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The Clinical Image
The Clinical Image
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In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of clinical photos in medical education and testing scenarios. They start by sharing a personal experience of capturing an image of a child with monkeypox, which helped to raise awareness of the disease. The speaker emphasizes that a well-composed image can be valuable in spreading information and educating others.<br /><br />They then provide several tips for preparing great clinical photos. These include ensuring proper lighting to avoid distractions, focusing on the important elements of the image, being mindful of the background and framing the photo appropriately, avoiding digital distortion and over-compression, using modern photos instead of older ones, and cropping images to eliminate unnecessary information.<br /><br />The speaker also discusses the benefits of using clinical photos in test questions to assess knowledge application and elevate the level of assessment. They give examples of how photos can be used to test various aspects of dermatology, such as morphology and distribution.<br /><br />In the end, the speaker encourages the audience to consider these tips when creating photo submissions for test questions. They provide examples of before-and-after cropping to show the difference it can make in improving the quality and focus of the image.<br /><br />No credits were mentioned in the video.
Keywords
clinical photos
medical education
testing scenarios
importance
awareness
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