalSkills #BedMed