"I pray that it makes sense" Yes, everything made sense now Doc. Always praying for you also so you can make more excellent videos that are understandable for us, medical students. Most professors now just read their ppt and some just make us read which we know in ourselves that we're not be able to grasp it alone. Forever grateful for your existence!! Power!!
Great lecture, just one thing: in hyperaldosteronism the urine sodium is < 20 mEq/L, so low urine sodium - as in secondary hyperaldosteronism (hypervolemic hyponatremia)-
Thank you for all you do Zach, amazing content as alway! I truly appreciate all of the work you put into these videos to help all of us learn! Much love!
Thank you for what you do. I personally am appreciative of your uploads and for explaining and simplified explanations of what some diseases and conditions are. You do great work ! ❤
You don't hear about hypernatremia all that often, so I was very excited to watch this. Would love to see an in-depth video on metabolic alkalosis, which is also not talked about much!
Poo-Unami 😂😂😂 I’m going to start using that. He makes learning fun and I’m still laughing at poo jokes. I’ll never grow up. Cheers everyone to healthy organs!!!
Wow, thank you. u really explained it in a way that anyone can really understand... I am going through something now, got my lab results, and really wanted to understand my levels. This video helped so much
I'm not a student, just a person who finds this stuff fascinating and this teacher is awesome!!! A bit confused on one thing tho. For the water loss causes like vomiting/diarrhea, aren't you also losing a bunch of electrolytes (inc sodium) along with all the water? How do u know if a person needs fluids and electrolytes or just fluids? I would imagine u don't want to give them electrolytes with the fluids if they're experiencing hypernatremia correct? Thanks if anyone can enlighten me! 😀
Thank you for your great lectures! I don't understand why fluid loss and loop diuretics can cause both in hypo and hypernatremia? Doesn't ADH work in Hypernatremia?
Hello, Thanks for the great content. Could you please make a video on how to lower N+ level in patients with CHF, as the patients general intake of water will be 1 to 1.5 ltrs per day in that scenario How to calculate the Free water deficit in patient who is having CHF (congestive heart failure) and his latest blood report readings are 158 mmol/ltr of Nitrate and urea as 88 mg/dl. Please if you could answer the questions soon, that would be great help as preparing a video may take some time.
when he started with saying please take a second hit that like button i scrolled down to hit that thumb nail but i got amazed to find out that button is already hit😆...that indicates how great, us as students, we love you🌹
