Haematology - Red Blood Cell Life Cycle

[@flame1t]

Hi guys from college if you’re reading this

[@Hottoothpick84]

Simple and efficient. To add, bilirubin is conjugated in the liver with glucuronide (glucuronic acid) to make it more soluble before it is excreted into the bile. Thank you!

[@tabithaakwi9130]

Thanks for your service rendered

[@Lady.Tijuri]

6 yrs later & this video is still very helpful, my son was drawing a blank on this assignment, now he gets it. Thk u 🥰

[@ryanconnor3949]

OH MY GOD!!!! THANKYOU!!!!!! This helped me with my project so much!!!!!!

[@unknownr3802]

This.is.amazing I wrote a whole paragraph just for notes with this. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@nishgupta8741]

U taught us well.....sirrr... superb professional preceptor of the world....🙏

[@FinancialBabe]

This is super awesome. I'm currently studying for my Anat/Phys test and going over this to review really helped me out a lot and got some unanswered questions out of the way. Thanks so much!! :)

[@tridawgn]

beyond excellent. have all the thumbs up.

[@dr.faizalam9514]

Thank you... it was really informative and brief. Please make a separate video on Erythropoiesis. Keep going.. :)

[@vanessamercedes7675]

your drawing is so nice!!! thanks for that

[@indrapal9204]

Vanessa Mercedes hi

[@worldpeaceiii1222]

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[@juliabauza-martinez9775]

Very nice video. So clear.

[@harithareddy2941]

Ur explanation is so nice and ur notes also please put ur notes for download ,it's an easy reference

[@judithjara001]

Talent and knowledgeable. Thanks for your explanation

[@kaitshipp]

Love the drawings!

[@djboom369]

Thank you for this video

[@jessicafernandes8162]

I understood so well thankyouuuu😍❤️ i enjoyed the video

[@sazalking]

Bro you're a life saver. I hate reading and I learn by listening and visualising so this is just the perfect solution. Also I think that heme is first converted to biliverdin then to bilirubin. Not sure but please let me know.

[@Shamir1515]

Sazal Hossain Yeah that's correct. C-c-c-c-clinical correlation: There is actually a rare type of jaundice where i think there is an enzyme deficiency so a person cannot convert biliverdin (green) to bilirubin (yellow). This causes green jaundice!

[@marsellaluluaulia]

dear armando, i really enjoy your video. it makes myself so much easier to absorb the lecture. but can you put the source in every video ? because i would like to know what books you read and make them as the references. thank you :)

[@tasarnalo2380]

Sir.... U r the best... 👍👍😊

[@mudasirmajeed4424]

brilliantly explained

[@asmabari959]

Thanxs really nice work😊

[@Chameleon569]

absolutely amazing video ! Got a full big picture now :)

[@prettyparadoxicalwoman1747]

how genius a system how genius the creator - thank you

[@mubarakadam9609]

Excellent video, i love it. Your drawings are amazing

[@farhadullah2551]

Sir you are great

[@nehamagan]

Thank you

[@nurkhadijah2758]

Nice explanation and great drawing. thumbs up!

[@mariajesus-dr8vy]

Perfect 👍🏻…..thanks a lot

[@alzahf2010Kings]

Thank you Keep doing videos

[@gautamverma7456]

Mulla read quaran..jehadi book explained everything

[@rahim7133]

thank you sir

[@doronavigdor2827]

Fantastic. WOW!!!! So simple and effective.

[@date_vape]

Man, if you think this is simple, I have high hopes for you. lol

[@lekshmirj8077]

Very useful

[@shugaaarryesplease7650]

Very informational and helpful ! thank you

[@hajermazin]

What a rescue🥺💥

[@SAINT-ANTONIO]

Thanks !

[@junaihamarjan7378]

I just lvd ths video

[@areejzeeshan2554]

just Amazingg

[@helix_christine]

Very understandable. Thank you!

[@zakirhossain9554]

fan of your drawing

[@teatimetutoring6262]

mind blowing

[@roziyasin6650]

Coz of u medicine is easy TNX

[@hidei32]

you are brilliantly amazing

[@heemaateq]

thank you so much .. but can you make more videos about haematopoiesis

[@shitonyourtoothbrush]

Super helpful, thanks!

[@Ll0raa]

that plug in the end was too cute

[@aishamalik6864]

Amazing thanks for making this vedio GOD bless u!:)

[@mutia23mp]

your explanation is awesome! but i can't seem to find the picture of it....

[@becooltrm]

wonderful, Thank you

[@diptadas246]

Great content..SUBSCRIBERD!🤘

[@kamanipriya9770]

wonder !tq so much sir

[@nadoodaj5567]

Can you do a video with regards to blood cell morphology

[@devinm.6149]

Do reticulocytes have pigment, and if so which one is dominant?

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Man i love you again :) god bless you

[@delatorrecaleb]

How does blood stay liquid? How or why does the body keep liquid. Does blood Harden in the bloodstream if the dehydrated?

[@Noo7aNemo]

Your Awesome😍

[@ehe3653]

Thankyou~!

[@kishorekumar-ng7pl]

Its very useful

[@Sp4ACEC4d3t]

Bravissimo!:)

[@markedgood]

Wow. Now we know.

[@janosnesrek3360]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@bennyjhon4345]

shall we DONATE blood REGULARLY, if so is it benefit or drawback for our body?

[@cheareenmjones6105]

Hello: I see that the liver is damaged from alcohol 🍺 🍷 and cannot handle the bilirubin. The bilirubin is backed up into the body and that signals the bone marrow to produce less red blood cell. There is less carrier red blood cells so oxygen levels will decline and the body will feel stiffness. Hypoxia happens and the kidneys start to ask the bone marrow what’s wrong. I see a bilirubin issue in the liver because of alcohol 🍷 drinking. Hypoxia maybe because of bad liver and bad liver because of alcohol and low oxygen levels because of backed up bilirubin in the body. When bilirubin backs up does the bone marrow produce less red blood cells?

[@dr.dheerajkaushik7848]

Bhai Kya Kamal Kant viedo h

[@lesliekilgore648]

cool! thanks! :> love the hand drawn art and the animation you do of it! :D so generating new red blood cells in the bone marrow takes how long? i was curious because if it takes upwards of 48 hours to mature a cell in the bloodstream and it takes ??? long to go from stem-cell to reticulucyte? is this one of the timing reasons behind waiting so long between 2 pint whole blood donations? i know rehydrating the body doesn't take more than a full day. i can easily drink 2 pints of water or even put that on my cereal with milk. i eat a big bowl of cereal! :D plus i know there's other things in my blood, white cells proteins Tcells etc. so is it the mass NUMBERS? of red blood cells needed to replace those donated in those 2 pints that keeps me from donating blood so often?

[@inner.aloha.matters]

that. was. beautiful. and you only took 6 minutes and 13 seconds? Lord help the professors who take forever to explain this process!!

[@TheSimrunn]

ya tell me about it. and still cant get through in class. This video helped me alot in 6 mins than 2 hours in class.

[@stephenhoward8121]

Too cool. Thank you very, very much. So much I wish I'd learned. Perhaps now, at least a little bit, I am. Thanks.

[@adigital9991]

Great work👍 But the spleen you have draw it looks like a kidney....

[@alzahf2010Kings]

The spleen actually looks like a kidney 😇

[@puggleski6097]

Erythropoiesis takes 6-7 days in the healthy human ?

[@javeriaiqtidar9776]

Is iron attached to transferrin in the ferric (3+) form?

[@mubashirhaq2651]

Yes it is...remember it like this..KHAANE main aur KHOON main IRON HAMESHA +3 valency main hota hai....

[@javeriaiqtidar9776]

Haha, thank you!

[@ayanshmastipoint1308]

Sir kis cycle dwara rbc 120 din jeewit rahta h

[@MuhammadUsman-iy9sx]

What is M0/ 3:08

[@nazneenshawar2688]

how amino acids are used in erythropoiesis??? plssss explain this....

[@mouatazkoussaimi8503]

an hemoglobine is a protein and a protein is a lot of amino acids and u know the rest

[@MichaelHoffmann444]

its distracting how well you draw haha... just jealous

[@bbaattuullffaattiimmaaw_]

Can someone please provid me with the link of this drawing

[@sandrag8339]

I love your drawings! If you'd make a book of those, I'd toatally buy it. It's so helpful to have a quick overview of a topic.

[@MuhammadAsad-vf8hz]

Q

[@galinamurgor5391]

Just thanks 😊 soo much

[@uroojaarif9943]

Me too

[@neverever7821]

Same.

[@ABSOLUTELY_LM]

Me tooooo

[@vestafarhan7580]

Thanks 😊

[@MrKen59]

This was a perfect ADHD friendly presentation of erythropoiesis. Great job and the graphics are well done. Any chance you have a pdf friendly version of the white board? Thank you.

[@rachelkivi2527]

Finally! Someone that was able to properly explain erythropoiesis without confusing the hell out of me. Thank you so much sir.

[@kniebadata]

I absolutely love these videos. Very well thought through drawings how each part intersect with others, covering just the right amount of crossovers. GREAT JOB! Thanks for your hard work Armando!

[@jewelryinvegas]

Excellent video explaining the life cycle of the rbc in simple terms and clear illustrations. Thank you so much!

[@vincentyong4]

why not you take a photo, or scan your drawings so we can download and print them out for future reference =D I like all the flow charts because they are so damn easy to understand

[@AG-om3sv]

Yes please can you have a picture of the entire page, currently I take screenshots of the yt video at the end and put them together in word :P

[@markspiteri99]

i emailed him about this also he said he should soon be making them available on his website!

[@tehreem1725]

Mark Spiteri that's great news

[@melasyeerah6996]

Is it available now ?

[@sonaligupta163]

Has he made video on body fluids and circulation? pls help me out ! Really need it

[@valeriwilliams6208]

Good explanation with art which I appreciate. That's the best way for me to learn. Thank you.

[@Barbaryotaku]

Red blood cells are cute. I like their hats and how they always get lost. Hopefully they will hook up with white blood cell.

[@howdoifindaname2743]

Good to see a fellow weeb so far away from home.

[@Abominatrix650]

I love Cells at Work! so much! I only wish they released it 6 months earlier when it would have been a massive help to my studies!

[@juniakerr4403]

Brilliantly explained and connected so we can understand - and as has already been noted - you are amazing at drawing too :-) Thank you.

[@jamillegonzales2941]

please continue your hematology videos, they're really helpful :( thank you! xo

[@jimtan1990]

I’m a regular guy, just got lot interest in science, thanks for explaining, now i know my red blood cell from where and go where, damn just like sea water filter and drink n pee and filter n drink n pee

[@pierrenormandeau5414]

The Body's Bone Marrow Produces an "average" of 100 billion Red Blood Cells per 24 hours, 4,166 Billion per Hour, how Many Blood cells per Minute ? 17,3583333 per minute (17,3 Million)!

[@angelafranzeska4145]

hi armando im angela, a medical student from indonesia. your videos are impressive ! you've helped me a lot ! thank you !

[@flower_girl4983]

Did u finish med school yet?

[@02_ardianitatrianadevi16]

THANKK YOU BANGG 😭🙇‍♀️

[@doreenstanley1507]

Where is copper in this process? My RBC count is low but iron and hemoglobin levels and liver are fine so...what could be causing my low RBC count? I have a hunch im missing a trace metal in my diet is.copper? Oh great video, the world thanks you 🙏

[@nalcon1]

Thank you. The hypoxia comment reaffirms one of the benefits of Kaatsu, AKA Blood flow restriction training which I do a couple times a week.

[@bilalraja6745]

My red blood cell count is low and my body isn't producing enough oxygen, I have B Thalassemia I want to reverse it without surgery so far I'm eating nuts and seeds based on red blood cell production like brazil nuts, peanuts, almonds, cashew nuts, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and fennugreek seeds and plant, all my vitamin and mineral levels are borderline even my testosterone levels and also my thyroid is underactive could they all be linked to each other???

[@paulafrengul9761]

Wow! You are an amazing teacher, I can't thank you enough!

[@Marguerite-wu3nw]

The human body is amazing ... pretty perfect and complicated! It is like a big factory, always busy unless ...the heart "decides" to stop beating, and then... we are done! Each of us is .....ONE-OFF! I love this type of video. Thank YOU, Armando!

[@evanpeterson3436]

So, about Hypoxia...if you induced it yourself, by using a breathing exercise, could you actually stimulate faster red blood cell production?

[@sukritisharma5]

Watching you draw and explain all the stuff so wonderfully makes me wonder what is wrong with my professors, they r not even 1% of what u r....thank you for such amazing brilliance

[@divyathapliyal7371]

I have doubt in the end you said. If a patient have kidney disease or some condition related to kidney it stimule the erthropiotein which increase the production RBC. So how patient became anemic?

[@jeremyduncan2587]

Great artwork and narration, but I wish the penmanship was easier to read. I need to know how to spell these words, and mary of the labels in this video are illegible.

[@bheeshamrana9607]

Sir...thnxs..alot......for this easy explaination....as myself is an medical aspirant.....preparing for....mbbs courses.... Thnk..u...once again..