COVID-19 | Coronavirus: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, Diagnostics
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will present on COVID-19- Coronavirus: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, Diagnostics.
What is Corona virus? What is COVID-19? Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) caused by SARS-COV2 is a new strain that was discovered in 2019 and has not been previously identified in humans.
Coronaviruses are zoonotic, meaning they are transmitted between animals and people. Detailed investigations found that SARS-CoV was transmitted from civet cats to humans and MERS-CoV from camels to humans. Several known coronaviruses are circulating in animals that have not yet infected humans.
Common signs of infection include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties. In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, kidney failure and even death (WHO, 2020).
As new information and research is published we will continue to provide updates on COVID-19 and ensure all of our viewers are kept up to date on the most recent data. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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Ninja Nerd Lectures By far the best video I have ever seen.
I would like ask: How efficient different types of masks are?
I’m a medical student 🤍
It is October 6 2020 has your theory changed are your beliefs as a far as when someone coughs that are room that has Coronavirus. How long is that virus active airborne? I am a human biology major at Cal State University Bakersfield
Maybe you could use Celsius instead of Fahrenheit for your more international audiences? Or at the very least use both. :) Also careful using acronyms. Always make sure to explain first the full meaning before using one.
This video is very helpful especially in my studies thank you for sharing your ideas and helpful informations to us. For me , this video has lot's of very essential information about the CoviD19.
Nursing student here!😊
1) Vitamin C supplements may cause harm
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/02/080229075222.htm
www.nytimes.com/1998/04/09/us/taking-too-much-vitamin-c-can-be-dangerous-study-finds.html
Synthetic or Food Derived Vitamin C - Are They Equally Bioavaiable?
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3847730/
Vitamin C Food list
whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=nutrient&dbid=109
2) Vitamin D and coronavirus
www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200518/more-vitamin-d-lower-risk-of-severe-covid-19
3) Zinc
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S120197122030730X
medium.com/microbial-instincts/more-studies-shed-light-on-the-value-of-zinc-in-covid-19-a4595271270d
NIH
ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Zinc-HealthProfessional/
4) Thoughts and prayer improve health.
Meditation, Prayer and Spiritual Healing: The Evidence
From NCBI www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3396089
Speak quietly out loud or in normal voice "God, please make my
health perfect and eliminate harmful virus. Thank you." Repeat every 1-2 hours (8-16 times a day) as long as the pandemic lasts and until a safe vaccine or cure is available. This helps. No cost. www.howtocallongodforhelp.com
Thoughts play a major role in healing. Testing of new drugs requires single and double blind studies. In a single blind study, the participants in the clinical trial do not know if they are receiving the placebo or the real treatment. In a double-blind study, both the participants and the experimenters do not know which group got the placebo and which got the experimental treatment
5) Covid19's cytokine storm can cause long term organ damage and mental health problems. From Mayo Clinic www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-long-term-effects/art-20490351
6) Symptoms
www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/symptoms-causes/syc-20479963
7) How to Protect Yourself and Others
www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
The stress, uncertainty, and social isolation caused by the pandemic had a significant impact on mental health, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
That's was terrible. I know someone who lost their job due to company cutbacks. The economic impact is huge.
This Covid pandemic has really messed up the economy. And don't even get me started on the vaccine issues.
Supply Chain Disruptions COVID-19 disrupted supply chains, leading to shortages of essential goods and delays in manufacturing and distribution.
I totally agree! The economic effects of Covid have been devastating. It's such a challenging time.
My Investments in the oil sector kept me going during that challenging time.
This is the thing that we should be seeing daily in news, not the non-sense toilet paper panic or financial chaos.
Yes because your average person watching the news will understand all of this 🤦🏽♂️
Also we should know that in China only confirms 17 cases daily.. SEVENTEEN!wtf
World: 205 655 Confirmed, 8 282 Deaths
China: 80 906 Confirmed, 3 237 Deaths
www.coronagram.com/
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No. Panicking about what we can’t control is more beneficial.
ruclips.net/video/w1iInjLiADM/видео.html
I never comment on RUclips videos. I am writing this as a scientist, a mentor, volunteer EMT, and instructor - this has been the BEST description and illustration. You are a very talented teacher and artistic. I inspire to be a great teacher like you.
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@@gratefultohacker_titanonig2373 LoL
I didn't see the part where ALL UNRELATED ILLNESS IS COVID 19
You sound like the type of person who would have taken the doctors advice a few decades ago and smoked Camel cigarettes because they were said to be good for you.
This was a planned pandemic. Do the research. Oh wait, Dr. Fauci just happened to know a pandemic was coming, same with Event 201 which predicted a pandemic affecting the lungs, etc. What a joke.
Promoting a Satanic hoax is not a good thing.
I am a Physician in practice .You have explained the entire journey of COVID 19 and it is difficult to get any better .You made the things so simple and clear that it is very easy to follow . Excellent presentation and may GOD bless you
ruclips.net/video/o3Y4AwvP-sU/видео.html And here is another mind controlled fool by big Pharma! Shame on you if you don't know this. Listen to what a real doctor is saying!
@@SahMai did you watch this whole video?
The length of this video kept away most of you conspiracists & trolls, so I'm wondering if u guys actually watch the videos or just comment on them
I got confused when he said a symptom is productive cough, isn't it a dry cough?
And I am a rocket scientist in practice! (See how easy that was?) Oh and with 136 subscribers - you def deserve our trust MJ.
@@andreaa he don't have brain to watch whole video and understand every word. I feel pity about people who say corona virus is "hoax". Ask family members of patients died by this virus they will tell u if this is hoax or not.
This guy is the teacher we all wanted in early university education
😂 fr. he is a good teacher
Thank you. I feel like I just attended a Nursing/Med School/ Bio-Physiology Class! You are the most comprehensive, engaging teacher!
Agreed.
Agreed ✨
Yeah maybe I would’ve passed my test first try smh💀
I have my PHD and doctorate in virology and I have conducted many TedX and University lectures. I just want to say this video is really good.
Do you see anything wrong with him putting total case numbers in the denominator?
@@RobinHoodII He got the math spectacularly wrong! Try this...
1000 people test positive for the virus. This virus will start killing them in about 20 days and will ultimately kill 100 of them. On day 19, what's the mortality rate? Let's see. Oh, we already know this! We take the # deaths and divide it by # of cases. Okay, then 0 / 1000 = 0% mortality rate. Zero!
This is obviously a complete failure of math and reason, but that's what he's doing. We're in an exponential curve, so a lot of those 153,517 cases are only a week or two old and on March 15th simply haven't had a chance to either recover or die and CANNOT be included in the denominator. They are not in the same cohort as people who died. Does this make sense?
Ok, then what should this number be? Well, it takes at least a week from the diagnosis to death, so the cases from 7 days before, on March 7th, would be the most conservative estimate. That was only 106,000 cases. So, 5,735 / 10,6000 is 5.5% (and most likely much larger number).
Putting 153,517 cases in the denominator is like saying that people recover or die the very day they get diagnosed, which is absurd.
Of course, there are unreported cases that we need to account for. HOWEVER, what most people do, they take the 3.7%, then assume that there are 10X more cases than reported, then divide 3.7% by 10, get a fraction of a percent and say things like.. oh , this is just like the flu… and then go to a party. This is a dangerous number not to get right because it leads to behavior. The virus is way deadlier. If he wants to speculate on the mortality rate, he gotta start with a much bigger number because 3.7% of CONFIRMED cases is literally a mathematical impossibility.
@@alexkoz no need to calculate mortality rate if there is O deaths ,yes?
@@barbaranowicki8833 what are you talking about? I gave it as an example of the math, not the actual numbers.
@@RobinHoodII said as a true Ph.D. This is high-school level math. What is is that you don't understand about it. He divides # of deaths by the # of cases. This is wrong!
Im so freaking glad more people are finally recognozing this channel. This channel has been a great help to me since my Neuro class back in 2nd yr college. Thank you for tackling this topic! God bless!
If all my professors taught like this, I'd definitely feel that my college degree would be 100% worth the money.
Bryn Rianne right! So rational but still engaging.
You can understand this video thanks to them. Dont be mean.
"If my medical school professors taught like this then I wouldn't need to rely on Pathoma, SketchyMicro, First Aid, Boards and Beyond, and Ninja Nerd to turn me into a physician."
College would also be over in about 1 year. Colleges would be out of business without 4 years of tuition.
Undoubtedly Even I feel the same......
This dude isn’t just smart, but an unbelievably fluid speaker...impressive
Brilliant teacher.
And artist!
@@marlarobertson-tarpo3971 he is a good artist.
I agree. I think it is because he literally KNOWS what he is saying. Not from memorizing or just reading someone else's knowledge, but learned and embodied knowledge.
He is such a great teacher.I wish i had a biology teacher like him.I will be doing Microbiology next semester.Find my source.
This guy is the teacher we all wanted
Know a lot about corona. Take ' The Corona Quiz'-ruclips.net/video/zngOFdQHo14/видео.html
It seems like he could come up with the cure for it at the same time.
TRAINED PERSONNEL STAT NEED! : CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY VENTILATOR TRAINING OF NURSES TO MANAGE VENTILATORS IN THE ICU
There are 350,000,000 million Americans and if only 10% of the population get the coronavirus (COVID-19) that equals 3,500,000 people. If only 2% of that 3.5 million infected require mechanical ventilation that means we need 70,000 ventilators. We need TRAINED PERSONNEL TO MANAGE THESE VENTILATORS!
One critical care registered nurse (RN) can manage 2 ventilators during one 12 hour shift. The shifts are 7am-7pm and 7pm-7am. Therefore that’s 2 VENTILATOR-TRAINED NURSES that can manage only 2 ventilator-dependent patients for a 24 hour shift. Usual shifts are 3 a week, during a crisis we may be able to up that to 4 shifts a week.
We currently have around 3 million nurses. We have around 500,000 critical care RNs. We will need hundreds of thousands of critical care RNs to care for the minimum projection of 70,000 intubated, ventilated patients. That’s assuming none of the precious critical care RNs get infected themselves with the coronavirus and end up in quarantine.
We have a limited window of time and opportunity to rapidly train preferably nursing personnel and even other healthcare professions on ventilator usage. We need to mobilize our current nursing staff in logical departments like telemetry, emergency room, operating rooms, medical surgical and start training them NOW on VENTILATOR MANAGEMENT BEFORE IT BECOMES A CRISIS!
There are already programs, powerpoints, videos out there on training nurses how to use ventilators. We must organize our 3 million nurses NOW and train them NOW on ventilator management. I am urging all decision-makers to form a mobile NURSE VENTILATOR TRAINING COURSE NOW (videos, text messaging, emails) so we can be PROACTIVE in this future need.
@@TheGreatAwakening2024 You are right in the severity of the situation but your calculations have to be multiplied by ten (10% of 350 million is 35,000,000 people) and if only 2% of those require mechanical ventilation we would need 700,000 ventilators. Sorry for making the situation more dire. Thanks for posting your post and driving home the severity of the situation. Take care and good health to you and everyone.
And needed
This is amazing, I am a 7th grade student trying to learn about the Science behind Covid, and your video was just so clear and easy to follow especially with the helpful drawings. Even though I didn't understand some of the terminology, I was able to understand the concepts and how Covid takes over our body. Thank you so much, keep it up!
wao brilliant! kids can understand medical virology
@@BH-eo6wm Really shitty site ngl. The "the risk of disease and transmission in children is very low in the case of covid" is complete bullshit, just to pick one of many exmaples. There are studies that show that children infect do trasmit the virus asymptomatically. And not only that, the site also makes claims and quotes without context.
@Juris Tirol Same Here ( 7th Grade) !!
@UCl-thNO-7iElUhZgZUrw-Gw you kind 9f eating those words now arent you, idiot? Its killing children.
I rarely post comments on RUclips videos, but you've compelled me to write one today. Thank you SO much for publishing these videos. Your teaching style is incredible - clear, concise, and thorough. You deserve every praise for your work, and I hope you know that you're making a positive effect on our community through your efforts. Bravo!
@@RosheEntertains Regardless of getting the test, you should be evaluated by your physician if you have fever, body aches, confusion, lightheartedness and chest pain. Call ahead in case they want to separate you from other patients. Once you see your physician, you can discuss about what your doctor thinks, then bring up whether they would test you for regular flu, or possibly Covid 19. Good luck, don't wait. Hope you get better.
@@RosheEntertains So did they not even see you in person?!!! It could be something else, you are unwell with symptoms. I'm glad you are getting a pulse ox to check your oxygen levels but what if that's normal. Your GP should still assess you!
@@RosheEntertains Oh my, at least here in the US, we can still be seen. They are recommending wearing masks if coughing, and keeping hands clean to prevent spread to yourself or others, but you can still go to the doctor. At least you are young, are not short of breath. If you happen to have the virus, you should be in the group that will get over it. You may not feel well, but keep hydrated and monitor your breathing and your pulse ox when you get it. The group's that haven't done well seem to be the elderly and those with other underlying conditions. I wish you well!
He is soo smart
@@RosheEntertains hello, ive reading a lot about viruses their structure dna rna
Especially the corona ones.
Not anyone can be tested, why because of factor, age weight chronic diseases a compromisee inmune system old age synptomps other than fever and cough such as DIFFICULT BREATHING Is necessary to even considee you as a potential candidate, simple because health profeasiinal cant afford to waste tests on people with low.chance.to actually developing the disease They kinda have a limited amount.
You may get corona virus yes
Will you actually get symptoms such as difficulty for breathing and/or developing the disease? NO
YOURE 19, Youre.immune system is actually strong af, you may get the virus, yes, but the chance of actually getting the disease really low.
And IF YOU ACTUALLY GET THE DISEASE UOU HAVE MORE THAN 80% CHANCE TO FULLY RECOVER THAnks again to your good immune system and good age.and lack of chronic diseases
Itsa little.more.dangeroues for elderly people tho
Im a nurse srry english is.not my native language, hope this helped you
This is fascinating. Additionally, this guy isn’t reading any of this. He is demonstrating the processes involved with Covid-19 from memory with all its various potential symptoms and resulting diseases. Pretty incredible...
@Astute Cingulus i think he means that the guy explaining in the video has comprehended it so well that he explaina it easily for us to understand
He’s a genius
Kaalen remember also he’s presumably a doctor or gone through medical school so he already had a lot of the underlying knowledge
Tallonest saw he could also be a biochemist...
@@rukyskitchen7196 Correct.
It's already been said by others, but I need to say it too. This guy needs to teach others how to teach. If my uni profs were like this, I feel like I would have absorbed two or three times as much info. Most of my classes in molecular biology / chemistry were just straight memorization of formulas, metabolic cycles, diagrams etc or watching the prof write notes for us to copy down. I feel like this method refreshes what you've learned before, provides new information specific to this topic, and ties everything together with real-world applicability so that you can retain it. Dude's a whiz.
true
Right!
I am dyslexic and this way of teaching is the best way to learn! Teacher are there for a wage because the was not good enough to do anything else. Sorry to say but the effort theh put in reflects this
He definitely has Passion for teaching 🤩
i used dr najeeb lectures on double speed all the time lol...this guy is good and thorough also.
i am a biologist , teaching genetics from last 20 years, believe me this person is a best teacher and artist to explain complicated topic in systematic way. all the best
This is amazing. I am a MD and find his ability to distill, condense and disseminate important information amazing. Thank you!
Please get into real medicine Dr. get out of the allopathic!!
First half of video I understood. Second half I tried but too many words that I couldn't understand.
@@valeriereneeharper The 2nd half assumed you were an MD or Epidemeologist. I listened but knew I was out of my range of knowledge. Thank goodness there are people like this. I hope my doctor whom I recently visited knew most of this stuff.
@@bobjohnson7280 Send this video to him and ask next time!
@@BABALAGAJIGAPOO tf?
WOW. This is how direct and simple education should be. Decentralized and free. Thanks man.
Thank you. Healthcare professionals are overwhelmed right now and having someone layout information in a quick and digestible way is amazing.
Anyone that has this, good luck to you. Stay strong and do not give up. This thing is brutal!
If this guy was my teacher in Highschool I would of been A student so well explained. Well done to you sir
By my estimate... you would have also started sleeping more in class...
vow. awesome explanation which even a lay man can understand to certain extent. forget about the length of the video, the way he explains things made me forget the time taken to put his point of view. Hats off, Mr. Zack.
Nick Chatzi he’s like my 11th grade American history teacher, everyone who went to his class included me had straight A’s and B’s.
I'm just a layman, without any medical training. I found this video instruction to be 1 of the best on RUclips. Keep up the great work. I hope the best for the medical community & their patients at this most critical time.
This guy knows how to draw, teach, and explain and edit. He did an awesome job here. Thank you for sharing this.
Where was this guy when I was struggling with med school?! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in this format!
As an ambulatory anesthesiologist trying to get myself up to speed to potentially cover our ICUs or take care of ICU-level patients in the operating rooms with our OR ventilators, this lecture is amazingly helpful !!! You are incredible at explaining medical science logically and succinctly. Thank you. I am very much looking forward to watching your treatment and prognosis video!!
I am a respiratory physiologist, and agree this guy is an excellent science communicator.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen an educational video on how to boost immunity during this pandemic by:
- optimal nutrition
- optimal hydration
- going to bed earlier for quality sleep
- moderate exercise
- better stress management.
Where I live, people are ordering home delivered fast food more. It is sad health authorities do not comprehend the importance of an anti-inflammatory nutrient dense diet for immunity and lower systemic inflammation.
Further, healthy bodyfat % improves immunity++.....no one dare talk about that.
I am an RN, and this presentation is "by far" the absolute best and most thorough overview of Covid-19 I have seen to this day. The illustrations, combined with the unique delivery style of the instructor, relays this vital content in a way that even non-medical persons can understand. The creators and the instructor are to be commended for making this video available at a time when relevant information and evidence-based facts are so desperately needed.I am going to post and share on Facebook, and the many nurses on my friends list. Keep up the good work, and you have a new subscriber.
So you disagree with this MD pulmonologist from NY (see: ruclips.net/video/YitWZj9QhdQ/видео.html ) who says it is not spread airborne unless in really close proximity for 15-30mins. And of course "coughing" DIRECTLY onto someone will transmit it, just like spitting into s.o. mouth would. WTF -.- Seriously, this is flawed. And nice pictures dont make up for it...
Agree!!!!!! Great job! I’m a nurse too and watching the news is frustrating.
@@christynudo5667 So we get a fever 100.4 or lower, then Cough or a sneeze?
Stay safe Keith...
OMG I have taken soooo many science courses, NEVER has anyone explained as well as you.. your awesome!!!! Thank you!
Agreed
its because he wears his hat backwards
Kendra Kells Isn’t he!!!
Yes. Excellent demonstration of the diagnostic process of figuring out (or at least greatly narrowing down) what is going on with a patient based on their symptoms slone.
In the era of smart board..he is still drawing everything on board to develop more interest❤❤❤thank you so mch sir 💚💙💙💛💛
I am a 73 year old retired medic and I wish I had come across a guy like Zack when I was preparing for my fellowship exam all those decades ago in Edinburgh!
I watched the video totally enraptured.
Well done Zack and thank you Chem for opening the window!
is it possible to contract covid-19 and have the virus run its course having never developed symptoms?
Absolutely. 20 to 30% with Covid 19 infected patients are asymptomatic and there in lies the danger of these outwardly well patients infecting the unwary healthy.
@@samuel4lin but if the symptoms don't show, then is that person at risk of dying from the virus hiding inside ?
this is probably one of the best explanations I’ve ever seen in my whole academic life.Simple,objective and logical.
Yea
Many of commenters here may necessarily not be medics but for us the long term students of Ninja nerd can attest to your compliments.
He's one in a million and he saw us through in many challenging times throughout our medical career. Great lessons, well and first hand illustrations, makes his lessons unique and priceless.
For the medical students, these souls remain our all-time heroes and we forever remain indebted; Armando, Ninja nerd, Dr najeeb and among others whom I can't recall their names here!
All time heroes!!!
im graduating med school too!! need this right now love ya bye💖💖💖
Why weren't all my teachers and professors like this knowledgeable guy? I could listen to him all day. He's a walking internet on the subject.
cus the teachers are not teachers first. they have obligations that ruin the teaching experience. They give priority to their life and their problems. What makes a great teacher, your divided attention to the student in front of you. You cant do that when you a wife problem, a kid problem, a money problem, a death maybe, depression. It takes more to be a teacher than alot of other professions combined. I hate my fucking teachers cus even though I understand what they go through most of them take it out on the kids just like a bad parent. So yah you are right. Teachers not bad they are just a mess, just like us.
Senior nephrologist here-I used to teach residents and fellows just like this. Great, keep it up!
Dude, as a teacher K-12 (homeschooler for more than 25 years for 5 kids who got degrees - MSN...more), your explanations are FABULOUS ‼️
Not every professor, teacher, or instructor has the gift to teach well, but you sir do, and we are all indebted to you. Thank you so very much.
This shows how Medicine can be understood by anyone willing to learn. Thank You !
Smartest guy I've ever seen with a backwards hat & a genius at holding attention
In a _good_ way, it's like John Belushi and Animal House, (not that I like food fights...) Just relatable.
@@iloveamerica1966 yeah he reminds me of my italian frat bro boss but actually smart
Really cute pictures too.
@@SavedbyGraceCT made me smile, I'll take it :)
@@SavedbyGraceCT hahaha!! :)
THIS GUY IS ON TOP DELIVERING HIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. HANDS DOWN
Silly
Georgina 2.0 Welcome to the world of medicine. MD’s and nurse intensivists integrate and use info like this daily.
Hooked....completely brilliant lecture. Clear and concise. I shouldn't be listening at work, but every five seconds I found myself drawn to you like a radar beam! Captivating! Keep on educating us Ninja Nerd, the World needs more of YOU!!
This should be all over the news so people can understand how serious this virus is/can be. Very good presentation
You mean how serious it isnt! ruclips.net/video/onrWLT6XYKk/видео.html
This is so good. Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, and Diagnostics? You covered it all. This is so satisfying. thanks for all of the hard work, time, and effort put into the research, planning, and presentation of this lecture. i thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a lot. i am very grateful for this.
Thank YOU for being such a dedicated fan and enjoying all of our lectures which we pour hours and hours into creating. We have the best fans in the world and it makes us so proud seeing how people are learning through our channel!
.very interesting....
@Rinkoo Kukreja For thousands of years viruses broke havoc ,the purpose and logic in having them around indeed may seem like a control mechanism
@Rinkoo Kukreja No. Stop that.
It is so true.. The comment covers all of my feelings for the video. Thanks
This young man is adept at explaining a complex subject at a layman's level. I understand a lot of it but intend to watch it again to cement the knowledge into my brain so I can transmit it to others. Whoever it was that told him his videos were too long did not have an appreciation for an audience that needed technical subjects illustrated by words and diagrams. Well done, Zach, you are a great educator - keep up the good transmission of knowledge!
I agree, but if only he had the right data on where it came from. And I always hear people say that it is similar to the SARS CoV1 because it is, it has just been modified a few years ago in the States, and around the world since it was releasd into the public.
No way was that in layman terms, he needs to revideo it. He is an excellent tutor ut needs to work on his delivery.
Lol people are stupid.. this guy is great
I've been doing the same thing. I'd swear I'm studying to be a virologist. I've been reading books, listening to podcasts and watching videos like this over and over. I dont watch MSM.
@@davidbarrozo6621 modified how?
Thank you very much! You put so much heart into this. I have had to study all my life, but no one has ever so clearly presented and highlighted the essence of the disease.
When you truly understand something complex, you can successfully teach it to a third grader. Most excellent.
I agree, I watched this with my 11 and 13 yo children and they got almost all of it.
This is the most satisfying video ever. There’s literally nothing wrong with it. It has everything you need to know in one video
Know a lot about corona. Take ' The Corona Quiz'-ruclips.net/video/zngOFdQHo14/видео.html
Isaac Vance I did a five hour oral board on nuclear reactor plant casualties and would like to think that I babbled as well as the Ninja. If we stopped then some manager would complicate it. We got 30 days work up and a 10% bonus AND to keep our job.
Yeah, there is. Doctors don't run around w/ their hats on backward. And dress like a doctor, for God's sake. What's the world coming too?
So why aren't news station and other media outlets running information and content like this here?
Oh I know, because it doesn't hold the same sensational click bait effect as "the sky is falling", and videos of people fighting in supermarkets over toilet paper 😕
Alex T ok boomer
Motivated "common" people are much smarter than some people realize. This could easily be understood by a lay person.
Know a lot about corona? Take ' The Corona Quiz'-ruclips.net/video/zngOFdQHo14/видео.html
If you have some knowledge of the human body, not if you are a random dude on the internet right
OH, REALLY...DO THEY UNDERSTAND HOW A VIRUS ATTACKS IT'S HOST, AND IF IT CAN SURVIVE AND MULTIPLY OR HOW IT CAN BE STOPPED.
I agree. Anyone with interest can understand the general gist.
What does make you think he is a "motivated common guy"? Just because he wears his hat backwards? He is a professional. You don't learn this type of stuff one afternoon on the internet.
He is the best ..Tested & trusted .
I have been a RN for 30 years…Where were you when I had so many Pathophysiology questions over the years and was lost when my MDs would try to explain. At one time I worked ICU and then have worked in hemodialysis for 18 years. Thanks for such a simplified and interesting way for me to further understand disease processes. As I said I wish this had been explained this way to me 25 years ago. Very much look forward to watching your other videos!
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO!
some youtube videos never go technical. they're afraid of trying to go deep into the topic probably because they think it's viewers will get bored and tune out of the clip and leave. they're obviously more concerned with viewership. i have yet to find a more detailed explanation of this topic than this. thank you.
Try Dr. Duc Vuong
Or maybe, they don't know enough....
I'm a nurse and I have been lookin for a detailed breakdown for a while, thx
Covid-19 had us all fooled, but now we might have finally found its secret.
web.archive.org/web/20200405061401/medium.com/@agaiziunas/covid-19-had-us-all-fooled-but-now-we-might-have-finally-found-its-secret-91182386efcb
@@lizzievolk2816 Wow, who's this guy libertymavenstock, his analysis makes perfect sense. The CDC, doctors around the world should study that write-up to come up with a proper treatment for the patients.
May long live “Ninja nerd lectures”
i'm a microbiology student and this explanation is so accurate, we need everyone to look into this. however most people will only listen to news thinking that is more accurate
It's worse than that: Many people will think news is accurate, but many more are watching fictional life-wasting entertainment instead of news. 😉
Oh my God I have never seen any one who can teach this unique way . What kind of brain is this !! Incredible ,
God bless you
washed XD
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What ? with writing on the board
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dude, i just love you! you are the best teacher, the way you explain and organize is so easy and clear, i wish all the teachers were amazing like you :) tnx!
Absolutely ❤100% agree!
Rachel ga amen!
I just love how as soon as he start explaining something I instantly understand and learn it ❤️
As a layperson, I can't say that I understood ALL of this, but you definitely helped me understand more than I did an hour ago. Thank you!
Same here!
I can't believe I watched almost an hour of this. The dude is seriously gifted. I'm a teacher of 9 year old 3rd graders, and he motivates me. I'll be teaching multiplication like this: "And then the 3 becomes 5 Threes, and you have 15, which is like 3 Fives! All with pictures and special colors. That's my level. Thank you for posting; what a talent. BTW...the least we can do is TU! and Subscribe. I did.
WOW !!! Sir you should be on national TV explaining COVID 19 to the rest of the world. Hats off ! Respect ! Thank you !
I am watching it again....3 years after COVID and i love it 😊
Wow, I wish everyone in the general public would watch this. Just amazingly great!!
This was SUPER helpful as a nursewho will be floated back to ICU for these severe cases. Thanks for making it so understandable!!
Thank you for Going on the Front Line to help all you can you are my New Super Hero!!!
You’re our heroes!! 🤗❤️
Praying for your protection. Thank you for your service.
Well done Zack! I was captivated the entire video. I sincerely wish we had more educators in university like you, teaching people "how" to think instead of "what" to think. You are truly one of the good ones. Be well man!
I learned what a nucleocapsid was when I was 16 years old. I wish I could’ve taken more biology courses in college. I aced the AP exam and a counselor at UW - Madison forced me to retake the course again, I got a B. This deterred me from pursuing medicine. I worked at a COVID Testing Center for four months, however, and was happier in that job than in my previous positions.
someone give this guy a PhD certificate, hes earned it!
He won't get a,PhD certificate he will gain eternal death ,he will be judged by the Almighty
Put him in charge of the WHO!
obviously you don't have yours to know what it takes to get one
@YouSurf 2 Yeah, he is good, but 10/100 equals 0.1, which is equal to 10%, no need to multiply by 100, as he does, to get the percentage. Just a detail.
Except his data and facts are mostly wrong. He's late to the party and can't get it right. Kinda disappointing.
I've been a teacher for years and can only wish that I was as good as this guy. Excellent presentation.
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@@netcoms197 Learn about virology, fraud.
Show me which environmental toxins causes you to have viral RNA discovered.
Fyi, vaccinesaresatanic.com isn't a reliable source.
@@netcoms197 Clearly no background in Science.
@netcoms197 robot! 🤖
You have just made me fall in love with medicine again! Thx! I was pre-med and graduated with microbiology- researched HIV at JHU school of Medicine - never have I heard of someone’s ability to ease into complex systems as you have - real kudus!
This guy explains things so carefully. He’s very interesting. A great teacher!
This was FANTASTIC! And YES! ABSOLUTELY L. RAMOS- He IS the teacher we all wanted. But now we all have :)
A well paced, accurate review of the condition. The review assumes a certain level of education, but will reward even the most generally knowledgeable person. Not all presenters can combine graphics, technical data and biologic processes in a useable manner. Not to mention the appropriate sprinkling of physics and chemistry. Well done!
I was introduced to Zach's videos by my Daughter, who happens to be a first year medical student. Today I myself watched this particular video to understand the pathology of CoVid19, and it reminded me of my own med school days. But without any exaggeration I would say this lecture of him was terrific. I loved watching it. Thank You Zach, Thank you so much .
Dr Ijaz Hussain
she happens to be a medical student???
Zack the world needs you so much. Please do not stop informing the world of the Corona virus 2019. Thank you very much!
I am an RN. He is absolutely correct. That is what they do first in hospitals - check viral panel for influenza. Great video. Video is very educational. Thanks.
Amazing the way he explains, we all NEED him to be on the news channels!! Charismatic and hypnotic! I couldn't stop watching. Left me wanting more!! And so down to earth. He's an incredible instructor! Love this man!!
Zack reminds me of a guy I was stationed with in Tech school. Highly passionate about what he was doing. Great job bringing real facts to the table ... I felt I was in over my head a little bit when he busted out big terms outside my field of knowledge but brought it all together in a way I could understand. Super talented teacher o7
Zach,you deserve more and more appreciation for your simplified lectures,a true mentor and guide in RUclips world
This video is one of the most elaborate and explanatory for covid19. I never learned pathogenesis of any disease so clearly. Thank u so much for investing ur time in enlightening us.. This was exactly what i wanted to learn ❤
Thanks for sharing and caring ! This needs to go “viral” .
Politics and politicians have to realize that medicine and potential decisions have to be made by experts for the good of mankind
I do love a good pun! 👍😆
This guy is a genius!!! This is what we need to get out to the public.
Everardo Berber He will discover a cure and they will shut him down!!
You’re the best of all time.
I love you Ninja Nerd.
Saving med students everyday
The moral lesson in all of this: stop eating those extinct, helpless and exotic, not-edible-for-human consumption animals like Pangolin and civet cats. LEAVE THEM ALONE
Why you leave name of camel?
But they are edible.
Muhammad Kashif
Lol, love Camel milk, the best! How amazing all this viruses were caused by a Bat!
Eating them does not transmit the virus. Once you cook it and digest it, any virus it allegedly has, dies
I think u are stupid or u don't have knowledge
Sars(2002) , mers(2012) , covid 19 all are caused by virus trace to bat which use civec cat 'camel ' pengolin as an intermediary respectively
And then infect human
First study well then come to comment
This is the first lecture I have seen in a great long time that actually held my rapt attention the entire time! I remember fondly my dreams of pursuing a medical degree.... The information is complete and very well illustrated for those of us who prefer graphic enhancement. Terminology is correct and not "dumbed down" - clearly for people whose education goes beyond high school.
All i know is , while watching this video, i was in the presence of a genius,
everyone is born to do something well
Nobody:
Me: I love youuuu! You’re the best!
(If he was my teacher for maths and statistics imagine my grades) 😹🖍🖌🖊👏🏻🔣🚹💭
You make science sooooo freaking interesting. You're the best teacher I've ever had. Keep uploading mind blowing stuff. Hope I can meet you one day in person and discuss science. ❤️
Thank you very much for educating me today. God has blessed you with the brain to absorb and teach. If you could teach me you're a smart man I'm a hell of a challenge. I absorbed enough to stand n & Cher my experience I had. I will be telling many people about the ninja nerd. Once again thank you.
Educators need to take a cue from this--THIS is facilitating. Thank you for making this informative, accessible, cohesive, and engaging!
Fascinating.
Microbiology, physiology and biochemistry and cytology kinda helped here
cytology not citology. what's that? the art of citing and referencing????
it's physiology not fishology. and physiology of what?
some anatomie too
@@Zetsuke4 She's probably bilingual. Never ridicule people who can speak more than one language fluently.
@@Zetsuke4 calm down wtf
Have you ever thought I'm not english? I was just too lazy to go search for the right term
I have been your fan for many years now. I was in the healthcare field before and had my glory days in the emergency room but I didn't pursue medicine because I was called in the law and justice department. Health Science is my passion but I need to be in the law enforcement.
Too bad our children don’t have as many great teachers such as you! 💜
Cathy White Hey There! I’m a great teacher!!!
Who else is loving the sound of those caps coming on an off those marker pens.
I knew I would find a partner here.
Yeah loving it like the smell of playdough😃
And another! Lol I said the same thing before I even read the comments!
Don't move! Help is on the way... lol
I'm a lay person but (unfortunately) fairly cognizant of many of these terms & concepts. Got lost a couple of times, but this has been by far the best, most complete & most instructive video about CoVid-19 I have found. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your invaluable lecture. I am a family physician who seldom happen to see a patient with a covid_19 confirmed two to three days after in the public health center in Korea. You gave me a concept how to help them early enough understand and manage properly with limited resources in a primary care setting. Your lectures was the best one I've ever had.
I echo the comment of a RN below. Your teaching technique is brilliant. I understood all of it and learned so much. You are a born teacher. Totally humble - down to our level yet raising to yours. Well done !! Brilliant.
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I found myself wanting to hear more. One of the major media outlets should run this and your other videos. Thank you.
Omg. This guy is a treasure. I am not even a medical student but this guy is a genius and brilliant.
I found this video again because my grandfather initially sent it to me in March of 2020 when everything started. 2 days ago, we pulled the plug on his ventilator and said goodbye. How horribly ironic and sad...
so sorry for you loss...
I'm not even in the medical field and this was very user friendly! Great teacher!!
Yes it's very educating, I have learnt a lot
This is an amazing explanation. I am an electrical engineer but I can capture 60 % of his presentation just from the first watching. Surely can be 100% in the second round. Thanks Ninja Nerds.
As a non-medic, I found this fascinating. Wish I had trained as a medic with you as a teacher. Thank you.
MIB “this is result of listening and taking notes on this lecture - mind is blown- THANKS 😵💫