Core Clinical Capstone

[swimmergirl96]

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Anyone have an idea when this will be implemented? It seems like class of 2025 will not be involved, but do will it take a few years before its fully up and running?

 

[Niwrad]

It’ll be nice to have flexibility in training and early specialization if that’s what it means

 

[deleted771945]

What is this? Are you referring to the COMLEX Level 2 PE replacement?

 

[NotAProgDirector]

Core Competency Capstone for DOs - NBOME

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What the heck is she doing with her fingers in that picture? Is that some sort of osteopathic wizardry?

 

[Niwrad]

Core Competency Capstone for DOs - NBOME

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What the heck is she doing with her fingers in that picture? Is that some sort of osteopathic wizardry?

In this case they’re literally just pointing. Most OMM instructions cringe when students use more than one finger to localize tenderness.

Typically use in trigger point (a muscle knot), Counterstrain tender points (may be related to acupuncture principles, idk the exact nature), and just point tenderness

 

[MateoGM416]

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What the heck is she doing with her fingers in that picture? Is that some sort of osteopathic wizardry?

She's obviously using the still-jones-chapman-miller-ninjutsu method for identifying lymphatic countertenderpoints of L2-4 transverse spinal process somatopsychsiological dysfunctions 👍

 

[annoyedpsychiatrist]

Seems like a great idea. Lets do four stations where you have to correctly guess cranial, cervical, thoracic, lumbar dysfunciton and if you dont get 3/4 right you fail.

I wonder if it took one person to formulate this stupid idea or it was a group effort. I dont understand why you would have OMM as a potential barrier to residency when almost no one does OMM in residency.

 

[Angus Avagadro]

Core Competency Capstone for DOs - NBOME

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What the heck is she doing with her fingers in that picture? Is that some sort of osteopathic wizardry?

I "Think" the person is using their thumb and 5th finger to represent the respective vertebral transverse proces and how the vertebral body might be side bended and rotated. Just a guess, it's a bizarre photo.