Pulmonary Embolism PART II

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[@madvlad6578]

And i pay £9000 a year so that some **** expand this over a whole semester without making any sence... Why University's doesn't have people who can explain things understandably, and not just read off the slides GJ mate, you are better than some uni professors :)

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Than all of them i guess

[@rosalindajesus2989]

Ikr

[@azzaywazzy557]

Yah some professors are just slide readers :))

[@MiriBenii]

Yeah just because you are a great doctor does not mean that you are a great teacher.

[@wosuibian1]

Powerpoint has literally killed interactive teaching.

[@mohaz4lyf]

Being a doctor for 2years... and never understood this quite well.. NOW No blurry vision in P.E. thanx to TO YOU SIR. @ARMANDO HASUDUNGAN

[@Hey9me]

Thank you for continue doing amazing videos ! I'm studying Medicine and they help me a lot for a quick review, or to understand more.

[@iguobaumetijuliet34]

oh my GOD, I'm in awe. Your lecture was very enlightening. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@natsuman8106]

Thank you for existing

[@bomhayhay]

This have enhanced my knowledge and understanding of the disease process diagnosis and treatment. Thankyou for being thorough and complete. It was a great lecture .

[@jorgeordorica3340]

@armandohasudungan In a clinical setting when mesuring bleeding time you have two options. 1. To put a brace that will deliver 40 mmHg of pressure to the arm above the elbow. then with a sterile needle you give a small picn in an area that does not have a superficial vein. Bleeding time must be < 7min. To be considered normal. If it is longer further testing is indicated. 2. With a sterile needle you give a small pinch to the lobule portion of the auricle bleeding time has to be < 4min in order to be normal. If it is >4 min futher testing is indicated. @armandohu

[@bcimsmart]

I recently started working in the ER, so this makes sense to me! That is so cool. Fantastic video.

[@MirageEspejismo]

Great video, very thorough. Just FYI, now this condition can be treated with Apixaban(Eliquis). If you ever think about updating this vid, you could add that to the list of treatments. It works a bit differently than these medication and may need it's own video. thank you for this video👌 😊 I really enjoyed how detailed it was.

[@arunimasamir7541]

It’s an amazing lecture on PE ..! Thank you sooooo much for making it easy with every important details.

[@ajaiarora4711]

Great presentation in very simple and easy way . Thanks so much 🙏🏻

[@Megan-ik2iq]

Your videos are amazing and have helped me through nursing school. Thank you!

[@Ralphdc19]

thank you for explaining the extrinsic (PT) and intrinsic (aPTT) pathways!

[@TheZuluman7]

Well articulated and simplified ..Thanks very much for a vivid explanation

[@sajibtubecn]

Thank u so much for ur nice work. I am always amazed by the intellectual relation between art and medicine.

[@_MirkoSimp]

Its cool to understand what's happening inside your body. I recently had a PE from getting vaccinated. Gotta say PE's are extremely painful.

[@angelakosie6948]

Thank you, this was an excellent presentation.

[@mcr_mcr_mcr]

Your videos are amazing, really easy to understand and very dynamic. Thank you very much! I hope you have a successful journey in Medicine. :-)

[@MichaelsUgly]

Heparin -> activates antithrombin 3 -> inhibit 2 and 10 -> decreased 2 -> decreased 8 -> inhibited intrinsic pathway -> must check aPTT for heparin Warfarin -> decreased 7 -> decreased extrinsic pathway -> check PT or INR for Warfarin

[@carolmartins8786]

Thank you very much for this!!! Keep doing, you're great!!

[@nursemyk]

Excellent job Armando! Thank you for sharing!

[@fraisebandolera0to9]

Good gracious...I am a nurse and that s an awesome video! Thank you very much!!1 keep doing a great job of education!

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we will be glad to see you on our channel🙌

[@davidsingini3713]

This is amazing Armando. This is very concise and excellent.

[@sarraoub199]

well explained....clear,simple and precise...thank you so much (From Algeria)

[@aprilchan1039]

Love this video, thank you for making everything so much clearer!!

[@e2U]

An 87 yr old was hiking 7, 9, and 5 miles a day in Mammoth Mountain and typically had no issues walking 5-10 miles anytime. Then he was rear-ended as he sat at a light, at ~45 MPH by a tester with no skid marks and was knocked out...5 days later he couldn't take 5 steps without passing out and was later diagnosed with Pulmonary Embolisms. Is this possible by this stress, as he was tested for Cancer, Blookages breaking off and his cardiologist said no blockages, all was good with heart and arteries and vessels?

[@kusumakarpandey189]

In heparin we check APTT ...not the PT.....overall nice explaination

[@user-db7tf3kw8r]

Thank you so much 💜🙏🏻

[@lardigmer]

THANK YOU!

[@bitar2042]

Vit K antagonist = 1972 ...now it's easy to remember

[@petronellasikaaze-qt7zv]

Well explained sir

[@tungmanh2500]

thank you

[@gustodioalves6362]

the explanation so far..Keep up good work Mr AH

[@user-ew9sy6pq1u]

Thanks you bhaiya! I enjoy so lot!

[@panashemakota3682]

Nice video,,, simple and straight forward

[@carlosfrostygreen6855]

Thanks 🙂

[@chroniclesofmydiary]

Excellent video on PE

[@piyushsolanki7396]

Thank you its much more helpful in studies.keep uploading more and more.

[@antoniozth]

Watching this while counting how many of my Pradaxa tabs (Dabigatran) left, while sitting on my couch for the last hour with short breath and according to my apple watch S4, my heart rate is around 105-110 ....Quite high for just watching youtube videos ehh... Hospitalized and diagnose with PE on mid August this year and in May had an ankle fracture (lateral mallelous) after bike accident... still I cant do heavy activities without losing my breath..... hope this meds work...its effiing expensive 1/7 of my income...

[@Mahya_S]

How can you be in science and art at the same time! 👍😎 That was useful thanks❤

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You are absolutely awesome

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Thank you so much

[@annam5008]

Amazing video !!! God bless you !! Thank you so much for sharing with us your knowledge !!

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Thank you for these videos

[@sadippandit6934]

I should have watched your videos instead of going to classes!!

[@abdullahbasa9937]

Awesome. Thanks!

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I love you sir.

[@annyjames8735]

awesome,, I just love it its easy and well-explained thank a lot

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thank u for what u do!

[@MeganLifestory]

Thank you so much. It is very helpful. Great explanation!!

[@tahakhidr]

Thanks for this great explanation

[@simonebradfoot1274]

terrific video, very detailed & explained easy. I watched part1 & then it brought me here automatically, both videos are great. Do you know what number is considered to be a "high" d-dimer that would result in a positive reading? Thanks.

[@mariammii]

+Simone Bradfoot if I am not mistaken, I think the limit is 500µg/L

[@caizhang2280]

Thank you very much for your excellent video! New anticoagulation drugs like rivaroxaban are available now for dvt and pe. Maybe you can add them to your vedio next time. Thank you☺

[@khdr4165]

You are a life saver ❤

[@anghamchergui1456]

Thanx, this was an amazing lecture

[@gilliansmith6370]

brilliant, so well explained, thanks.

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Very Great mr God bless you

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very interesting article

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thank uuuu for this presentation its really benific and great. merciii bcp

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BRILLIANT

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Thack you so much 💕💕💕💕

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THANK YOUUU

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Thanks so much ...شكرا جزيلا 🌼🌺

[@dresmailqasem]

Fruitful...benificial...thanks a lot

[@HM-jn1rr]

Good

[@maryjaneamadi369]

Really Expository. Thanks a lot

[@stcecilia100]

Hey :) Is rivoroxaban a heparin drug and does it work the same as a heparin drug? I am on twice daily tablets after multiple pulmonary embolisms upper and lower lungs, both sides. I found your lecture excellent and I would like to fit my treatment drugs into my new undertanding. :D Thanks for your time and talent.

[@fraisebandolera0to9]

Cecilia Strutt I would advise you to seek your Dr and discuss with him the best treatment for you.

[@yrmajimenez5402]

Did you have a pain when you inhale?

[@arsh252]

How are you now 🙄

[@Nor2b]

thanx 😍💕

[@Sa-sg6tf]

thank you you are really helping me i had to say it thankkk

[@HugoEdgardoNoyolaJimenez]

but when giving heparin you are intended to sent TPT ...not TP as you mention...because were talking about the intrinsic pathway...or am i wrong

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Hugo Edgardo Noyola Jimenez I'm

[@dramina2326]

Fantastic! Thank so so much.

[@rosalindajesus2989]

Great video

[@aris2939]

What about Geneva scoring for diagnosis?

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[@gc31]

DOACs?

[@meshalalohali4991]

Thanks man u made it easier

[@farisalshboul998]

Genius

[@christinalem9836]

Blood pressures are 90/

[@christinalem9836]

Like I would be another urgent care put apart before class

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It does make sense 😂❤️

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Amazing ur a genius :*

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(Y) very good!

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[@cleatus45]

anyone else just feel really stupid after this... :)

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u dont have an Australian accent haha

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Thank you so much

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Awesome. Thanks!