All the teachers are teaching the same topic giving different types of explanations and examples but yours are the most convincing and relatable, thank you soooooo much sir.
That’s exactly the goal of my work “to make the medical education as easy as watching cartoons”. So such complements mean a lot. If you are enjoying it and want to support, please share the videos with all your friends and colleagues too. Thank you.😊
One of the best clip I would say even clear my concept. Congratulation for making so much informative video along with learning materials in a very short time
Sir i have a doubt. You say that carbon monoxide increases affinity for oxygen in haemoglobin. But isnt carbon monoxide itself suppose to attach with haemoglobin( forming carboxyhaemoglobin ) and prevent oxygen combining.
the curve is recorded at different pressure of O2 itself. The partial pressure is fundamental factor to produce the curve whether shifted or not. Then we study effect of different factors how they affect O2 saturation at different partial pressures. I hope you are getting it.
As I always say, there are no better teachers in the world than Indian teachers You have excelled, and I have not found anything like your explanation in all of the videos. I wish you success ❤❤
First time I have fully understood this. I guess that’s why they say to read Ganong but in reality med students chose to learn from other books which are less time consuming but skip on the core concept making.
