Asthma Explained (Including Pathophysiology)

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  • A complete look at asthma, including asthma pathophysiology, causes, as well as asthma signs and symptoms. Also includes how asthma is diagnosed as well as asthma treatment.
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    Video Timestamps:
    0:00 What is Asthma / Asthma Definition
    0:22 Asthma Pathophysiology - Anatomy
    1:09 Asthma Molecular Pathology (Early v Late Phase)
    3:12 Airway Remodelling
    3:40 Asthma Causes & Risk Factors
    4:40 Asthma Symptoms
    5:38 Asthma Diagnosis (Chronic - Includes Spirometry)
    7:15 Acute Exacerbation of Asthma (Mnemonic)
    8:00 Asthma Treatment - Stepwise Approach
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Комментарии • 48

  • @RhesusMedicine
    @RhesusMedicine  2 года назад +2

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    Video Timestamps:
    0:00 What is Asthma / Asthma Definition
    0:22 Asthma Pathophysiology - Anatomy
    1:09 Asthma Molecular Pathology (Early v Late Phase)
    3:12 Airway Remodelling
    3:40 Asthma Causes & Risk Factors
    4:40 Asthma Symptoms
    5:38 Asthma Diagnosis (Chronic - Includes Spirometry)
    7:15 Acute Exacerbation of Asthma (Mnemonic)
    8:00 Asthma Treatment - Stepwise Approach

  • @ashharijaywardena
    @ashharijaywardena Год назад +5

    Very concise and logically arranged summary with clear and pleasant narration. It's so nice not to have an affectedly energetic, vocal-fry accent in my ear. Thank you!

  • @user-7789uv
    @user-7789uv 3 месяца назад +2

    Thank you so much for the video! amazing! easy, accessible and understandable

  • @jeffro7p202
    @jeffro7p202 4 месяца назад +5

    Ive had asthma for 45 years and For people who dont have asthma and want to know what a bad attack feels like. Run around or do jumping jacks or somthing and when you start breathing heavy try to breath through a coffee stirrer straw.

  • @wellbodisalone
    @wellbodisalone 6 месяцев назад +4

    This was a great and detailed explanation! 💯

  • @hauwahalilu2852
    @hauwahalilu2852 Год назад

    I finally understand asthma. Thank you so much

  • @diomeddesdellano3262
    @diomeddesdellano3262 Год назад

    Excellent!

  • @smyrnamarauder1328
    @smyrnamarauder1328 Месяц назад +1

    I lost my 27 old sister to the smoking related severe asthma attack in 2019...please take care of your asthma before its too late...because trust me doctors do not give shit about your life... at least in my country...

  • @yukiedamame764
    @yukiedamame764 2 месяца назад

    Thank u so much!

  • @mrslinkydragon9910
    @mrslinkydragon9910 3 месяца назад

    Asthma attacks suck... knocks me back for the entire day!
    Winters and NO2 smog are the worse triggers for me (mainly when walking up hills)

  • @arianjahani2952
    @arianjahani2952 7 месяцев назад

    Hello, I have had severe asthma for a year and my quality of life has improved completely. Has Hadid's medicine been used for this disease?
    And I got the pneumococcal 23 vaccine, does it have an effect on my asthma, because this disease is very painful, especially in Iran, where there is no medicine and if it is found, it is very expensive. Thanks

  • @jackdevin387
    @jackdevin387 Год назад

    What do you use to create these videos? :)

  • @agentet6335
    @agentet6335 Год назад

    Thank you so much!

  • @kwc6519
    @kwc6519 Год назад

    Is there any way to differentiate asthma from pneumonia by symptoms ??

    • @arianjahani2952
      @arianjahani2952 7 месяцев назад

      Hello, I am from Iran, I used pneumococcal vaccine 23, do you use this vaccine for asthma in your country and was it useful?

  • @evar5831
    @evar5831 Год назад

    I found out I have asthma today and now i realize it’s bad cause she said my breathing was silent 😂😭

    • @oumaymen6773
      @oumaymen6773 8 месяцев назад

      I have a very excellent physical therapy that is 100% successful

  • @azfarhasan
    @azfarhasan 8 месяцев назад +2

    EXACERBATE not EXASTERBATE

  • @ejday3130
    @ejday3130 10 месяцев назад +1

    Asthma is a bitch... I'm so tired of living with it. It makes almost every day hellish, if I forget my Inhaler and I start having trouble breathing, nothing else helps and it just gets worse until I end up HAVING to go to the hospital for the albuterol. It was horrible growing up w it too, w people not taking it seriously, the students around me yeah, but also teachers who would still force me to play sports when running is one of my worst triggers. Wish more people would watch videos like this so they could understand its not simply an inconvenience for an asthmatic, it's terrifying at times, expensive as hell (35 dollars for a 30 day emergency Inhaler? Paying to breathe??), and as long term consequences... sorry for the rant, I just don't have anyone who really gets it in my life lmao

    • @oumaymen6773
      @oumaymen6773 8 месяцев назад

      Physical therapy exists, has been tested, and is 100% successful

    • @ejday3130
      @ejday3130 8 месяцев назад

      @oumaymen6773 it... what. It's an autoimmune condition not a weak tendon or muscle.

    • @oumaymen6773
      @oumaymen6773 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@ejday3130Also, I was sick with asthma for thirteen years, and God cured me of it with a natural prescription made from food. I took it for two full years, and now I have not gone to the doctor for five years. Praise be to God, I was completely cured and I threw away all medications and sprays. If you want the recipe, I will tell you about it.

    • @arianjahani2952
      @arianjahani2952 7 месяцев назад +1

      Unfortunately, I also have severe asthma and I have been suffering from this disease for a year. You should be happy that there is medicine in your country. In my country, Iran, there is no medicine for asthma, and if it is found, it is very rare and expensive. I hope that a medicine will be found for this terrible pain.

    • @ejday3130
      @ejday3130 7 месяцев назад

      @arianjahani2952 this world kills me. It's ridiculous that they don't have medicine for you, and for that I am truly sorry. Healthcare around the world should be both accessible and affordable, and it's atrocious that it's not.

  • @ayantikadas3868
    @ayantikadas3868 Год назад

    Student nurse.(india)