1:10 lol you've got quite a humour 🤣

Wow. Your ilustrations and text are awsome...

All finger and toes. I've never checked my nose and ears but tomorrow I'll check 😂

Thanks for the knowledge

Kindly do a video on partogram

Kindly make the video on pantograph

Thank you for this well explained video

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This video is really informative, but I’m curious-what are some lifestyle changes that can help prevent chronic kidney disease from progressing? 🤔

This is such an important topic. How do we differentiate between normal kidney issues and acute kidney injury? Is early detection key to recovery?

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this is the best video of glaucoma I have ever watched

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Hi Professor Kristin, I had gastroparesis and weak intestine motility when I was having depression and anxiety. Could depression and anxiety affect the vagus nerve resulting the digestive problem ? Which specialist I have to see ? (Neurologist, Gastroenrologist or Psychiatrist ?). Regards,

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Thank you so much mam amazing lecture it was.

Omg when she said " if you die you're relaxed" I loled

really good explanation!!!!

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This was absolutely perfect for a paramedic. Thank you so much for explaining so clearly. Good tips so I can bring the patient to you safe!

Great job. Thanks you made it easy

Thank you so much for this video! This is great. My favorite videos to watch after reading my textbook chapters.

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Excellent presentation. Great review of wounds, care, healing and barriers to healing.

I am from Pakistan I appreciate you

Great lecture. Thank you.

Can this happen gradually ore is it always so distinct looking

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Anaphylaxis is ESI #1. It requires immediate intervention, “epinephrine” which is life saving.

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Question! Why is low magnesium a risk for digoxin toxocity

You've really helped a medical student ❤

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I am going to watch all your videos before I start my second semester of nursing school.

You have just broke the internet with this one. Thank you so much. I understood the types just didn’t know how to apply them to patients conditions.

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Which medications are used in cataracts Which drops .. Name of drops..

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indicates: a. Bladder perforation b. Bleeding c. Bowel perforation d. Peritonitis

If your GFR goes from 87-70 in 5 years is this considered CKD EVEN though it’s not at 60

Do we do LSCS for grafe 4 placenta previa or upper segment

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New fear unlocked - passing out while on the loo 🥲