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An Appointment in Cardiology

The Initial Interview – Original Interpretation

An Appointment in Cardiology

Dr. Riendl is seeking information from Roger about his symptoms and his past history.... read more

The Initial Interview – Simultaneous Format

An Appointment in Cardiology

This appointment is for Roger Brown to meet with Dr. Riendl based on concern about his shortness of breath. Roger’s wife, Anna, is accompanying him for the appointment. The following segments of the interview are presented in a simultaneous format. That is, you... read more

The Physical Exam – Consecutive – Parts 1-5

An Appointment in Cardiology

In this segment, the doctor performs a physical exam of the patient. (2:40) The following segments of the interview are presented in consecutive format. That is, each turn is a separate movie which will pause on the screen at the end of the turn. This is your... read more

The Physical Exam – Simultaneous Format

An Appointment in Cardiology

The Physical Exam – Simultaneous Format In this segment, the doctor performs a physical exam of the patient. (2:40) Because of the constraints of space in the exam room, it was not possible to capture the original interpretation for the... read more

The Recommendations – Consecutive – Parts 1-10

An Appointment in Cardiology

In this segment, the doctor gives his recommendations based on his examinations and inquiries–and answers any question that the patient has related to the recommendations or procedures. (18:06) The following segments of the interview are presented in consecutive... read more

The Recommendations – Consecutive – Parts 11-20

An Appointment in Cardiology

In this segment, the doctor gives his recommendations based on his examinations and inquiries–and answers any question that the patient has related to the recommendations or procedures. (18:06) The following segments of the interview are presented in consecutive... read more