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NTNU Medicine and Health
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Research at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences covers a wide range of topics related to medicine and health. Our research ranges from basic research to translational and applied research.
Veilederrollen – hvordan skape godt læringsmiljø for studenter i praksisstudier?
00:01 - Hva betyr det for deg å være veileder?
02:00 - Hva tenker du er viktig for at studenten skal lære?
04:13 - Hvordan kan studenten få styrket selvtilliten sin?
05:30 - Hva er det mest positive med å ha studenter i avdelingen?
Filmen er produsert i prosjektet «Styrket veiledning i praksis» (SVIP), v /Randi J. Reidunsdatter og Elin R. Thingnes, NTNU, og er lisensiert under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License creativecommons.org/licenses/...
02:00 - Hva tenker du er viktig for at studenten skal lære?
04:13 - Hvordan kan studenten få styrket selvtilliten sin?
05:30 - Hva er det mest positive med å ha studenter i avdelingen?
Filmen er produsert i prosjektet «Styrket veiledning i praksis» (SVIP), v /Randi J. Reidunsdatter og Elin R. Thingnes, NTNU, og er lisensiert under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License creativecommons.org/licenses/...
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Veileders forventninger til student i praksisstudier
Просмотров 3297 месяцев назад
00:01 - Hvilke egenskaper setter du pris på hos en student i praksisstudier? 01:28 - Hvordan kan studenten vise initiativ? 03:06 - Hvordan kan studenten vise god pasientomsorg? 04:27 - Hva er din drømmestudent? Filmen er produsert i prosjektet «Styrket veiledning i praksis» (SVIP), v /Randi J. Reidunsdatter og Elin R. Thingnes, NTNU, og er lisensiert under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlik...
Dette er 180°N
Просмотров 2198 месяцев назад
Hvordan foregår forskning med PET? Hvordan lager vi sporstoffer, tester de ut, og hvordan kommer det pasienter til nytt? Her er en introduksjon til Trond Mohn-senteret 180°N
Sykehusstudien - ny teknologi og helse (STUNTH)
Просмотров 4209 месяцев назад
STUNTH er et forskningsprosjekt som ønsker å undersøke sammenhenger mellom arbeid og helse hos sykehusansatte.
Health forecast for our century - how science creates a positive future
Просмотров 18111 месяцев назад
What can we do to promote healthy and meaningful lives? How can we use technology and organize our health system to provide the needed health care? Join us for a one-day conference the 5th of October 2023 in Trondheim to prepare for the future - attendance is free and open to everyone: www.ntnu.edu/health/conference
Seksualitet etter brystkreft
Просмотров 197Год назад
Seksualitet er en stor del av oss, men hva når man går gjennom brystkreft og tiden etterpå? Denne filmen er laget i samarbeid med Brystkreftforeningen og deres samarbeidspartner Roche. Videoen er lastet opp med tillatelse.
Medisinfri søvnbehandling - forskningsprosjekt ved NTNU
Просмотров 2 тыс.2 года назад
Medisinfri søvnbehandling i primærhelsetjenesten er et forskningsprosjekt som skal undersøke om kurset Sov Godt har en gunstig effekt på søvnkvalitet og livskvalitet. Kurset er for de som sliter med søvnløshet. Prosjektet startet opp i 2022.
Intervju med sykepleier om master i avansert klinisk allmennsykepleie
Просмотров 3452 года назад
Torill Aarskog Skorpen intervjues av Rimor Einang Alnes om master i avansert klinisk almennsykepleie. Les mer om studien her: www.ntnu.no/studier/makallmsp
NTNU Intransal Naloxone Trial, results
Просмотров 2352 года назад
Arne Skulberg presents the latest results from the NINA trial on naloxone nose spray against opoid overdose. Abstract from the article (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/add.15806): Aims :To measure and evaluate clinical response to nasal naloxone in opioid overdoses in the pre-hospital environment. Design: Randomised, controlled, double-dummy, blinded, non-inferiority trial, and conduct...
Nalokson-nesespray, NINA studien - hovedresultater
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 года назад
Arne Skulberg presenterer de siste resultatene fra NINA-studien med nalokson nesespray mot opoid-overdose. Artikkelen kan leses her: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/add.15806
SupportPrim for fastleger
Просмотров 7332 года назад
SupportPrim er et forskningsprosjekt som benytter innovative metoder for å finne fram til behandling som er mer tilpasset hver enkelt pasient med muskel- og skjelettplager. Tidligere studier viser at behandlinger som tilbys pasienter med muskel- og skjelettplager kun har liten til moderat effekt, og det er begrenset kunnskap om hva som er den beste tilnærmingen. Dette ønsker vi å gjøre noe med ...
This is Department of Public Health and Nursing at NTNU
Просмотров 3492 года назад
The Department of Public Health and Nursing (ISM) aims for better public health, both nationally and globally. We are responsible for research, teaching, innovation and communication within the fields of community medicine, nursing science, general practice and applied public health. Read more about us at our webpages www.ntnu.edu/ism
Dette er Institutt for samfunnsmedisin og sykepleie (ISM) ved NTNU
Просмотров 7742 года назад
Institutt for samfunnsmedisin og sykepleie ved NTNU jobber for bedre folkehelse. Vi er ansvarlig for forskning, undervisning, innovasjon og formidling innenfor sykepleie, samfunns- og allmennmedisin- og folkehelseområdet nasjonalt og globalt. Les mer om oss på nettsidene våre www.ntnu.no/ism
Dette foregår på feltstasjonen i STUNTH (St. Olavsundersøkelsen ny teknologi og helse)
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Viser hva som møter ansatte ved St. Olavs hospital på feltstasjonen i forskningsprosjektet STUNTH
Innleggelser fra legevakt
Просмотров 6982 года назад
Ellen Rabben Svedahl forteller om forskning på legevaktsleger og innleggelse på sykehus. Forskningen er publisert i tidsskriftet Family Practice. academic.oup.com/fampra/advance-article/doi/10.1093/fampra/cmab120/6409792?login=true
STUNTH - St. Olavsundersøkelsen - ny teknologi og helse
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STUNTH - St. Olavsundersøkelsen - ny teknologi og helse
ADVANCE2 - Adressing Domestic Violence in Antenatal Care Environments
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ADVANCE2 - Adressing Domestic Violence in Antenatal Care Environments
Per E. Jørgensen (DK) om CAG-søknader i Midt-Norge 2019
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Per E. Jørgensen (DK) om CAG-søknader i Midt-Norge 2019
Lars Berrum: Bli med på Guttedagen!
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Lars Berrum: Bli med på Guttedagen!
TverrPraks - tverrfaglig praksis for helse- og sosialstudenter ved NTNU
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TverrPraks - tverrfaglig praksis for helse- og sosialstudenter ved NTNU
Utlysning av Clinical Academic Groups: Felles mål om bedre helse!
Просмотров 4125 лет назад
Utlysning av Clinical Academic Groups: Felles mål om bedre helse!
Register-based research to address current drug safety concerns
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Register-based research to address current drug safety concerns
Kenneth Andersen - Dual Frequency Ultrasound Transducer
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Kenneth Andersen - Dual Frequency Ultrasound Transducer
Åpning: studentdrevet innovasjonslab innen helse
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Åpning: studentdrevet innovasjonslab innen helse
Hvordan fosteret opplever ultralyden bør forskes mer på,og mer om de uheldige konsekvensene/riskene
Fucken beautiful! Awesome video ❤
this is the pain i feel as they try to eat the crystals but stabs me over over in the process
People who do a lot of running exercise or general exercise do not get gout. The constant blood flow to the feet and other joints creates a high temperature environment where Gout crystals cannot form.
I wish it were true :(
False
@@toekneelorenzo2942 exercise burn fat and hormones, kidney and the liver makes it harder for uric acids to rise to the level of gout. It is true. Most of the people who get gout live mostly a sedentary lifestyle
How can we cure uric acid permanently
it cannot be cured only prevented. Uric acid is a natural waste product the body produces. Uric acid is easier to be removed by the kidneys than in it's previous form when it enters the body as purines. However, kidneys have a limit to the amount it can effectively remove
That’s why u should Appreciate every single inch of ur body 🤺❤️🩹
Look at these little guys go!!!! Nom nom nom!
Suffering from a attack now, 2 days of no sleep and anything going against my ankle brings tears to my eyes, I want my leg amputated it is this bad.. I do take pain meds doctor gave but it isn't helping at all, only relief I get is when I go and lay in a hot bath for hours while my leg floats.
I find this very interesting, although sad that explanation and/or help to the way to proceed is absent. Hope some scientists out there can help us that are in pain, instead of just posting such a video... I find it is like showing a medication that can cure you, but hiding name so you can't have access to it. Wet ones appetite out of reach... so, so sad... and prayer ain't cutting it...
This is extremely interesting. But I think the macrophages are just turning the monosodium urate crystals back into water soluble uric acid, and then the uric acid will float around in the blood stream for awhile then redeposit in tissues as urate crystals again if the uric acid greater than 6.5mg/dl is not excreted. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I doubt it , because, these cristals look like lethal 2 the immune cells .... 😞
That is not how immune system cells work. They are not into the business of converting Uric crystals back to water soluble uric acid. Whatever Immune system cells fight they destroy.
Monosodium urate crystals forming in joints are engulfed by neutrophil leukocytes and damage the lysosomal membranes of these cells, thus causing cellular disruption. The generation of superoxide free radicals and release of lysosomal enzymes into the joint precipitates an acute inflammatory reaction. The release of interleukins (particularly IL-1β) and other inflammatory mediators from monocytes and tissue macrophages also provides an inflammatory stimulus
Virker som at utløserene mine er vitaminmangel og for mye sukker.
nice videeeo. i had this disease but later i consult with planet ayurveda they recommend me best herbal products which are veru useful for me .thanks planet ayurveda .
Kidney stones sux had 6 or 7 its hell on earth
And the remedies is?
When dos this happen because I'm in agony with it
BUT DO THEY DIE WHEN THEY EAT THEM , IF THESE HARD EVIL CRISTALS DO NOT WANT TO RESOLVE ???
That is amazing!
They showed this on Troy McClure's "Out with Gout '88" special.
I’ve suffered with it since I was 23. It’s awful
AAAWWW !!! ! !!! :-( On what period does it return back to you ?? At me the interval is about 2-2,5 years.
The Dr. told me , it's genetic. When I hardly walk , I get an injection of VALDUREIM, 40 mg./2ml. I know almost for sure, I'll walk well the next day. It's a 3 shots treatment, at least to overcome for sometime till it comes back. Hopefully it won't but, .....
he cant say its genetic unless he rules the other 10-12 secondary causes which can be avoided tho.
@@goodexams3064 That's what he said. I'm not a doctor but, a few of my close relatives have had the same Illness. My only brother and at least 3 of my nephews. Coincidence ?? Might be.
Next time you have an issue.. drink a large glass of water with lemon and baking soda... it will be all gone in a few minutes...
RIGHT ! I peel a lemon, slice it up, and toss the whole thing into 8oz water with a tablespoon of olive oil. Hit it with one of those cheap electric grinders you stick into a glass about 15sec. 75yrs old and free of all the misery. About four days a week will do. Add 1tbsp of raw honey for a real treat. If you are that far off-grid just mush it up any way you can. It all ends up in the same place.
Our immune system is perfectly designed to save our life. We do not any any vaccines. Period! The gene therapy literally destroys our natural immune system... so, we will die from future illness. Just Criminal.
Eat them!!!! Eat them all!!! 😊
Just recovered from a bout of an acute gout attack. Just don't know what to say after watching this...
most of it are primary hyperurecemia. If its not in your case, then the 2ndary causes can be avoided to keep the serum uric acid at 6 or below! edit:- primary means genetic.
@@goodexams3064 So, therefore our ancestors had to also sin so much, that i also got this now. But, how can i resolve this problem ??
@@kopronko genetic cause donot mean u inherited it from ancestors. it just means u lack one or two specific proteins.You gotta rule out all the other secondary causes first. if primary causes, you gotta limit your exogenous purine intake. and consult a rheumatologist /or MD. (i have the pdf that mentions the primary causes , secondary causes and food to avoid) also avoid bolus dose of vitamin C. it converts to uric acid. i have the screenshot of it. but how do i share? u on twitter? www.rheumatology.org/Practice-Quality/Clinical-Support/Clinical-Practice-Guidelines/Gout its the latest guidelines followed by rheumatologist!( for management)
@@goodexams3064 I am not on twitter anymore. I deleted profile . But, i am also a vegetarian for almost 30 years, and this year almost a vegan, avter the first gout attack in the March. So i eat almost Nothing , towards what all i have eaten in the past !!! ! !!! Also Not too much of vitamin c, but rather not ebough of this vitamin c . But, everything i eat it harms me . The most less harmful is a dark rice in a goat milk so far . But, i don't like it too much . So, , .... any other solutions , maybe ? Thanks .
Gout suks
That's amazing
NOT TODAY GOUT
It's been a while since my last gout attack . I don't eat much red meat as much. I don't eat sweets . I drink plenty of water. my first gout attack felt like a hot pick going through my foot.
Plz follow a routine , vitamin c tablet , urtica urenus + burberis pentarkan ( homeopathy medicine ) , morning lookeorm water with applecidar vinegar n half tablespoon of being soda, nmost important , fast after every 4 day . U can eat anything don t need to worry about gait after that 👍👍👍👍
Where can I get these cells? Sincerely, Big Toe Joint Sr.
@@WalkHard1 it s ur body immune.system.syupid ur body produces itself 😂
@@WalkHard1 lol
Keep febuxoslat handy always
I suffer from gout, what is the best treatment because I really suffer, thanks
Talk to your doctor about medication. For a few years, all my doctor was giving me for gout attacks was indomethacin. I stopped drinking alcohol and stopped eating red meat and I would still get gout flare ups. I'd take indomethacin and it would make me feel awful. I went to a different doctor and he prescribed Allopurinol. I've been taking it for two years now and have not had any flare ups.
I'll do that, thanks for your interest
Mix apple cider vinegar with water and drink it, to improve the flavour add lemon and/or honey.
Mam let me.tell u what work for me , Vitamin c tablet , urtica urenus + burberis pentarkan ( homeopathy medicine) , every morning applecidar vinegar with teaspoon of baking soda empty stomach n most important fast after every 4 days ( most important , just froots n water) n u will live normal.life no need to compromise on alcohol or meat but strictly follow the routine I said above 👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@nelsonvaz4165 thank you 🙏Thank you, I will do this
That was cool.
I take MSM tablets cures my gout !
What is that plz explain full name
@@prataproy3925 you might be able to get it at a health food store but it was originally a product for horses. If you have a farm and ranch supply, they probably have it. Just Google it.
@@1N2themystic tx🙏🙏🙏
How can we increase these kind of immune cells?
Do nofap
But it is the cause of inflammation n pain right
How do i get my immune cells to do this? should I increase my WBC count or something?
These our cells Die after they eat such "sharp" cristalic food !!! ! !!!
That's the last thing you want. That's the cause of gout
There were 2 sides to that crystal, and they both hurt equally
Cool!
I don't understand much about it
To know that this goes on is a great thing.
This is why it takes so long for a gout attack to pass. Depending on how much uric acid crystals have built up in a joint, your white blood cells need five to 10 days to consume them all. White blood cells (aka leukocytes) are made in your bone marrow, and they are found throughout your body.
Or you can just take Colchicine.
Consuming them is the problem. They burst the cell spilling out powerful digestive enzymes that destroy the joint
Very interesting and helpful informative. Explains a lot!
@@spikefivefivefive I was started on that but then they put me on Allopurinol. I didn't have a gout attack for two years while I was taking it but my insurance ran out and when my prescription ran out the gout came back.
Will it reduce the gout attack or worsen it ?
The reduction of uric acid crystals would reduce pain. The build up of uric acid in the body is what leads to gout attacks. The stages of Gout Stage 1: Asymptomatic hyperuricemia: You have an abundance of uric acid in your blood (hyperuricemia), but don’t have any visible symptoms. Stage 2: Acute gout Buildups of uric acid (or crystals) start forming in a joint, which can lead to severe inflammation and pain. This can make your joint warm to the touch (a gout attack). Stage 3: Interval gout (intercritical) The symptomless stage between gout attacks. This stage can last for a few days or up to several months or years. Stage 4: Chronic tophaceous gout This is the stage where tophi develop in your joints and the tissues around them. They usually happen if you don’t treat your gout for a long time (about 10 years or more).
Everyone produces uric acid naturally, even people who never get gout can have uric acid crystals in joints with no symptoms...it is the job of the kidney to move the uric acid along...so if I develop chronically high levels of uric acid, and chronic gout, what are we supposed to be looking at re function of kidneys besides A1c test? I have Metabolic Syndrome and am not healthy. Dietary triggers are important to note but different sources say dietary is not cause, it is a trigger. I have been on ketogenic diet 85% for a year. I have chronic gout now and cannot tolerate gout medicines. I use prednisone which I hate too. My second covid shot has caused my knee to just blow up and swell with gout. I have been unable to bend my leg for 23 days in spite of full doses of prednisone. I reported this heightened adverse effect to the CDC Site on a data collection form where they are tracking vaccinated people. When the gout subsides, I will start ripping off the bandages and look to why this continues to happen.
@@privatesuzie4071 so improving your kidney function will eliminate this disease ?
@@jagger212121 does asymptomatic hyperurecemia requires medication? and 7 is the upper limit,no?
@@jagger212121 that's incorrect. Many people have uric acid crystals in the joint and never get gout. The problem is when your white blood cells recognise the crystals as alien and engulf them then they burst the cell with sharp crystals which spills powerful digestive enzymes into the joint space causing joint degeneration and inflammation
Would that cell die since they consuming the crystal
that is the job of the white blood cell. engulf the enemy and kill itself off.
They are macrophages, they are created for that purpose, attack enemy y with any weapons.s.
Very informative video :) How can I contact someone who could explain me more details about software data analysis and hardware connections, please?
How do I get these immune cells?
These our cells die when they eat these sharp cristals , because the cristals kill them !!! ! !!! So, we become with no immune cells !!! ! !!!
@@kopronko 🤣
Wish they could patent this for gout...!!!
I am painfully watching this video with gout
No processed sugar, I don't have gout but I get foot cramps from sugar, so I eat fruit to replace the horrible sugars. And certain fish and meats is a no no.
Was about to post this. Can't sleep, cause the pain is unbaring. RUclips does make the suffering a bit more tolerable, I must add.
@@ErikThiart oh Eric cut out most sugars eat fruits to replace sweets and eat little processed sweet, and no organ meats.
Same😂😂
yes, also having gout my immune cells must be eating good.
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@@cheaterGG kult
Now they have gout
😁😁😁😂
😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
Kkkkkkkk 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Right yes I needed that laugh at the time
@kilt6680 2 Advil gelcaps minis a day for like 5 days helped me with the pain
why am i here
Who knows?Why are you here.
I could watch 10 hours of this
Wow cells are actually alive
Nice!