6 Minute Case Studies Podcast by Movement is Medicine

Episodes 7

Avg. Duration 6m

Activity Declining

Since Apr 2025

Latest Episode Sep 2025

Publishing Details

Schedule

Monthly

Format

Episodic

Hosting

anchor.fm

About This Podcast

Follow 6 Minute Case Studies for concise case reviews highlighting important concepts of physical exam that intersect with quality improvement principles. Brought to you by PT Measures for iOS.

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Recent Episodes

Aphasia, Apraxia, and normal brain imaging?

Sep 10, 2025 6m

Learn about a not uncommon condition where focal deficits can present after days of delay, and how a confluence of systems factors may create underserved micro-populations hidden in plain…

A hip fracture, dizziness, and ... bloat?

Aug 04, 2025 6m

Bloat - low-value information clogging up the medical record. An inconvenience for sure, but can bloat actually harm patients?

Meta-tation: What's Going on Here?

Jun 09, 2025 5m

Not a clinical case, but an overview of this podcast's purpose and direction, and a reflection on why high-level hospital PT practice is so important right now.

RLL pneumonia and ptosis

Jun 03, 2025 5m

Generalized weakness in the hospital? Pretty common. With dysphagia and ptosis? Pretty worrisome! What else should we be screening for when our patients' symptoms might be overlooked as simple…

Dizziness (and Sneakers) in the ED

May 02, 2025 9m

Dizziness can be a tricky complaint to work through. This case highlights how the right reasoning framework can lead to even a challenging diagnosis. Dizziness resources mentioned are available…

Slurred Speech and Stumbling Gait in the Hospital

May 01, 2025 5m

Dysarthria and Gait ataxia - common complaints leading to hospital admission for stroke workup. But imaging comes back clear. Can careful history taking and simple physical testing uncover an…

Shoulder Pain + Weakness in the ED

Apr 24, 2025 9m

Shoulder pain, weakness, falls - standard complaints for a PT to evaluate. In this case, a handful of subtle exam findings paint a complete picture, but only if we know how to interpret them, and…