Had 5 stents fitted in 2018, a stemi. From the ambo's to the cardiologist i had a very good team of people save my life. Thanks for this video, it explains the case very well.
Hey Guys, thanks as always for your content! :-) Has been quite a few years now. Keep being brilliant! :-) Happy to report, now working as a remote area nurse ( and realised just how much I don't know!!! ) - However, my foundation, my base, my knowledge stems from a deep understanding of A&P. I keep coming back to you guys, I keep learning. I keep trying. I keep learning. I observe and put these learnings into practice. Thanks boys!
🚨@1:33: "the whole muscle wall dies": not necessarily. Ischemia comes from tissue deprivation of oxygen, but it doesn't necessarily implicate any widespread necrosis among the cells. If the cause of ischemia is reversed, the temporary tissue damage may be restored.
does anyone know how does adaptation mute the genetic code. how does a giraffes intention of reaching higher branches rearranges its genetic code so its offspring have longer necks? (what is the mechanism that changes the sequence/ codons/ alleles to represent a longer neck?)
Student cardiac physiologist here! Thank you for this straightforward video!
Had 5 stents fitted in 2018, a stemi. From the ambo's to the cardiologist i had a very good team of people save my life. Thanks for this video, it explains the case very well.
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Thank you for this video 🙏🏼
Love your videos!
Hey Guys, thanks as always for your content! :-) Has been quite a few years now.
Keep being brilliant! :-) Happy to report, now working as a remote area nurse ( and realised just how much I don't know!!! ) - However, my foundation, my base, my knowledge stems from a deep understanding of A&P.
I keep coming back to you guys, I keep learning. I keep trying. I keep learning. I observe and put these learnings into practice.
Thanks boys!
Awesome Ben!!
Thanks for keeping in touch and all the best with your clinical work 👍
Dudes! We owe you some beers! We certainly hope you are instructors somewhere as well as practicing! Best of luck!
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🚨@1:33: "the whole muscle wall dies": not necessarily. Ischemia comes from tissue deprivation of oxygen, but it doesn't necessarily implicate any widespread necrosis among the cells. If the cause of ischemia is reversed, the temporary tissue damage may be restored.
Whole wall is for STEMI partial wall thickness would be NSTEMi.
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I love this!
Great explanation thanks very much and Keep it up
Fantastic quick explanation!
Very helpful
Would have been much better if the playlist had been organized as per standard textbook chapters.
1:02 by contents what does he mean here? what “contents” were exposed?
Fibrofatty plaque, collage cap
does anyone know how does adaptation mute the genetic code.
how does a giraffes intention of reaching higher branches rearranges its genetic code so its offspring have longer necks?
(what is the mechanism that changes the sequence/ codons/ alleles to represent a longer neck?)
Thank u sir... Great work
Make video on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Seeing ST depression on an EKG does not always indicate and MI, correct?
Prepare a video on different kinds of wounds
Say please.
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