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How are you now dear doctor 🎉

I love your videos, you explain pathophysiology in a way that is clear and memorable!

This was the most helpful video I've watched on the topic. It's hard for me to nail down anemia vs dehydration on the blood labs

This is amazing. Do you provide the slides?

We need professors like you Sir.

This is very helpful, is there a textbook that goes along with this lecture series? @ThenursingProf

Thank you for this, your video was much more informative than my graduate program lectures.

My H&H is dropping steadily but my RBC is normal

Talks in circles 😢

I’m so glad I found your lectures. They’re the live, rev-me-up complement to my online pathophys class and you really help me get stuff. Thank you!

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10 years later and this video still does wonders for my advanced pathophysiology class. The reading in the book is so dry and boring, but your video makes me understand. Thank you so much!

Very helpful!!❤❤❤ thank you for these videos

What happens to the body if not given any pain medication for 10 hours post op of MPFL surgery from caregiver? I have never had any surgeries prior to this one and I am still struggling to walk and the surgery was 3 yrs ago.

if all or them are low is it aldosterone? low serum na, low serum osmo, low urine osmo?

How do i convert your readings to British from your American readings?

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Very helpful information hopefully other doctors also teach as you do.👍

Can one apply linear interpolation to estimate his HbA1C level knowing his FBS, using the table for A1c and FBS? Thanks in advance for the reply.

This procedure saved my husbands life! He went into cardiac arrest and when I got into hospital he wasn’t responding (ie nurse touched surface of his eye- he didn’t even blink). This was done and really improved the quality of his life. He had some short term and long term memory issues at first that improved somewhat over time.

What is the difference between RBC count and hematocrit? All the explanations I am finding online say that the difference is that the former is the number of cells, and the latter is the percentage of cells. But that tells me nothing: The number of cells is only meaningful if you know exactly how much blood was drawn, which means it is a proportion. A proportion is a percentage, and that's exactly what people say hematocrit is. So I come straight back to zero.

Thank you for your time in making these videos. Im using them as a supplement to my studies for my PCCN test as well as to help me better understand the whys with regard to disease process. It help one do a better job with care.

What about if it’s the opposite and too low

Generally correct, but abysmally out of date.

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Vasopressin is taken out of ACLS

Wonderful video, and I've seen a few on the subject. Thanks for clarity and level of detail.

Words aren’t enough for me to show how I grateful I am for helping me to get rid of my Diabetes’s type 2 Dr Igudia.

I like that you ask the questions. It makes me think. Thank you for your videos.

This was really helpful thank you!!!

Fantastic explanation! Thank you.

I love the way the parts are explained , but how to do we manage it?????

A big thank you! This is explained so good!

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I was having a hard time understanding this for my boards you helped me a lot thank you!!

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Where can we find all your lectures on patho

Thanks for this detailed lecture

Thanks for such detailed lecture

Thank you for an excellent lecture. My only quandary is the effect of diuretics. On the side at approx 27:37 you have listed diuretics under causes of metabolic acidosis (due to loss of HCO3) but then in the practice questions at 38:51 you indicated that diuretics will lead to metabolic alkalosis...

Excellent teacher, excellent subject.

Thank you , it is very informative

Thanks again for helping me with this because I did not understand in class

Love your lectures! Thank you

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Thank you so much.. this video was very comprehensive and I appreciate it!

Yeah...well...13.8 x 3 doesn't equal 44.3. In that instance my Hct should be 41.4. I guess this explains an MCHC of 31. By the rule of 3s...my 4.9 RBC should equal Hb of 14.7. 13.8 ain't 14.7. As a 12 - 15hr/wk cyclist, this is causing some "problems". No dehydration here either...at least not the morning of the test.

What if my hba1c is only 5.0 but my glucose is 120?