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Amazing presentation

Young Scott Harris Robert Brown Thomas

Crystal clear ❤

Lee Ronald Gonzalez Nancy Thompson Laura

Platelet levels??? NAFLD testing to see if there is any scarring or advancement towards more severe levels includes platelet levels. The 3 I've used that are cited in the scientific literature all have platelet levels in their calculations. This is for those who have already been diagnosed with NAFLD.

so much educative

Thank you so much!! Fantastic video

Very helpful... Thanks

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MOOCYTOSIS1!???

excellent

Love you... u r a good teacher and narrator..... Thank you sir

Thank God. Thank you so much for your video

According to you my report are normal...but its different in my lab....its stressing me out My hb-16(13-17) Rbc-5.6(4.5-5.5) Pcv/hct-50.3%(40-50) And my boshophil is 0.0.. Is this normal report?sir

Thank you so muchhhhh

I learned a lot about my blood count. Thank You 😊

Invaluable information, thank you so much. Greetings from the heart of East Africa. I enjoy your videos a lot. Please keep making more.

I was in a club and started eating and increasing protein, and I discovered that the urea rose to 44, then the creatine was normal. For your information, I specialize in laboratories. Every week I do a psychological analysis. For information, I cut the protein and the number is still the same. Is there a solution?

Anaemia of inflammation

U are too awesome

Very clear and easy to follow

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Excellent

Absolutely amazing, thank you👏

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Just the best breakdown ever

Thank you so much, explanation is very clear

Thank you so much

My ECG says Sinus rhythm...is it ok?

this makes us super doctors .thanks

this makes us super doctors .thanks

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My T4 is 22.1 which on the sheet was marked as red. The specialist said it’s elevated but nothing to worry about and said my Tyriod is fine. I have some hyperthyroidism symptoms including muscle twitching and weakness and heart arrhythmias. 22.0 is the max of the range so I am 22.1 means I am high right? Optimal is 16-17. I think he did not interpret the results correctly I might have a mild to moderate case of hyperthyroidism right?

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good job doctor you have done a great work

Tough wank, but I got there…

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🫀 Understanding ECG Basics* - Overview of ECG basics for medical students, - Explanation of the electrical activity of the heart and how it's recorded, - Introduction to electrodes, leads, and the components of a standard ECG. 01:32 *🧠 Understanding Electrodes and Leads* - Explanation of electrode placement and mnemonic for limb electrode color order, - Clarification of the difference between electrodes and leads, - Description of how a 12-lead ECG is constructed and what it represents. 03:18 *🧭 Understanding Limb and Chest Leads* - Differentiation between limb and chest leads in ECG, - Explanation of how limb leads visualize the electrical activity of the heart in the coronal plane, - Clarification of how chest leads provide insights into different areas of the heart. 05:32 *⚡ Understanding ECG Wave Segments* - Overview of the cardiac action potential and its role in ECG waveforms, - Explanation of depolarization and repolarization events and their representation on an ECG, - Introduction to the P wave, QRS complex, T wave, and intervals/segments in an ECG. Made with HARPA AI

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Thank you so much. My practical exam is no near, and I was suffering from abnormalities. This video helped me so much!!

thank you kind sir

Great video, please make more, you have a great teaching style, simple, clear and concise, and you don't speak too fast.

This is great, yet short!

The doctor dug through old test reports and said my mum always had abnormal ECG ever since she was in her 20s and that it's a normal thing for her. She is 60 now. How can an abnormal heart reading be normal???

Thanks its so useful

I wish if there were notes for this great video 🥹🥹

life saver

Great video very helpful

THANK YOU!!!!

Very simplistic and understanding