Thank you John - Thank you Zack and Ninja nerd team - this video was really helpful and i really appreciate John for being in the video . Hope you all have a beautiful day and cant wait to read the book
I just came across this channel as I did a search for Cerebral Palsy. I feel so informed, now. John's physical demonstrations helped alot too. I have a friend who is 50 years old and she has cerebral palsy. I am better able to understand her experience, now.
Thanks, thanks a lot for making those great videos. I am taking the NPTE on October 28th. Your energy in every video makes me go deeper and deeper in every subject.
Same comment to avoid repetitions, with adding my great thanks to John who is teaching doctors to help patients with similar problems. Thanks to the genius company including all; who made John can walk healthy.
thanks john :)!!! trying to do some research to create a character with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and it's really helpful to see how you guys move!
thanks for the review as I grew up with all 3 types of cerebral palsy and now am a nurse. Oh, my lord, does the Babinski Reflex test tickle! I would have broke out with laughter when tested.
this is interesting to hear more how physical exams for cerebral palsy are done. i have all 3 forms and while neurological exams were the most challenging subject for me in nursing school, neurology ultimately became one of my strong points as a nurse // emt.
Sir I liked your every single lecture which loaded with ton of details but I can't understand why don't you make pathology videos Or your pathophysiology contains many patho details is it enough for pathology?
Fantastic. I have seen you and always admired you. You are a real academic hero . One comment. In this video I was thinking we could have done right side reflexes and when we say let side reflex is increased then that time we compare it to right side. Just to appreciate the two sides reflexes simultaneously. Secondly we have to measure the head circumference and the spine to make the examination complete and may be make a quick assessment of cranial nerves as that would help us in delineating the etiology Also examine the head for any surgical incision to find out if he had any surgery like for hydrocephalous or subdural or congenital malformation. If he does not have hyperreflexia it may not be always present , so no worry.We should also see his bladder if it is palpable as he he has bladder involvement it will be palpable due to volume retention . Also see the spine to rule out any spinal pathology. So collateral issues but all this is at post graduate level.If has Plantars upgoing on rt side we expect increased reflexes on right side. He seems to have slight right sided hemiparetic gait.I would appreciate if we see his reflexes on right side.I liked your demonstrating velocity dependent stretch response which will differentiate between cog wheel rigidity and lead pipe rigidity as in spastic it will be same throughout and constant rigidity and is called lead pipe rigidity and if intermittent it will be cog whee and it implies extrapyramidal lesion involvement. I am your great fan.
John thanks for sharing this experience i have cerebral palsy as well... this vid was really helpeful to me cheers from italy... also much love to the doctor ...
Thank you john, you’re a hero.
Agreed
Yup
Also thank you so much John for being in the video.❤️❤️
Thank you so much John for your support in our learning.
Heyy
As a fellow person with CP, thanks for volunteering John.
Thank you Zach, for teaching on this and for demonstrating good patient rapport.
Thank you John for being in this video!
Thank you John for participating and allowing me to learn more about people with CP!
You are awesome John! Thank you! I'm an OT student and I can't wait to work with people as wonderful as you!!
Thank you John, this was very educational. Good luck in your life. 👍
John ..you're amazing
You helped us a lot thank you!!
John is an inspiration to us all.
Thank you John for volunteering and thank you Zach for the lesson
Thank you so so much John for being in the video & helping so many learning students benefit from this. We appreciate you!!
Thank you John!
John you are the hero, thank you
John's so sweet
Thank you John - Thank you Zack and Ninja nerd team - this video was really helpful and i really appreciate John for being in the video . Hope you all have a beautiful day and cant wait to read the book
Thank you John for your contribution to the medical field!!
John you are awesome! Thank you for letting us learn from you
I just came across this channel as I did a search for Cerebral Palsy. I feel so informed, now. John's physical demonstrations helped alot too.
I have a friend who is 50 years old and she has cerebral palsy. I am better able to understand her experience, now.
Thank you both for doing this video, so helpful to see! I’m looking forward to reading your book John :)
Thank you John for allowing me to learn from you... Best of luck.
Thank you for this video Prof. Zach
Thanks John for being such a help . You are incredible
Thanks, thanks a lot for making those great videos. I am taking the NPTE on October 28th. Your energy in every video makes me go deeper and deeper in every subject.
Thank you John ♥
Just in time before my exam. Thank you both for such an excellent video, very educative. ♥
Thank you so much John..wishing You Lots of Beautiful Moments in Life 🌟🌺🌻
John , we love you brother! bless you
Same comment to avoid repetitions, with adding my great thanks to John who is teaching doctors to help patients with similar problems. Thanks to the genius company including all; who made John can walk healthy.
Thank you so much John for helping us learn❤ Thanks Zach and the entire Ninja nerd team❤
thanks john :)!!! trying to do some research to create a character with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and it's really helpful to see how you guys move!
thanks for the review as I grew up with all 3 types of cerebral palsy and now am a nurse.
Oh, my lord, does the Babinski Reflex test tickle! I would have broke out with laughter when tested.
You're a hero John.
Much respect .. john and mr murphy
John the champ
Much love for you John ❤
I wish all the best for John!
I'm doinh physio , let's see wt can I help through this knowledge!
Thank you so much John , you have been so inspiring for all of us
Thank you John so much for your great contribution 👍👍thanks so much . Zach you're amazing as always 😊
Thank you John for helping us learn!
And great video as always!
Thank you John
All the best Doctor 👨⚕️
Thanks John my son is very similar so you have helped me understand him better.
Good luck and perseverance to you and your doctor, John!
You will succeed!
Thank you for the lesson!
Thank you John ❤
Prayers for John ❤ thanls team
this is interesting to hear more how physical exams for cerebral palsy are done. i have all 3 forms and while neurological exams were the most challenging subject for me in nursing school, neurology ultimately became one of my strong points as a nurse // emt.
Sir believe me you are the god for every medical student😍😍😍😍
Thank you, John😇
Ah nice, I need stuff of the sort for PT school.
Same here
Thank you so much John,
As for ninja nerd as always you nailed it thank you for making things so easy❤️
Thank you John. May God bless you ♥️
Thank you sir..thank you John ☺️
Thank you John! Hope you have wonderful journey upahead....
God bless you John, you are a hero ❤️
Thanks John 👋🙂
Thanks a lot John
Thank you john, we highly appreciate you
John is a miracle ❤
Thankyou so much john for being in the video!😘🤗
Thank you John ❤❤ you are superhero
Thank you dr. Zach,for making medical school easier and understandable
gracias john greetings from peru, you the man!
Thank you John for helping us learn.
Sir..I M real fan of uu..
You are Hero of Physiology..
Thank you Ninja nerd 🤗😍
Thanks a million John 💙🤗
John you are amazing ❤️ Thank you very much
You are amazing...lots of blessings
Thanks john..
God bless you
Thank you john.Don't worry,You are really a hero.♥
Thank you John, youre a hero! ❤
THANK YOU VERY MUCH JOHN
Sir I liked your every single lecture which loaded with ton of details but I can't understand why don't you make pathology videos Or your pathophysiology contains many patho details is it enough for pathology?
We are branching out into this area next! We will post very soon!
@@NinjaNerdOfficial 👌👍💖
Where can I see some pics ninja nerd lecture notes(15$) so I can decide which one plan is better for me. some pics of notes for overview
Thank you so much John for your support.
A huge thank you to both of you guys!
Fantastic. I have seen you and always admired you. You are a real academic hero . One comment. In this video I was thinking we could have done right side reflexes and when we say let side reflex is increased then that time we compare it to right side. Just to appreciate the two sides reflexes simultaneously. Secondly we have to measure the head circumference and the spine to make the examination complete and may be make a quick assessment of cranial nerves as that would help us in delineating the etiology Also examine the head for any surgical incision to find out if he had any surgery like for hydrocephalous or subdural or congenital malformation. If he does not have hyperreflexia it may not be always present , so no worry.We should also see his bladder if it is palpable as he he has bladder involvement it will be palpable due to volume retention . Also see the spine to rule out any spinal pathology.
So collateral issues but all this is at post graduate level.If has Plantars upgoing on rt side we expect increased reflexes on right side. He seems to have slight right sided hemiparetic gait.I would appreciate if we see his reflexes on right side.I liked your demonstrating velocity
dependent stretch response which will differentiate between cog wheel rigidity and lead pipe rigidity as in spastic it will be same throughout and constant rigidity and is called lead pipe rigidity and if intermittent it will be cog whee and it implies extrapyramidal lesion involvement. I am your great fan.
Thank you John ,..god bless you 🧿
Thank you Jane ♥️♥️♥️
Really Nice to see you
🥰thank you so much John and Zach! Helping students around the world 😜
God bless you John ❤
Thank you john. Thank you Zack
you are great sir because your explaination is soo easy and more informative , thank you sir.
Thank you John . God bless you ❤
Thanks John 😊 🙏not all heroes wear capes
thank you john for participating this video
when i finally get paid for being a doctor. i will definitely support this page
Thanku so much John. You're great 💕
Excellent ninja, can we have a lecture of CP then?✊🏿
thanks John!!!!!
I can’t wait for this video
Then don't wait
Thank you, john 🫶🏻
Thank you so much for the video man..I really appreciate it. 👍
Thank uh John may uh get a healthy and Blessed life ameen❤
Thank you John.
Thank you John, for helping us to learn more❤
John, you're amazing, thank you for doing this.
John our hero
Thanks John 🌹
John thanks for sharing this experience i have cerebral palsy as well... this vid was really helpeful to me cheers from italy... also much love to the doctor ...
John and ninja nerd thank you so much ❤️
How would a neurologist would spot the difference between:
Gluten Ataxia/ (ttg6)
Cerebral pulsy (mthfr folate/B12)
Hereditary spastic paraplegia (DNA)
thank you so much John !
Thanks for both of you.....