KIDNEY SYNDROMES | Bartter Syndrome, Gitelman Syndrome, Liddle's Syndrome | NEET

[@CrazyMedicine]

Audio correction: At 04:01 - There is decrease absorption of H+ and K+ ions leading to metabolic acidosis and hyperkalemia. (TEXT CORRECT).

[@PRAW1N]

Decreased absorption or decreased excretion?

[@StevenMDiLauro]

@@PRAW1N Correct, decreased excretion, as the transporter functions to remove H and K from the blood and in the case of pseudohypoaldosteronism has reduced function. This then causes retention of H and K and thereby metabolic acidosis and hyperkalemia

[@mustafa-hd9625]

Decrese excretion not absorption
I think you need correct the correct 😂

[@tanushreechaudhari7815]

NEVER BEFORE HAVE I SEEN KIDNEY SYNDROMES Simplified to this level and made available for everyone to watch too! Awesome work!♥️

[@benjamindaniel9553]

Thick ascending loop is impermeable to water,so water cannot be reabsorbed 0:30

[@MahendraBahubali-d2y]

Most Simplified, clear Voice , Great work Dr. Wish you very best and thanks for make syndrome easy

[@mubashirabbas4536]

You are really crazy sir... Kindly continue this craze for making hard medicine topics easy and simple...😀
Great work...🎉

[@madanneupane5235]

liddle ; Urinary Ca : Normal Bratter : Urinary Ca : High Gitelman : Urinary Ca : Low

[@ridazahir578]

this is pure gold the best lesson about renal syndromes in this universe

[@soothingmind2335]

You discussed renal syndromes in the most simplified way ever ,,
Thank you doc ❤️

[@DrRoton-ln5br]

Amazing!
How could you make the most complicated lesson very simple and clear!?

[@TashiSangpo]

I have been following your channel for quite sometime now,it’s nicely attempt...but certain thing I want to point just to improve your content.
1.ascending loop of henle have low permeability to water and how come it reabsorb with Na
2.pseudo-hypo aldosteronism,in audio you rightly said increase k intake but you have written decrease ...
I hope to get your answer.

[@mubashirabbas4536]

Simple, organized and nice explanation 💟💟💟

[@shivarao8773]

Fantastic... So nice for simplyfing the most imp topics.. tq sooo muchh sir !!!

[@CrazyMedicine]

Most welcome. Keep sharing.

[@ghjhgjdfhhjfghefhjfg3327]

Sir, this was the best review on these syndromes I have ever seen. Excellent.

[@sayanmondal7986]

Thank you for making confusing things so simple in such a short video.. ❣️

[@CrazyMedicine]

You’re welcome 😊
Keep sharing.

[@jahnavipunna7581]

You made this so easy to understand sir .thank u

[@somayaelshehawy8460]

Great work but Pseudo hypo aldosteronism decrease excretion( not absorption)of H&K

[@mohammadfadawi8577]

Your video solve many of qeusions I had in my head for hours
Thanks bro, wish you all the best ❤️❤️

[@SohailAhmed-qo9uq]

Awesome. Kudos for making this video.

[@CrazyMedicine]

Thank you! Keep sharing.

[@chakravarthy_n]

Thick ascending limb is impermeable to water, right; NaK2Cl pump only helps in reabsorption of solutes; correct me if I am wrong..!!!

[@itez7516]

Thank you for the simple explanation

[@taniachowdhury104]

Very very helpful video...Thank u..

[@naveednoorkhan3508]

Excellent work....thanks.

[@orgamikid523]

So nicely explained..

[@andysingh9746]

Thank You for making easy 🎉🎉🎉

[@LipService]

error: gitelman cause hypocalciuria not hypocalcemia :-)

[@PRAW1N]

Not an error : HypoMg causes hypoPTH can cause hypoCa

[@donatreides]

Julique is correct. Gitelman syndrome causes hypocalciuria (low calcium in the urine). It also causes hypomagnesemia (low magnesium in the blood). Low levels of magnesium can stimulate PTH secretion, presumably increasing calcium resorption in the distal tubule. Extreme low levels of magnesium can block PTH secretion, but that's not what is seen in Gitelman syndrome. (doi.org/10.1097/00041552-200207000-00006 )

[@jsp5544]

This is very good. Thanks

[@drsarojshekharrath6468]

Beautifully narrated

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Thank you so much for simplifying

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Good summary and explanation. Thank you

[@drsarojshekharrath6468]

Beautiful presentations

[@ahmadfarran-9845]

It was great, thanks a lot man!!

[@anwarhamza8249]

Hey can i get these slides somehow? excellent video

[@uzairali6785]

Koi bataday why is urinary calcium normal or low

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[@sohaakhtar8221]

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[@CrazyMedicine]

Your welcome. 👍🏻

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[@DarrenChaiMD]

I thought I was watching this at 1.5 speed but he just talks fast lol

[@CrazyMedicine]

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[@yodan29]

bartter = low urine calcium