Approach to Hypercalcemia - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@hamidrezafathimd]

Dr. Bolin in 9:11 you say that calcitonin is released when the calcium is low; the reverse is true (as correctly stated in the slide). Also, in 12:41 the unit for PTH are generally measured in pg/mL. In 14:05, you say the patient not peeing as symptomatic hypercalemia while hypercalcemia usually causes polyuria (slide is correct) Thanks for the superb review.

[@nithiwatutain231]

Your videos are always so helpful for us medical students. Thank you so muchhh

[@waelfadlallah8939]

You're a blessing Dr. Bolin

[@Sam_1964]

Thank you for your efforts. Can you put all your Nephrology videos under playlist. Great work

[@فَرَوْحٌوَرَيْحَانٌ-ح5ش]

Great work dr.

[@Leodahealthy]

Very nice doctor

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[@rhondaalthoff642]

Since I'm at a high-risk for this. I'm one of the lucky ones to have sarcoidosis....lol. So what would be the best way to avoid getting this.

[@VavaneMD]

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[@DrHerbertBarber]

hahahaha This little boy posts lies all over social media, then blocks persons who state facts to the contrary. What a joke. He has serious anger issues. It is difficult to understand until you realize that he always wanted to be a doctor but had to settle for being ony a physician. Sad. Poor little boy.