Shunt

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[@luciamiguel4648]

sir you saved my life. i love the way you explain

[@DoodleMed]

best explanation on intrapulmonary shunting I have found to date

[@luqi01]

simple explanation to the point, thank you man!

[@alive680]

You are wonderful thank you very much…It is hard to find like what you did … I searched but didn’t find

[@lemueljohnurbano3705]

42 seconds in I already knew what I had to know! Thank you.

[@PresenceBeyond]

Thank you!

[@pandalogistikab2068]

Thanks!

[@shimmya]

I think you might be the goat

[@imageofwish]

Thanks

[@timeslowingdown]

I wish this guy was my doctor

[@lucasaraujo7570]

I was asking me: "If shunt is when a vessel is not oxygenated, why giving O2 100% doesn't solve this problem???" ...and the answer appears to me in 0.45seconds 😅

[@ellenouyang1287]

The only useful video I found on this topic. Thank you!

[@luisam1329]

Thank you very useful

[@joodasali6665]

Thaanks

[@charlesjojobesitan5504]

Shunt - a piece of metal or metal foil that short
circuits the ends of cap leg wires to prevent stray
currents from causing accidental detonation of the
cap.

[@W5nli]

Please we want language Arabic you soooo goooddddd