Oedema (Edema) | Capillary Exchange, Causes, and Pathophysiology
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this video, Dr Mike explains why some people get oedema (edema) - swelling within the tissues. He explains the basic physiology of capillary exchange and outlines the 4 reasons why oedema can occur.
What I love about your videos, Dr Mike, is how you repeat the things you've discussed in previous videos, without telling us to watch those videos beforehand like most other RUclipsrs tend to. Instead you explain everything necessary and it all makes sense so easily. Great video as always.
I support your point❤
Thank you for explaining so well. I'm a nurse and a lot of people ask why they have edema, nice to know pathophysiology of the whole process too 👍
Thank you for making this outstanding educational content for free. It is such a service to students everywhere. Plus, your enthusiasm for the material makes it fun and exciting to learn.
I have a BS degree in biology. I wish this type of video had been available in 2003! your clear baseline explanations would have helped so many of my classmates understand the physiology material at the beginning, reducing the struggle with the more intense points late in the semester. I dont get to use my degree in my current life, and these videos are great refreshers and are giving me ways to help some educationally disadvantaged members of the community.
i would say u guys are the BEST educators on internet .... neatly explained !
Thank you, Dr Mike! Thank you for providing the necessary information explaining how edema works and it’s paramount importance for understanding so we can properly teach our patients, students, and colleagues.
You have a special gift and I would have loved to have known you many years ago so I could have used it during my career.
You are a genius , being able to explain all that you do . Be nice to study . Thank you. Feeling better. Not well. I would not understand this without you.
IDK how you make it easy for me to study a whole chapter only by wtaching this like 20 mins video
All of your vids are helpful in a smart and concise way⭐
I like your way of teaching⭐ keep on👐
Happy to help!
Thank you Dr. Mike for making another great video! As always, I learn a lot from your video. Appreciate your generosity to give us access to your videos for free.
I didn't understand what the lecturer taught us but this video has made me completely understand edema
Your channel turns out to be a lifesaver before exams...concise explanations and concepts get cleared.... thanks a lot for all the efforts you put in making these videos 🙌
I love that you dont refer to other videos to learn about a certain aspect. You literally just explain that aspects relevance in the current video. Thumbs up! also... I am mature age student (40) with zero science background. You can imagine the overwhelm when I began my Human Biology undergrad. Text books are great. But you consolidate and keep things simple.. almost like "human bio for dummies". You are an absolute gem my fellow aussie! always my first go to for A&P. Thank you over and over again!
awesome teaching skills.....not everyone knows how to explain but u have perfect teaching skills....very well explained.....plz need more videos of these kind of basic concepts
Great and concise explanation, thank you!!
This is absolutely great! I’m studying circulatory system in my first physiology textbook book. I get study hours credit for watching your videos and linking url. Your channel is by far the easiest to digest!! Thanks mate!
Medical student in Nigeria.
Thanks a lot for this. Made everything very easy to understand.
Best Teacher in the World 🔥
Hi sir iam a paramedic your video's are so easily understandable thank you for making such an effort . You make the concept more clear and precise thank you so much sir .
Thank you for explaining this in the most simplified way. The sketches/diagram you gave sticks. Weldone!
Great explaining, thank you,
Please talk about the axillary, neck, head and breast lymphnodes, I hope to do that soon, Thanks again for your effort .
Very thorough (and easy to understand) explanations of edema. Great presentation!
Fantastic videos! I appreciate your knowledge and your ability to explain it so well.
ANOTHER BEST MD LECTURE I HAVE EVER EVER WATCHED ABOUT EDEMA...A PLUS...
Greatly explained...as always. Your videos are my "go-to" when developing anatomy and physiology slides for students. Wish there weren't ads though. 3 came up with one. Regardless...thanks Dr. Mike. 👍
Thank you! 😊
No ads for RUclips premium subscribers 😊
Thank you so much for these videos, Dr. Mike! (Also Dr. Matt!) I'm a nursing student and I like to watch one of your videos with my coffee in the morning. 😊 I've told my cohort about you both and shared your podcasts with my student nurse housemate too.
Thank you so much!
Thank you. I now realize that Edema is seriously complicated, and hard to explain, without more testing. My doctor's only recommendation is to walk more and wear support hose. This all happened within a week or two. What I really need is a time machine. Meanwhile I am in constant pain from my legs and feet.
God Bless you for this !!!
Granted i have had hypertension and high blood pressure in which i have under total control now,
I got a new place in florida where the humidity is at an " insane " 95% average,
I also have asthma, which makes it even worst to deal with,. and certainly makes it look like a " heart issue "
I am writing this to everyone " who knows it isn't your heart ",
Trust your gut, the damn doctors there tried to treat me like a " fancy guinea pig " from NYC.
I just turned 40, i skate, i practice mma, i work 72 shifts without a problem,
Trust me, and i mean trust me, ALWAYS trust your gut and get a second opinion,
You would be surprised, how far some would go just to get a extra " cardiology patient to brag about ".
I took every test, which was conclusive to cardiology issues, with a resounding " negative ",
they literally tried to convince me to shove a camera to " take a look at my heart ", when there was nothing wrong with it.
I knew something was up, when they ignored all my request for a " respiratory specialist "
and thanks to this video, everything is explained in a nutshell.
I am not encouraging anyone to ignore medical advice,
However i am saying don't ignore your better Judgment Either.
Gave the video a thumbs up before even watching it because I know it's gonna be good content as usual
Yeah! 💪🏼
I usually smile when I see a topic I am looking for.
thank you doctors! greatly appreciated and as always logically and thoroughly explained!!
Ur teachings are really great and they are helping us a lot
I can easily understand the way you explains things, and I'm a nursing student. Thanks Dr Mike
This is incredible lesson Dr Mike I understood the edema and it's pathophysiology. Thank you for such a Lesson
Among all the online lectures I do watch, you are the best deliver and I'll like to watch more of your lectures because the makes me feel great when am with friends, especially in terms of studying, I used your method of skill to delivery myself to them
I'm a medical student, this lecture is useful for us
Mate, excellent explanation and easy to understand for nurses. A good refresher from my earlier years at uni
Great to hear! 😊
I agree with all the other positive sentiments, super well explained and visually digestible. Also, best free hand drawings out there! Just finding your videos and I'm hooked.
Thank you! Very kind ☺️
Amazing video, sir. These videos have greatly helped me in my medicine practicals. I wish you luck with your channel, it deserves more subs.
Great video! Easy explanation by expert. My mother suffers from edema.
Thanks.
You’re the best teacher I’ve ever seen
Thank you very much for this performance. I am Arab, but the simplicity of your style made me understand and benefit a lot
When I saw the video I was about to cry it's like ur channel guys growing up with me I just take that course for a few days and here u go explanation of that course thank u a lot❤️🍫🍫
For me as a medical student that was so great 👍 and quick 💛
Thankyou so much sir...i tried very hard reading so many books on oedema but i didn't got the concept clear....this video was absolutely superbbb...i understood it very well.... thankyou sooo much sir..
Excellent explanation of a complex topic. Thaks for posting this educational information.
Brilliantly explained 👍 thank you!!
Fantastic teacher. I appreciate your time spent to clearly lay out this information
Timely and well explained.
You are so generous in your information and teaching, thank you so much and God bless.
Thank You so Much for this Informative Video! If only all Doctors took this type of time and dedication!!
I really love your videos, dr Mike, and it’s pleasure to see how you love things that you’re explaining
This is the best video I've watched on oedema ✊
Thank you so much Dr Mike you have helped me a lot with my nursing studies.
One of the best that cover this topic.. Thanks
Thank you!
I learned so much. Teaching at its best. Thank you.
Thank you! 😊
Ive got a challenge for you!!
I have pitting edema in my legs (mid shins and ankles). I’m a healthy person. I don’t have high body fat. I have visible abs. I run 15-20 miles a week. (Newish to running consistently) although all my jobs have required me to be in good running shape. but I’ve been lifting weights and running stairs for years. I’m a firefighter and was in the military before that. In the fire service we get hooked up to a treadmill every year to see if our heart is healthy (no abnormalities), I do have low BUN and high creatinine levels but I’m 6’7 260lbs and carry a lot of muscle so the break down of muscle causes the elevated level. No proteins in my urinalysis. I’ve got an ultrasound and MRI with dye done and my kidneys look normal. Out of all those reasons you stated I don’t really fall into those categories… or at least I dont think so due to blood work. I also have normal blood pressure. Sometimes it creeps to 140/70 but usually 120-130/65-75 If it was my heart you would think I’d have trouble breathing while running. I donate blood to keep my blood levels in range. I eat a healthy diet. I might consume too much sodium but is that really going to cause pitting edema? I’m not looking for medical advice and I do have doctor appointments scheduled. So any information you give me I WILL NOT take that as medical advice. I’m just curious on your thoughts. I will of course go to my doctor’s appointments and listen to them. I’m in the medical field as an EMT (barely the medical field lol) and work with paramedics. but I’ve only seen pitting edema with CHF and in extremely overweight individuals in poor health. So it baffles me that I’m experiencing this.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. It’s a 2 year old video but hopefully you still see this.
❤ thank you! 🙏
we need teachers like you in med universities !
Thank you for your videos they are really helpful
Iam a B.Pharm student and your videos are really helpful
Continue making such content
Addicted to your video for your handsome face! Oh gosh, if my teacher is you, I would definitely be highly motivated.😍😍😍
You explain so well,Sir.salute
I'm a ist year mbbs student from pakistan ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Dr. Mike. Very interesting. Well done!
I'm so thankful and it is quite understable.
Thanks for making easy to understand!
Thanks so much for your videos, I really enjoy watching it. Each minute is worth it. I am currently being trained as an alternative practitioner in Germany. So, hello from the other side of this planet 😋
Thanks Doctor, this was very clear and eraborative
you are making medicine enjoyable to study !
Great video on edema! Thank you!
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Thanks a lot Dr. Mike for your great effort.
Great video. Dr. Mike. Thank you!!
This help so much
Thank you, Dr. Mike! Helped me understand so much better!
Ya'll are the best! Getting me through my dietitian exam studies
These videos are perfect and well explained~ thank you dr mike!
Amazing explanation great work .thanks
thank you for sharing the knowledge.
thank you doctor 🤍
great explaining 💕
this was a very good refresher
Great video. The i fluence of diet is not discussed. For example what is the impact of a high sugar diet ?
Great job as usual, Dr. Mike❤
Thanks dr mike & dr matt
great explanation, thanks doc!
Awesome lecture!!
Very well explained
wonderful explanation. too easy understand very important reasons for edema and how it could be fixed. dr. Mike is your birthday in June
Hi Mike, Care to share your exercise routine? Great video as always!
Thank You so much. (Premed student)
I love all your videos. Thanks so much.
You made it very easy, thank you 🫡
This is masterly done 💯💯
You are the best dia but pliz talk about classification
Appreciate your presenting...thank you❤
Thank u very much Doc...well done
Most welcome!
I owe this channel my brain, thanks dudeeeeeeeee
Great Dr Mike
Hi. very informative. hope it will useful in a current case. thank u.
Fantastic video
Thank you doctor,you are the right guy
Thank u so so much for the quick revision on oedema.it's so easy to understand 👍🏽😁
Hi doctor Mike , could u pleaz explain physiology of conduction system and Action potential , and in cardiac cell as well ..
Hyperkalimia effecting action potential
And how its effect HR ..
Thank you for explaining well
Thank you so much, Dr. Really the video is helpful