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Not a med student but from a patient's view, EXCELLENT!!! video. This is the only video I've found that accurately explain the this subject- (minus) the overly clinical bullshit and yet not speak to me as if I were a 7 yearold You are a EXCELLENT TEACHER my friend... tip-of the- hat to you.

Beautifully explained. Thanks so much.

Thank you so much for explaining this! I just never understood why in the plateau phase if there is a one to one trade off of calcium and potassium how is the electrical Potential difference kept the same if calcium has a charge of +2 and k is +1 . Does that not factor in?

Finally, someone that clearly explains this! I was very confused about the seeming contradiction of easier depolarization = less efficient heart rate in hyperkalemia. But this makes sense now!

My grandpa passed away due to RV infarction. but still didnt get why its fatal?he got cardiac arrest in the end.

Nice presentation

This was awesome!!!! Suprised only 200 likes

Great video. Thank you

Thank you, sir!

This is just amazing. Thanks a lot

Thanks for answering

Can international img can do pa course

I was ct scan with contrast I went to hospital they done with out it would this make much difference to my thorax ct scan results?

Good one.

SERRAPEPTASE is an enzyme that eats away all dead tissue in the body. Yes even adhesions!

GREAT

I'm only a patient, this is excellent explanation. I don't want the IV contrast.

I am from Iran and I really need your help

Could you please answer me My mom have done CABG after inf and lat MI, with EF 20% you think her situation become better????

Thanks for this video! Very well put together 👏

I've been searching the entire internet to better explain these mechanisms. Thank you for this video!! Any chance you can create a video that explains Bathmotropic and Lusitropic effects please!

Very helpful video. I’m a new nurse on a med surg floor and I get tons of SBOs!

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Hello Doctor, I have intestinal paralysis. I visited more than one doctor and did not find a solution. I lost my weight. I weighed 80 and now it is 49. I always feel heavy with fullness and satiety. I vomit every meal. I became like a skeleton. By God, my life is tired and destroyed. Is there a cure for this disease?

super helpful than you! it was almost impossible to understand from the book

Thanks man

Thank you so much for this detailed information. I’ve had an ilues twice and a bowel obstruction. I also went to the ER About two weeks ago thinking I had a bowel obstruction because I was throwing up , in severe pain, couldn’t eat or drink and hadn’t pooped or been able to pass gas for several days. Taking exlax and other aids only made me sicker because fireworks pain was going on in my intestines however all the pushing on this planet wouldn’t allow poop or gas to escape. Also during these ilues type times I feel almost paralyzed in my intestines, like they are dead, I look nine months pregnant and feel like death. During one three week hospitalization with an ilues I had the ng tube, and one particular night I starting shaking and drooling, my Bp fell to 70/40, I asked the nurse if I was dying and she said nothing but smiled and kept working on helping me. I swear I thought that was it for me. I was terrified and when I got sick a few weeks ago I felt that death feeling again. What can I do to prevent these ilues flares from returning? 😢

Well explained thankyou 👍

One k going outward and one calcium going inward is not the same calcium charge is 2 and k is 1

I think you talked too fast

out of standing

I'm taking anatomy 2, the way you described ESV AND EDV gave me a way better understanding. I will def be watching more of your videos!

So useful! Thank you so much.

You deserve more views!! This was easy to comprehend and I’m such a visual learner so really appreciate the drawings!!

Very nice explanation sir, my concept is now clear due to this beautiful lecture thanks 🙏

Thanks for clearing my long time confusion ✨

Thank you, brother. You just saved me.

Sorry my understanding is that preload is volume related as it occurs during relatively very low pressures of diastole; ie. diastolic volume…

So he admitted that medical students don't learn this where he's from?

Great video thanks

Home now but can't pass gas or stool yet again. Different results now, Having destination , pain, nausea, no appetite. Your diagrams well put. Also your videos too. Now I think I may have another issue yet again.

I'm a patient, just got done with having surgery for a LBO,. Then found to have an illeus, post op, 7 days inpatient. No gas or stool passed

Thanks this was very helpful!

its a very good explanation. thank you!

pharmacology exam tomorrow

Thank you for the information!

Nice video!

this was soooo well explained!!! you deserve more views!! thank you <3

This was awesome, thank you.

thats awesome , so to recap , hyperkalemia may lead to heart stop contracting ? and hypokalemia may lead to overactive heart ? am i right ?