I love his details lecture

I LOVE all your patho videos. I'm currently in nursing school and these videos are helping me a lot to better understand the material. Thank you Dr.Saudi 💕😊

thank you

Great breakdown

Your explanation is just perfect professor

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Dr. Saudi, I don’t have words to thank you for all these videos. Since I STARTED TO WATCH THEM (‘chapter 7) my notes improved a lot. Thank you, you are an amazing teacher, my life saver when I was about to give up.

your class is very interesting! love it straight forward and straight to the point

This is all I expect from teachers actually teaching thank you

Hi, Hello, Dr Saudi, which textbook are you used for this lecture?

Very helpful in nursing study. All in one, save my time.

How we can contact with you doctor?

Incredible teaching style! I don't think I've ever been so entertained by a 2+ hour medical lecture. Thank you, sir!

LOVE your lectures! So detailed, clear, and straightforward! Always leave your videos feeling confident and actually understanding the material! Thank you so much, your videos have literally saved me this semester! :))

If it is avascular, why do I bleed when giving myself insulin?

Thank you so much! I enjoyed your class.

Very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you your lecture helped me understand.

Great vid, speak into the mic more so we can hear clearer

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thank you so much sir, you helped me pass pathophysiology in my nursing programm with an A... i love the way you explain and break things down.

this is amazing, thank you so much

Thank you so much for explaining this chapter in depth. My professor just rushed through it smh

Thank you for teaching, I took notes.

Thank you for emphasizing what to focus on (':

please can we see what you are drawing or explaining

Slides please

I wish I would see what you are drawing on the board when you are explaining, I love your videos

It’s super helpful thank you!

Not every shock has a fever I know... And not every infection has a fever I've been going through an infection with gram positive and negative bacteria for 2 years. My infection to affected the blood flow causing lower edema the varicose veins heart issues and because I didn't have a fever it would untreated for far too long and it has still been hard even with blood aspirate cultures showing the pathogens it's still hard to get treatment if I don't have a fever a 2-year battle should have been a 10-day antibiotic 2 years ago we have got to stop teaching our medical staff that without a fever you do not have an infection... Please this has been the most frustrating part of my recovery

Help full sir

Never stop doing these lectures! they’re the only thing helping me pass my exams!!

Hello Doctor Saudi, my CT scan from my Oncologist dated 7/28/2022 showed that I have: A mass-like structure at the anterior right third intercostal space intimately associated with the lower aspect of the right pectoralis minor muscle. When I went to see a Cardiologist Friday Sept 30th, 2022 to obtain a clearance to have cataract surgery, This doctor he did not clear me for the surgery because he said that according to the Xray and EKG that he did of my heart that day, he told me that I have a blockage in my heart and that he needed to do more studies, like a cat-scan and an electrocardiogram. However, I was reading that I could be experiencing angina, but then again, I am not a doctor. I do know that the pressure in my chest has always been there, since 2008, when I had reconstruction surgery on my 2 breasts. However, the pain comes and goes, mostly when I am stressed like cleaning or even walking in the mall. However, this CT scan from my Oncologist is making me worried because now that I know that I suffer from heart disease, I am concerned about this mass and my heart. My questions are: 1) Can my heart be compromised with this mass? 2) Should I be worried about this mass 3) Could the mass be blocking my heart? I forgot to say that the pain that I experience is like needle pain that comes and goes. But I also think that it could be linked to the radical mastectomy of the right breast back in 2004. And the flat tram reconstruction in 2008 so I do get a lot of pressure and lymphedema in my chest from those surgeries. So, I don't know for sure what is going on in there. I also have metastasis in my ribs and lumbar, which means more chaos happening in that area. I would like to know your opinion please. Thank you. BTW I am a 66-year-old female.

Hello Doctor Saudi, my CT scan from my Oncologist dated 7/28/2022 showed that I have: A mass-like structure at the anterior right third intercostal space intimately associated with the lower aspect of the right pectoralis minor muscle. When I went to see a Cardiologist Friday Sept 30th, 2022 to obtain a clearance to have cataract surgery, This doctor he did not clear me for the surgery because he said that according to the Xray and EKG that he didthe pressurelymphedema

Dr. Saudi- you’re helping get me through patho currently and I am thrilled to see new posts of micro lectures as I begin Microbiology in 6 weeks. 🙏🏻 thank you

Can you do a lecture on electrolytes and fluid imbalance for patho physiology?

please next video explains little bite slow thanks for the video

why we are unable to see you we don't see the demonstration you did

So interesting!

Dr. Saudi- you are helping us pass patho in nursing school. Thank you for these lectures!

This was very helpful!

i want sell my kidney, ab+

Great lecture, Thank you!! Do you have the other lectures for Microbiology ?

Hi Dr. Saudi, Are you able to provide the slides/notes you are going through of the lectures? Thank you!

Thanks very much ...you make learning easy for me

Best lecturer. Thank you sir

Dr Saudi...you are awesome!!

Right to the point, thank you

Great explanation . Thank you !

Dear Dr. Saudi, I’ve learned a lot due to way you introduced each topics. I’m currently using your lectures for my current class. For this reason I’m a subscriber. Thank you 🙏 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟