Anesthesia simplified: Blood - gas coefficient, oil - gas coefficient, MAC 

This was actually he most clear video about blood gas and oil solubility I've ever seen. Thank you!

i learned more in a 15 minute video than I did in chapter of my textbook. Thank you!!

Was so helpful. You have no idea how badly our professor at the uni describes it. I listed to him many times but still couldn't get the whole idea behind it. You explained everything so simply and clearly in 15 minutes... Thank you😀

Congratulations! I had trouble understanding the gas-blood coefficient and you made it feel like child's play with this video! Thank you very much girl!

Im on general anesthetics lecture on medschool and I was having hard time understanding. this is SUCH an amazing explanation. Wow i was struggling so hard reading the textbook but this was a great explanation!!

In CRNA school right now. You are such a great teacher thank you so much!

Mummy, i don't want to come out! So cute 😻😸

You explain this so much better than my textbook does. Thank you.

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have an anesthesiology test tomorrow and this finally helped understood this term! I cannot thank you enough! :,)

Amazing video, thank you! just wanted to clarify one point by saying that a MAC value of 1.0 represents the amount of agent that is required to prevent movement in response to surgical incision for 50% of the population. Unconsciousness is associated with much lower concentrations (usually ranges from .1 - .3 MAC)

This was very helpful for real ,I couldn’t understand neither from my doctors nor the book, thank you for explaining ❤️❤️❤️

Great explanation. Kept it simple and clear. Thank you so much.

Well very explained mam ....i m a final year mbbs student and i was feeling stressed because i had not understand this topic , but after watching this video my concepts are 100% clear by heart ..Thank you so much

Highly useful,within minutes i am able to understood real concept 👍

THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO MUCH. You changed my life.

You deserve a Nobel prize you helped with both my exams

I have exam tomorrow in medicinal chemistry and iI searched in order to understand this but finally I found ur brilliant video.. thank you so much 🌸💗

super awesome video and explanation ..thaank youu soo much .. 15 minutes video made my life easy after getting some headache while trying to understand the concept of blood gas partition coefficient .. keep up the good work .. :D

Just what I was looking for, you made it so simple. Much appreciated 🙌🏿🙌🏿

Thank you did an excellent job explaining I really understand it now!

Now l'll never get confused because of you.... Thank you 💚

Great explanation. Thank you

Super helpful and simple explanations. Thank you so much!

Thank you for your video it was very helpful ❤❤❤

Great video thanks so much!!

excellent concept explain by you, breaked my all doubts.....expecting more videos from you...looking further..thank you so much , I didn't find such beautiful explanation anywhere else... thaks a lot...

you teach really well.

Thank you, so does this also mean the lower the blood: gas partition the greater the potency ?

Thank you for this!💕

Simplified and helpful. Thanks sis! greetings from Indonesia

impressive explanation , thank you

study partner , the best explanations in doubtful ANAESTHESIA topics , thanks you so much. Pls should not stop with little amount of videos

excellent, really. thank you.

You explain really well and I was laughing cause you are so funny!!!

Nice concept..excellent voice ..amazing writing.. lots of love ❤️❤️ Keep the work up....

great explanation!!

You are much more awesome than you know.

Great video ..want such more video on different topics of Anesthesiology

Nice video 👍 good explanation

Thank you so much

Isn't Xeron faster than See desflourane based on the blood gas coefficient ?

Thank you... that was a great tutorial

Thank you so much!! It was a very good explanation.

Very nice video.. Amazing.. U should make more.. Its really helpful

I found this very helpful. Thanks alot!

Just amazing , really loved it.

No, no, no!! The Ostwald coefficient is NOT A PARTITION COEFFICIENT. It is a solubility co-efficient. It is similar but not the same. Please correct your video.

Haye thank you so much 😍you made it so easy for me

Excellent explanations Mam!!!! waiting for more videos on complex topics.....

Very well explained..keep doing such videos

Pls can somebody explain to me what is partial pressure of inhalated anesthetics?

Please come back why did you stop recording videos?

Thanks 😊.

Nice explanations❤

Nice one baby ❤️

You should put more videos ❤❤❤

Clear explanation

Thank you so much...really helpful...👍

thanx , finally i got it

Mam really helpful , thank u somuuch ,👍

Thank you so much this was well explained ☺️😊

you are amazing

beautiful explanation.keep up the work

good explanation mam,looking forward for more videos

Very well explained.. Your voice is so cute like a small sister..

for a gas to hve more speed of induction it should be less lipid soluable? is tat rite mam?

Really very informative.... Keep it up

Thanks for your efforts 🌷🌷

Conc. in gaseous form is inversely propotional to time rather than speed 🇵🇰

Thank you

Thankyou👍

This is so amazing , thankyou so so much maam!

3 minutes and 9 seconds in and it all suddenly makes sense

Very helpful. Thanks

Thank u

Speaking very fast...but I believe I get the understanding...blood/gas=Fast response and Oil/gas=slow response

Mam, how that soluble gas eliminate from body ...?

Thaaaaaanks a lot❤️

Thank you very much!!

very well explained.

Clear. Thanks.

thank you M'am for this video..it was very helpful.. Can u made a video on m.o.a of barbiturates?

so helpful it was..thanks a lot

Simply clear

Nice.

Thank you!!!!😍😍😍😍😍

Thnx mam go ahead with more videos

Thanks a lot it really helped me...though I liked the drawings for the brain 😂

This is gold. Thank you!!

Beautiful class thanks a lot mam

Good explanation. But I advise you to develop your English pronunciation .

Simplified

please have a lecture about mental illness and psycopharma

V nice way

superlike!

Remember hisd code for inhalational agents...everything falls i asc or dec ordee

Ha ha ha shes funny but good. Thank you.

super

Thank u.mam.

R u indian??