COPD - Investigations and Treatment (PART II)

[@armandohasudungan]

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[@starqueenlotus3755]

Wow i have never seen someone drawing such beautiful diagrams before

[@eneanyachukwuma1064]

You're the real OG. Much love from a medical student in Nigeria

[@dawidkeyser6692]

I'm doing my bachelor in nursing and these videos make all the learning so so much easier, especially the more complex things... Thank you for your work and brilliantly made videos...

[@pradeekshadoor4012]

Thanks . you're awesome . Trying to understand all this by reading alone , would have taken me half a day . and i still wouldn't have understood it in the beautiful way that you just explained

[@deepaj9921]

Svgt

[@caracornell4201]

Thank you so much Armando! You are a great teacher and artist.

[@Sarah-qs9ub]

thank you for including the australian figures for us who live in australia. much appreciated

[@MissTasNimi]

THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY LIFE EVERY BLOCK!!!! You make Pathophysiology really easy to understand. I really appreciate it :)

[@imeldagarcia7578]

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[@colin5064]

As a Server COPD sufferer aged 62 who has never smoked in his life, it's helpful to understand how my body is failing. I can only conclude i must have inhaled other destructive lung function pollutants throughout my working life in the aircraft manufacture industry.

[@riturajborsaikia7408]

U left some important points in chest xray - increased distance between the ribs, tubular heart, hyperlucency of lung fields

[@noobbsaiboot]

When this man says "thank you for watching", I say no thank you for giving us something so vital and simply presented to watch...hats off sire

[@myliemccartney4417]

Absolutely love these videos.... they are so helpful! Thank you ☺️

[@jheimyeusse5803]

Thanks very much for making these videos. You make everything easier to understand. You are the best!!

[@andrewmcphillips1065]

Amazing illustrations and teaching techniques. Thank you!

[@ChristyLovett]

I really enjoy watching your videos!

[@zeyadelashrey4243]

Thank you very much for making understanding much easier. Thank you for making it for free and available for every medical personnel, thank you

[@dalemcclenahan3396]

Excellent explanation and graphics.

[@abiekumar8139]

i should pay you instead my medical school , than you so much , i dont really comment but mostly watch your videos before my lectures and it helps a lot .

[@sadafkhan1506]

watching this video while being in final year.seriously this is for the first time that i got clear concepts.thaankyouuuuuu

[@lyndamitton4496]

Thanks for the very informative info…I gained a lot until the last frame, when it went into the weeds in terminology!

[@jameel2254]

Great explanation but I have a note on image of spirometry for restrictive lung disease which you drawen it as it shifted to the left but it actually shift to the right. thanks

[@Budo99]

Thank you so much for this. It is incredibly helpful.

[@Be1smaht]

YOU ARE SO GOOD

[@AAnca-ws1pl]

you are absolutely awesome! thank you!

[@nothingspecial1415]

I think the one that should not be used alone are the long ating beta-agonists (LABA) rather than the inhaled corticosteroids (ICS), because it is usually the ICS which are used as monotherapy especially in mild persistent cases.

[@rockycooks]

WoW! Nice job this helps so much better than the textbook!!!

[@anamtehreem790]

Thanks alot.....you are a life saver!!!

[@Amazingz874]

You guys should do something for emphysema more.

[@burninsage7126]

Very clear explanation you are a very good teacher '

[@thakkarghanshyam2450]

Thank u so much sir..❣️

[@pamulawallace4330]

❤ thanks for the video I am moderate COPD 😮

[@tridentOP9964]

Thank you

[@kww7379]

Thank you. But what about the aspect of COPD where patient's "drive to breathe" changes from O2 to CO2...in other words for some COPD patients if you increase the O2 too high then you remove their drive to breathe because CO2 is now the main drive? Hope this makes sense.

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Thank you ARMANDO !! :)

[@michaelmoyo2549]

Thanks a million That was so straightforward

[@dzcafe]

Armando great job!

[@mabondavis4838]

hello, this is an informative video on copd. my brother was also suffering from this condition. she visited many hospitals but didnt get relief. then one day she visited planet ayurveda and got copd care pack. now she is fine

[@shailjashrivastava7284]

Very well explained...👏👏👏

[@icedehielo9334]

I love your explanations, can you possibly explain at a cellular level how do vitamin c and e and elderberry and zinc help build immunity in the cellular level and how can it work against viruses we encounter? Also the mechanism of green tea and Irish sea moss in the lungs. Thanks just a hopeful request.

[@temi1758]

Hi, you mentioned vaccination under management.. What vaccine ? and vaccination against what?

[@sivakumar-fl7fz]

good skills of teaching

[@yasmeenhs5356]

My group has to do a learning resource for lysosomal storage diseases and I suggested using handwritten tutorials as the way to go. Just wondering is the paper you are writing on stuck to a wall or is it placed on a table? And do you surround the paper with lamps that illuminate the sheet? And how do you fix the camera in such a way that allows the whole page to show up in the video without shadows? I would really be grateful if you replied. Thank You and have a great day :)

[@joshscottuk]

Amazing videos man. One question, I'm currently a second year medical student and at the moment studying respiration. In obstructive diseases, we find that spirometery has different results to the graphs you showed here. Due to the obstructive nature, FEV1 is reduced while FVC remains the same, in your graphs it displays an extended period of time to reach FVC (which is correct) however it shows that the FEV1 remains the same, which it doesn't. What I'm trying to say is that the amount of air exhaled in 1 second should be reduced however your graph doesn't show this. Love your videos man, really helpful :)

[@mohsinfareed1797]

Great man. Thanks for your effort. well explained in dramatic way. I like all your videos. Thanks again and again.

[@dr.mayank9862]

Nicely explain everything tht we wants know...! Nd your preference of books like harrison gives more benefits...thanks

[@JM-ig4ed]

I've been watching your series of videos - very helpful in understanding. Question: I have Pulmonary Hypertension which is being managed with my Pul Doc. Due to first PFT, (which I think I just didn't understand fully what I was supposed to do) it was claimed I had COPD due to the DLCO being low at 70%. 2nd PFT a year later showed much improvement with DLCO at 90. FVC, FEV1, FEV1/FVD, TLC - all within normal range. Have never been short on 02 even when exercising. Just SOB. Wondering why now they still want to call my SOB and PH Class III due to COPD rather than PAH, or Idiopathing PH.

[@IronMan-ks7ey]

You sur are awesome!!!

[@SriVithya]

Amazing!

[@julianjakobi6182]

Awsome explanation

[@madhurjyaroy3968]

Thank you sir

[@DrPriyadarshni95]

thank you for teaching

[@soumayaramel966]

Thaaaank youuu :)

[@adipathak]

Excellent

[@manishikasharma3442]

Awesome lectures..thanks

[@rehabaljassmi506]

that was helpful thanks

[@greenviper7716]

thanx a lot..its so much helpful...

[@NoodyAlhothaly]

Very nice

[@navjeetkaur2528]

Hi, I just wanted to clarify. You mentioned ICS are not used alone but used with LABAs. Shouldn't it be that LABA should not be used alone but always with an ICS. Thank you for your videos. They are really helpful =) You're really talented.

[@krissy4265]

Hi, RT student here. LABAs and ICSs can both be taken separately or together. There are several LABAs, ICSs and Combo drugs of the two!

[@dhverma4769]

yes, ICS can be used alone. using LABA as a mono therapy can have severe adverse effects, thus there are also drugs like seroflo, which is combination of both LABA & ICS. and if no benefits are seen after adding LABA, it should be stopped.

[@DBZisThebest]

Do a video on Narcolepsy, thanks!

[@itssomeone4407]

Great🌼

[@riturajborsaikia7408]

Nice work. I guess its from Davidson's

[@MrK-tp8kz]

How can I get a PDF for this lecture??

[@nothingspecial1415]

but amazing video it is! 👏👏👍👌 keep making videos like this. urrgghhh reading books is such a bore. 😂😂😭😭😭

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hey guys u do a fantastic job......i make sure that i will bring another 1000 subscribers for you

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Every medico's loveeeeeee😍😍

[@tpax9758]

🤯Wow, you made it so easy. Thank-you

[@meenahingorani4244]

Need new with latest gold guidelines 2023

[@davecampbell892]

Great video! my only note is that your "R"s look 100% like "M"s

[@doctordoom02]

Dude have you got any sister or adult daughter? I wanna marry her so I can be your relative! You literally save my life!

[@SingZeon48]

Not sure why but this vid is very soft ): turned up volume up to 100% but still sounds very mumbled

[@pheonixheart5534]

💜💜💜🏌️‍♀️

[@lawrencechen6257]

You should have both increase in TLC and RV in obstructive lung disease... Your graph wasn't drawn correctly

[@eistenlawson2722]

I want to thank Dr Madida who I met on KZbin for curing me of Parkinson Disease.

[@nisreenmohammad3185]

Thanks a lot ...can u please make videos on ECG 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻