Acute Kidney Injury AKI

Acute Kidney Injury previously known as acute renal failure is defined as the sudden onset of renal impairment, resulting in retaining products in the blood that are usually excreted by the kidneys.
Here, Dr. Mike explains the 3 categories of AKI.

[@KH3Art]

I've been watching you since anatomy and physiology 3 years ago, I'm in nursing school and here I am still watching you! You're a great instructor! Thank you

[@ahealingplace7350]

The Zac nephron joke is genius 🤣🤣 Great lecture 🥰🥰

[@staceyarey7904]

This video is amazing! Truly! I do not know why my professors are incapable of explaining patho/manifestations of specific conditions the way you do - but THANK YOU for taking the time to do this. I do not learn from reading a dry textbook - at least not without a foundation of basic understanding. My professors are not able to provide this basic understanding foundation - THANK YOU FOR DOING it for them :)

[@scorp130n]

5 weeks to graduation for my RN, exam on this next week. THANK YOU, your channel is one of my favorite resources on youtube.

[@Nudgi]

Yes! this explanation is clear cut and to the point. Can you please do one for CKD?

[@virginiaplummer1900]

I absolutely love your videos. They are clear and concise and you present topics so well. Thank you!

[@necoleducati7711]

Thank you again; I believe understanding stems differently with the lecture material- Professors have their own style of teaching & will explain the material to a whole class - & only a certain of those students will have understood the material while others do not. So having these videos to help explain the information we did not comprehend earlier is probably like the equivalent of understanding every lecture every teacher/professor ever gave! I appreciate your willingness to explain in detail & I know my patients and co-workers will also. :)

[@ShadoOoni]

Sir THANK YOU so much, you saved my life and my grades. I wanna be as good as you at teaching people, i’m in love with your way of teaching!! Good luck

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Omg this such an amazing lecture 😩❤️🔥I’ve been trying to find a video that explains this well and then I find this channel . Looking forward to acing my test and explaining to my friends with your knowledge . Thanks xx

[@cmf89]

keep making videos please. you explain things so well! -NP student in advanced pathophys

[@darkmoon3646]

Dr Mike casually saving our livesssss. Thanks dude

[@belindamasterbee4378]

Thank you Dr Mike, you are the best. Precise and well detailed

[@sobster123]

Really well explained basic concepts are cleared with this. Thank you so much Dr Mike x

[@angelasanto2912]

WELL, I FEEL GOOD ABOUT THIS NOW! Thank you kindly.

[@shd2097]

Fantastic video- best explanation I have come across. Thank you so much!

[@Shaanjr]

HOLY GOODNESS! THANK YOU!

[@amy7494]

A perfect explanation, just what I needed! Thank you!!

[@rachelferguson9176]

this was amazing! I learned so much better than I have in a 3 hour class!

[@user-wu9kn1ub4z]

Dr mike u never let me down.. what an amazing explanation.. really thank you sir 🥀🥀

[@barkjimin9973]

Wow! This is amazing I've understanded every word. Thank You

[@mervat3484]

Thanks continue to do more lectures

[@JesusGarcia-ft5by]

So just how prescribed medication is helpful is hurtful too...lol guess I'll just work my way around my blood pressure medecin... Just had a kidney injury two days ago n didn't fuger wat caused it till now.. You the best DOC ever.. Thank you for your perfect simple basic n sure on the point information..

[@jaytv5131]

Simple and easy to understand

[@Zack_MD]

Amazing explanation.. Thank you

[@dhillonamarsingh5033]

Well explained Only Voice volume needs to be increased Tq

[@deekircher21]

Dr Mike is the best

[@jiaqihuang4777]

Your video is very easy to understand !! thanks a lot

[@kendragillisharry]

Well done lecture! I understand perfectly

[@ketanmanojbadjatya]

You make great lectures ...How could we differentiate between 3 types ..? Will you be making a video on that?.

[@rewanadel3060]

Thank yooooou for your great efforts

[@christianlambrano7490]

Best lesson ever!!!!! 10 out of 10

[@blessaroma7480]

EXCELLENT TEACHING

[@sham-3mbzd858]

when a handsome doctor with British accent explain AKI this good>> thank you doc !

[@destro1989]

He's not British

[@sham-3mbzd858]

@@destro1989 oh really ?!? but he got the accent tho lol

[@MercBull]

The pump is real! Thanks Dr!!

[@10byrdie]

Amazing as always!

[@elainbutros1294]

thank you so much doctor, well and briefly explained

[@elements6113]

Great lecture

[@josimalingan]

Thank you, very informative.

[@mimil3434]

Good video. Thank you so much!!!

[@jamesh7959]

This is very informative, thx!

[@anitola]

I love yr videos, easy understandable ,

[@IM.MEDICAL]

Very nice lecture!

[@DrMattDrMike]

THE USMLE CHANNEL. Thanks!!

[@Chipgargoyle123]

Thank you so much this was fantastic

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Thank you bro! Nov 2019

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Wow really helpful thanks alote sir ,keep it up

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Brilliant ! Thank u so much

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that was fantastic thanks God seen this, thanks Dr! you are great 👨‍🏫

[@kejn7849]

Thank you

[@NurseLLLK]

Really good video

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Thank you, Sir

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Thank You!

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Thank you 😊

[@CRuma-ut9hl]

Thanks again

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Thanks!

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Thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jeepark7329]

Dr: Mike: Zac Nephron - LOL

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[@VenReacts]

Nahhh you're mocking it LOOL

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Thank u

[@THECHICHIHUB]

It helps that you look attractive too. Thank you for your video

[@azeemtravadi6128]

so is pre-renal hypovolemic AKI from ischaemic/hypoxic damage? BC there's a lack of blood getting to the kidney?

[@DAVIS__]

Your rippedman good work

[@luton9466]

Brilliant

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Thank u so so so so so so so muccccch love u

[@normaesquivel6575]

Master!

[@lovingsky88]

Hi doc, my friend get ruptured kidney. Is it the same with AKI? How can I help him?

[@meryemkenan672]

please Dr I need clearfication you said in the first part pre renal and you explain the renin angiotensin aldosterone system In the end you said that if you give patient angiotensin 2 or ACE it cause efferent ateriole vasodilation how and the angiotensin 2 is a vasoconstrictor not cause dilation please help me to understand .thanks Sir

[@mozart4636]

He probably meant ACE inhibitors.

[@ammarmm3893]

thaaanks

[@DaveMcCammon]

What are the common signs for kidney stones

[@fredricmontana5420]

Can your kidneys be damaged by use of diuretics?

[@user-jf6bs4np5u]

Perfect

[@garlicbread4478]

Hahahahah I did not just hear zac nephron

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thumbs up

[@mandykal]

Got a question: A patient with acute kidney injury has a decreased urinary output and a creative of 8mg/100ml. In which phase of AKI does this patient present? Initiation, oliguria, diuresis or recovery? This is a true question on my examination. I picked Oliguria but I really don’t know the answer and will not know if I got it wrong until a week from now

[@akankshaaggarwal2253]

I guess it's the phase of recovery What was the answer though ?

[@mozart4636]

The serum creatinine being very high, this would be a class 3 AKI. So with the imbalances tending on the higher site, the damage would be quite intense and for the value to be this high, the kidney s filtration has to be severely impaired so it can't be any of the options. Though, oliguria seems to be the closest

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❤

[@omosamatube]

Hi Good 🙏👍

[@mariamkinen8036]

Been there. It is hard. 300 sth .

[@mietchx9988]

Zostawcie akiego w spokoju

[@gideonarce1911]

Dic how to dianosis a kidney injury or ckd? My serum creatinine is 1.4 and my bun is 25? How it is?

[@deekircher21]

Zac Nefron lol

[@johnpauldraguin9706]

cant focus with the muscle flexed lol

[@nadeemqadri5598]

Thank you

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Thanks!

[@christopherelliott3968]

Im four weeks away from completing the academic portion of paramedic school and you have been helping me the whole time. I honestly cannot thank you enough.