Hyperthermia and hyperpyrexia ? Are these both same ? If no whats difference ? Why are these mechanisms happening ? Thankyou. ( thankyou for great service )

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Isn’t it that lidocaine blocks the sodium channels in Inactivated state , which means depolarisation has already occurred , so there might be just a small deflection rather than such an appreciable change in slope ??

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Great video I just have one question. Could you explain why the speed of repolarisation i.e epicardial tissue repolarising before the subepicardial tissue dictates the net flow? Thanks

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Will atropine work for afib with slow ventricular response?

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Thank you for this video. @7:04 you said that calcium increases the membrane potential. Do you mean it increases the threshold potential?

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Can you please explain the mechanism of fast slow and slow-slow AVNRT also?

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I think it's quite controversial here as with the effect of estrogen on the kidney --> increase absorbtion --> increase EDV. However, increase progesteron --> increase GRF --> increase urination. Can you explain more about that?

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If you can give me the proof that hydrogen ion is also filtered through glomeruli, then I think i have got the answer of my question I’ve searching since 1 year. Hope you can give me.

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Is there anything dietary that can alter sodium channels, intracellular calcium, potassium channels or acetylcholinesterase ?

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please what do you mean by reciprocal areas

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