HEMATOLOGY; INTERPRETING BLOOD TESTS by Professor Fink
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Professor Fink identifies many of the most common Blood Tests run and describes how this data is interpreted and used to diagnose the condition of the patient. Reference is made to both Blood Chemistry and Hematology (Blood Cells), including electrolytes, enzymes, the Lipid Panel, Complete Blood Cell Count (CBC), Differential WBC Count and assessment of T-4 (Thyroxin) and TSH (Thyrotropin).
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I'm a student in training, not because I am in medical school but because I was never explained any of this (as well I only had a CMP test done, I now know I should have had a CBC with differential run as in my first visit I complained about a possible infection. When the CMP came back all I was told was that my glucose level was high + that I should go on Metformin. Dang! Well I'm going to demand a CBC with differential + if they don't give it to me I'll find a doctor who will!
You also need to have an A1c Test run. I highly recommend that you watch my more detailed Video Lecture on Diabetes which includes a description of A1c test:
ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS; PART 1 OVERVIEW OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DIABETES
ruclips.net/video/X7ELcJpRZEc/видео.html
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Thank you! Just one question - is the ALT in the muscles is different than the one mentioned here?
There are different forms of ALT ("isozymes") that are found in both the liver and muscles (& other tissues). Elevated ALT (especially when accompanied by elevated AST) usually point to liver injury. Other enzymes/chemicals are used to assess muscle damage (including CPK, LDH and troponin). See: www.healthline.com/health/enzyme-markers
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sir plzz make video on DNA replication process ....as you make my concepts clear..
Respect to you professor Fink, I always watch your lectures, but I have one question regarding the BUN & uric acid you've mention here, are they form in the liver or kidney and are they specifically for kidney function test or liver function test clinically?? thank you
Urea is formed in the Liver, then released into the bloodstream, & then filtered-out of the bloodstream & excreted in the urine by the Kidneys.
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professorfink Hello sir! How are you doing? When will you release more videos?
I have a little question: what is the difference between the "nurse physiology" and that's, what you teach to medical students, sir? How much "worse" or harder does it become?
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hi profesor!how to interpret blood test result of hepatitis b patient to know if he rquires treatment or not or virus is active or not harming him?
www.hepb.org/prevention-and-diagnosis/diagnosis/hbv-blood-tests/
@@professorfink thanks !sir can a person sufering heptitis b or c can take sexual medcines on doctors prescription like cialsi or viagra levithra secondly can he take herbal products like vigrxplus and maxperformer ?kindly guide what precautions he has to take or be careful?thanks.
I just read in my textbook that calcitonin doesn't activate osteoblasts but only slows down the osteoclast activity... (Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology, 11 edition, Martini)
Increasing evidence shows that the 2 most important hormones regulating calcium levels are PTH (Parathyroid Hormone) & Calcitriol (Vit D3). Calcitonin plays only a minor role, primarily inhibiting osteoclast activity (as you pointed out). Our understanding of the physiological mechanisms in the body are continuously being refined through further research.
Thank you, Professor!
Sir upload new lectures
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what will students do when this guy retires........Professor, what will students do? I hope you are not planning to retire anytime soon
You're very kind! I am humbled and deeply gratified that so many have found my Video Lectures helpful. And I do intend to continue to make new ones. Fortunately, there are so many amazing resources on the internet and RUclips. Thank You, again. And my sincere Best Wishes for YOUR SUCCESS!!
Proffesor, thank you for your video. I literally just passed my exam in Physiology because of you. My professor is PhD and had been teaching way before I was alive, yet i have no idea what she is talking about. Thank you for putting Physiology into lamen term.
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No no no, LDL is not bad cholesterol. It depends on ratio of lipids. No1 cause of death is insulin resistance which drives CVD!
Put her on a low carb diet!!!!
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