I’m a second year Medical Biology student and my curiosity of platelets brought me here. I thought this would be hard to grasp because I have no prior knowledge in any of these aside from the basics. But you Sir taught it like its just A B C. Thank you so much Medicosis, you’re the best professor I have.
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Platelet counts between 400 and 650 are significant! I was referred to a hematologist for an unexplained platelet counts of 500 to 630 over a few years. I now have a diagnosis of Essential Thrombocythemia with JAK2 mutation
My platelet count is after 2 years finally in a normal range according to my hematologist. Was at 25 and now at 309 however my monocyte number has been at a high number of 29 area ever since thrombocytopenia diagnosis. What do monocytes have to do with? So I supposedly have monocytosis and hematologist can’t explain. Can you or anyone explain the significance or seriousness if at all ,of that?
A decrease of the platelet count causing increase TPO is positive feedback, not negative feedback. You are an excellent teacher and I like your way of teaching. Keep going. Great job.
It’s a negative feedback, not a positive feedback! Positive feedback would go like this: during labor, the descent of the fetal head will stretch the cervix, which will increase oxytocin, which contracts the uterine wall which increase the descent of the fetal head, which stretches the cervix,....and again, and again...etc! You an read the first chapters of Guyton’s physiology to learn more! Hope it helps!
I love your explanation, but is there a simplified version meant for high schoolers? Thank you. I understood a few words that I wanted to get from you, so it's a 5/5, but I couldn't understand like, a lot of things.
Coming back, I somehow got it all. It was my fault. :) Istg when I first learn something it's always so hard but when I go back I get to that "ohhhhhhhh" reaction.
@10:51 you said that ET is one of Myeloprolifeitive Neoplasms together with Multiple myeloma which is NOT (multiple myeloma is B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders specific with plasma cell that we call them plasma cell dyscrasia that produce monoclonal gamopathy at last the disease that with Essential thrompocythemia is PV, primary myelofibrosis that might those two by time progress to MPF that we call it POST -ET or POST-PV as always thank you for your hard work to do this video
During chemotherapy my daughters megakaryocyte(sp) were reduced by a lot and they haven't recovered. Her liver function test comes back normal ALS ALT. I ask the doctor to check the liver but he doesnt think it's that. Any suggestions? Please help
Coined a new term-"Cytobudding." A special type of cell division that is NOT mitosis, NOT meiosis, and NOT binary fission. Here is the pitch: Platelets are created by a special king of cell division called "CYTOBUDDING," which is always a terminal division. Why are platelets not cells? They have the suffix "-cyte" after all. They have an outer cellular membrane, they are metabolically active (make proteins), and even have mitochondria. So they don't divide and represent a terminal form, mature red blood cells don't divide and have no nucleus either, but they are allowed to be called cells? Looks like cell, acts like a cell, but not a cell? What the H*||? Just because they are "born differently" they are kicked out of the Cell Club? I have even heard of platelets killing bacteria and are able to moving on their own will. But.if..you....can......expand.............your.....................mind.............................................to recognize the process of Cytobudding as specialized form of cell division, then just maybe, we can let the little guy into the club? eaglezebrafish.blogspot.com/2019/10/cytobudding-another-form-of-cell.html
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis where did you learn the use of "hehe"? are you a chinese? God, in the past i only think "hehe" is used within china, it means a lot of things
Well done. AL-MIGHTY ALLAH TAHALA gave you this knowledge about a tiny part and you see that How body is working by so small things, now you submit faith on the only one AL-MIGHTY ALLAH TAHALA and come to ISLAM
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I’m a second year Medical Biology student and my curiosity of platelets brought me here. I thought this would be hard to grasp because I have no prior knowledge in any of these aside from the basics. But you Sir taught it like its just A B C. Thank you so much Medicosis, you’re the best professor I have.
I am honored! Thank you so much!
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HONEY THEY aint even a cell they are just pieces ..love these !!
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platelets count 2:23
where do you fine platelets? 8:34
what stimulate platelets production? 10:03
I was soooo surprised when I looked at the number of subscribers you have
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Platelet counts between 400 and 650 are significant! I was referred to a hematologist for an unexplained platelet counts of 500 to 630 over a few years. I now have a diagnosis of Essential Thrombocythemia with JAK2 mutation
My platelet count is after 2 years finally in a normal range according to my hematologist. Was at 25 and now at 309 however my monocyte number has been at a high number of 29 area ever since thrombocytopenia diagnosis. What do monocytes have to do with?
So I supposedly have monocytosis and hematologist can’t explain.
Can you or anyone explain the significance or seriousness if at all ,of that?
Helpful Doc. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Thank you 😊
Dude got a sense of humor🤣.....love your teaching method
How do you feel about your thrombocytes? These platelets are brutal, aren't they?
They are cute lolis.
They are cute too!
😊😊😊
Exactly, I cannot imagine my life without them.
A decrease of the platelet count causing increase TPO is positive feedback, not negative feedback. You are an excellent teacher and I like your way of teaching. Keep going. Great job.
It’s a negative feedback, not a positive feedback!
Positive feedback would go like this: during labor, the descent of the fetal head will stretch the cervix, which will increase oxytocin, which contracts the uterine wall which increase the descent of the fetal head, which stretches the cervix,....and again, and again...etc!
You an read the first chapters of Guyton’s physiology to learn more!
Hope it helps!
This is the most wholesome video I watched today and by that I mean I watched David Letterman show sooner today. Awesome!
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Thank you your channel helps to study for MLS test.
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Unrealistic why arnt the platelets little lolis?
Your body filled with cute lolis
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Heave-ho! Heave-ho!
@「bruh」 how about you stfu and let us have our fun
I wanted little cute *Adorable* lolis
But I guess this is nice
So I was waiting for this series
And finally, it’s here 👍
I love your explanation, but is there a simplified version meant for high schoolers? Thank you. I understood a few words that I wanted to get from you, so it's a 5/5, but I couldn't understand like, a lot of things.
Coming back, I somehow got it all.
It was my fault. :)
Istg when I first learn something it's always so hard but when I go back I get to that "ohhhhhhhh" reaction.
Thank you so much,waiting for next vds about bleeding and hemostasis
Absolutely...They are coming soon!
U are a great teacher. Thanks
@10:51 you said that ET is one of Myeloprolifeitive Neoplasms together with Multiple myeloma which is NOT (multiple myeloma is B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders specific with plasma cell that we call them plasma cell dyscrasia that produce monoclonal gamopathy at last the disease that with Essential thrompocythemia is PV, primary myelofibrosis that might those two by time progress to MPF that we call it POST -ET or POST-PV
as always thank you for your hard work to do this video
My cat loves your videos
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whats the best and quick way to raise platelets during dengue?apart from blood donation
Don’t trust this video, the platelets are actors
They don’t say anone anone
THANK YOU FOR THIS, SIR! SUPER HELPFUL.
hello.how are you?
where is hemophilia,VWD,ITP,TTP and....
Brother your informations are very good , plz make some video about neuromedicine and as well as nerophysiology
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Thank you very much sir. God bless you sir.
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Thank you so much, brother
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Just curious is having bad platelets count a side effect of some covid vaccines?
What do you mean by bad platelets?
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"Any idiot can measure..." is exactly how I felt about doing the ESR Lab at school. Haha
Haha 😂
Wonderful effort! Thanksssssssssss
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Please help this question
Why the color of platelets is yellowish
purpura more than 1 cm, not 1 mm
I’m literally learning all this because I have “severe pancytopenia” and my platelets are at 37,000
I could become a hematologist atp honestly 😭
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☺️...My pleasure! Thank you :)
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Can u plz tell me why people with low platelets are not allowed to travel at higher altitude
Will you please tell me what kind of app or site you use to creat this?
During chemotherapy my daughters megakaryocyte(sp) were reduced by a lot and they haven't recovered. Her liver function test comes back normal ALS ALT. I ask the doctor to check the liver but he doesnt think it's that. Any suggestions? Please help
Serotonin isn’t a protein.. the -tonin refers to its effect on vasculature.
otherwise nice simplified video though
Thank you so much sir 😊
My pleasure 😇
Nice information
Thanks a ton!
I thought they were little cute loli inside my body.
Haha 😂
Thank you so much.....
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is that el sokhna road at the beggining of the video?
Haha 😂...No, it’s Colorado
So cool!
Thanks 🙏
Ok...then does your wife know that you keep telling everybody in our class 'honey'?😂😂
It’s a secret 🤫
Nice video
Where does one find platelets.
Ano ne ano ne
Coined a new term-"Cytobudding." A special type of cell division that is NOT mitosis, NOT meiosis, and NOT binary fission. Here is the pitch: Platelets are created by a special king of cell division called "CYTOBUDDING," which is always a terminal division.
Why are platelets not cells? They have the suffix "-cyte" after all. They have an outer cellular membrane, they are metabolically active (make proteins), and even have mitochondria. So they don't divide and represent a terminal form, mature red blood cells don't divide and have no nucleus either, but they are allowed to be called cells?
Looks like cell, acts like a cell, but not a cell? What the H*||? Just because they are "born differently" they are kicked out of the Cell Club? I have even heard of platelets killing bacteria and are able to moving on their own will. But.if..you....can......expand.............your.....................mind.............................................to recognize the process of Cytobudding as specialized form of cell division, then just maybe, we can let the little guy into the club?
eaglezebrafish.blogspot.com/2019/10/cytobudding-another-form-of-cell.html
What app do you use to create your pages? I love your visuals and want to adopt it for my students (who are Deaf...they need visuals!)
I guess he’s using notability app
Plasma also has Fibrinogen, but what does it do?
It’s a plasma protein that can be converted to fibrin when you need it.
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"touch down baby" lmao
Hehe 😉
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis where did you learn the use of "hehe"? are you a chinese? God, in the past i only think "hehe" is used within china, it means a lot of things
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Thank you 😊
any idiot can measure 😅😅at 4 : 38. i love this funny way of teaching
Thank you!
thanks a lottttt
but i think blood - clot = serum is more correct than plasma -clot = serum
thanks again
I have made a whole video - about that distinction- titled: “Serum vs Plasma”.
Pl guide how to decrease platelets without medication.. pl tell at the earliest .
I don’t know 🤷♂️
Please talk to your doctor!
By the way,
Why don’t you want medications?
at the time 07:21, "they squeeze throuth some ???", please, what is the last word? i can't hear it clearly.
He said 'sinusoids'
I want discount 😢
I have an hematocrit of 0.57 and platelets are 209 should i be concerned???
Talk to your doctor, and don’t jump into conclusions before you repeat the test.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor. I just teach!
MedPerf ftw
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Great video but.i wish you had gone.more.into the actual function of the.platelets
I appreciate your honest feedback!
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Fair enough!
Can’t argue with that ☺️
How fast should platelet count decrease
In which condition?
Kidney secrets thrombopoitin?
Well done. AL-MIGHTY ALLAH TAHALA gave you this knowledge about a tiny part and you see that How body is working by so small things, now you submit faith on the only one AL-MIGHTY ALLAH TAHALA and come to ISLAM
Thank you.. but please Don't make more mistakes ( ESR ) I depand on your videos and I'm Not attending my medical school classes
This is part of being human!
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis lol u are SUCH A GREAT HUMAN
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You should still attend class though is my humble opinion.😃
I agree
Ab to lagta hai ek video dekhne ke liye 10 ad dekna padega pahle
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Praveen doctor....please I need answer for my question...is platelet consider acute phase reactant or not???
Why?
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis because in some inflammation cases or anemia is incresesd
and I want to make sure???
But what’s the cause of their increase in number?
Imagine Jack Sparrow is teaching you about his body.....
Haha 😆
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6:42 hey honey. You said that platelet is only small pieces of megacaryocyte. Is it really a cell ?
No 😜
GR% 51.8
181 this normal or upnormal
Of what?
What the heck is splenomegaly
Spleno- means spleen; -megaly, from “MEGA” means big…So splenomegaly means an enlarged spleen!
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis amazing teacher you are sir! Much respect such wow!
ano pong sanhi ng pagkakaroon nang infections sa dugo.
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Hello, panoorin nyo po ito para magkaroon kayo ng ideya. Sepsis po tawag nyan, kapag may infection sa dugo. I hope okay lng po kayo. God bless.