Lecture on Peritonitis

[@mercyabenoyo4588]

OMG I love the lecture, good teacher. I'm not going to read the book again. thank you very much.

[@01joseluciano]

Thanks for this good presentation.

[@abenoyomercy4278]

Wow wow wow, thanks so much dear, be blessed. I've learnt alot

[@nagendrakumar-jn1ut]

Gd yaar..thanks

[@bonniekariuki100]

Based on this topic, what is an endoscopy

[@Dr.TranHieu]

cool

[@algalishahat9336]

Thank

[@sapnaprajapati1099]

thanks mam .but voice not clear ...mam .

[@hajikanishkahaya8560]

thanks very useful

[@tvoyodelo2858]

You don't say a work about respiratory distress, although it is a repeating bullet point on your slides. How come? Thank you for the upload.

[@elisalolol]

It’s at 6:59 bro 🙂

[@tvoyodelo2858]

@@elisalolol Uh-oh...🤥

[@elisalolol]

@@tvoyodelo2858 ​ If that explanation doesn't satisfy you (this is a video about peritonitis, not ARDS 💀😬), look for a more specific video on that topic.. She told everything there is to know about ARDS related to peritonitis.. :\

[@tvoyodelo2858]

@@elisalolol Bro, I know what to do. I watched this a year ago, probably needed some quick info for a class I took. It was one of at least a dozen videos I watched on this topic on that day, which is prolly why I missed her talking about ARDS. I also find the delivery boring, but it is still useful, so I thanked her for the upload. Just take it easy and don't patronize strangers on youtube and dump your residual aggression. Move on and get therapy.

[@TheAlz3em]

thanks dr

[@bdflower8576]

Thank you!

[@wajedpatel6755]

Thanks

[@paulinamloka2817]

normal levels of peritoneal fluid os 100 mls not 50

[@mercyabenoyo4588]

good

[@ayshathjamsheena98]

its 50ml..not 100