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[Music] hey everyone Im Chris from geeky medics in this short video were going to cover how to use the Socrates mnemonic in history taking Ill be covering each component as Socrates in detail and we will discuss some examples right lets get started Socrates is a useful framework for exploring a patients presenting symptoms it is most commonly used to take a Comprehensive Pain history but it can be applied to most other symptoms and this is something which I want to explore in this video using Socrates also gives you structure during your medical history taking and helps you remember the most important questions to ask when exploring the history of presenting complaint so the first thing we need to do is to look at what Socrates stands for so Socrates stands for sight onset character radiation Associated symptoms timing exacerbating and relieving factors and severity were going to look at each of these components of Socrates in more detail lets get started by looking at site so t
