Obstructive vs Restrictive Respiratory Disease

[@faithpurkis7663]

This is the best explanation of the physiology and the differences of the obstructive and restrictive Respiratory disease. Thank you Dr Mike, veery grateful to you.

[@yashen12345]

the video previous to this you recieved a bunch of dislikes and hate from anti vaxers im presuming. It disgusts me that you're out here trying to make great educational content and these mouth breathers are trying to attack you. Please keep doing what youre doing

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thanks you! 😊

[@Whooopwhhoooop]

As a person with bronchiactasis and sinus disease, I too, made an informed decision (as I have with a few other medications) to not have a covid vaccine. Having had covid and it being one of the mildest iviral infections in my 57 years, I'm rapt with my natural immunity. Your use of derogatory terms for people who make conscious CHOICES about medications they take is incredibly myopic and immature. Choices don't make anyone anti anything. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@yashen12345]

@@Whooopwhhoooop did you consult a doctor who advised you not to take the vaccine when making this decision?

[@Whooopwhhoooop]

@yashen taher doctors don't live with my body, I do, so know what's best for my body, so no, I didn't consult my own doctor with very limited knowledge. I used the ivermectin protocol. You know that medicine that's been used in humans billions of times, is a Nobel proze winning drug and is safer than Tylenol. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yashen12345]

@@Whooopwhhoooop yeah thats what i thought you'd say. i just hope that if you have children that you dont subject them to same freestyle unscientific medicine you do to yourself.

[@sumwanuknow4861]

i can understand very well! it would be great if u write down the examples of the disease/causes that u mentioned. So i can use my visual learning memories capability xD Thank youu! great video!

[@rolandrojas8473]

EXCELLENT lecture ! It was said by someone famous knowledge or intelligence is being able to make complicated information easy to understand. You sir, exemplify this concept. Keep-em commin as we say in Texas!

[@SheliaRPierre]

I had Asthma since 2018, but somehow it was overlooked by doctors. February, 2021, I was oficially diagnosed. Had PFTs about three weeks ago and saw doc at follow up appt to be told Asthma "little worse" than previously. Had Covid is 2020. May hv made things worse. So the Restrictive Impairment is my issue. Shortness of breath on exertion. Maybe Scoliosis and Gerd may also be causing chest tightening that trigger Asthma "to act up." I just want to be able to breathe, without it hurting and tiring me out. Thanks for video!!

[@shashimoghe3920]

Thanks sir for very clearly explaining this difficult topic on lungs, capacity volumes etc God bless you 09/03/2023

[@BallyBoy95]

Comparing and contrasting the breathing graphs for a normal patient, against restrictive/obstructive respiratory disorder patients, was beyond helpful. Thanks a tonne!

[@jennifertobola8866]

I've referred to this video multiple times in NP school - it's just SO GOOD!! There's no one that explains restrictive and obstructive better. Thanks!

[@lindsay3474]

This video is amazing. I actually understand all the lung function changes with these diseases now so I'll remember everything better for my test. Thank you!

[@sevimocak477]

Here's another great lesson. You're fantastic. Thanks Dr Mike.

[@aiswaryaravikumar4736]

Excellent explanation clear for a normal person too. Thanks

[@ralfoxygen1374]

The newest therapy from Germany: Vital Air 5+ device !

[@jasonlove8733]

Great content!! Tennis court size surface area of the alveolar sacs and alveoli ?!?! Omg

[@EiliyaLavasani]

This video did helped me out, it was many years I couldn't understand restrictive diseases and this video was perfect. I super appreciate your effort Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike 🙌❤

[@lizmorville9513]

This was SO helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to make this!

[@rezaimirzai7751]

thank you so much sir your explainations are fantastic same as injecting directly to the brain so straight and crystal ❤️ big fan of you

[@mdmimahdi9180]

Can't tell you how great this is!! I'm one of your former students, a new grad RN now. When I do RFTs, I'll know what to look for. My workplace isn't doing any for Covid now but hopefully soon. Thanks, Dr Mike! Could I ask where I can learn ECG interpretation at a higher level as nursing uni courses unfortunately are not very big on ECG interpretation? Or if you do videos on a bit more advanced ECG interpretation, would be great! Ta!

[@riak8039]

Thank you for simplifying everything! ❤

[@DrMattDrMike]

You are so welcome!

[@Itsugo]

Can someone please confirm that TV decreases with restrictive disorder? Please 🙏🏽 -struggling student

[@arishafatima3710]

This is a gift! I had so muct trouble with respect to lung volumes, you cleared that for me

[@julietantiaye5527]

I think this is the best I have found so far, thank you Sire❤️

[@skyg2917]

Student RT here! This was beautifully explained! Now I can actually visualize what obstructive and restrictive diseases do during PFT’s. THANK U

[@ayona5693]

Couldn’t understand this topic for the whole year , this video is such a blessing

[@mullany08uk]

I’m a trainee physiologist and I found your explanation of this brilliant. Thank-you!

[@ayesh5544]

What about the condition of pulmonary fibrosis and emphysema together from smoking cigarettes? What would that look like? Thank you!

[@MinseonKim-ly4dw]

You teaches way more better than my Physiology professor!! Thank you so much for your explanation with the rubber bends. If you need a kidney, I am ready to give you mine

[@melriini8280]

Given I have asthma ( obstructive) and potentially bronchiolitis ( restrictive) is there hope for me??? I’m petrified. I think I have BO ( not the smell) 😆😆😆

[@michelmtg1979]

Thank you so much Dr Mike, this video is really helpful. Great explanation

[@Serperi0r]

Where have you been all my life? This concept has been confusing me since forever

[@DrMattDrMike]

I’m glad I could help!!

[@bhanuprakashsingh7491]

amazing 👏 explanation

[@mehdisadeghi946]

اون کش خیلی قشنگ تفاوت دو بیماری را نشون میده زنده باد

[@Avacado_the]

So understandable

[@miss_atinyy9021]

Compliance is the expandability of lungs then why compliance is more during expiration as it is during inspiration that the lungs expand and recoil during expiration

[@Sarah___h7o4]

Let's play detective: funds are missing, but we're on the case to get them back.

[@hemontikamukherjee9340]

so the fev1 should be reduced in obstructive diseases and not so much in restrictive I suppose? considering the problem in expiration lies with obstructive diseases?

[@ediga]

Thanks so much, my wife is having obstruction in her lungs and we tried all medication but nothing is working out till date.

[@Tanbirsupto]

Wonderful mind blowing. Love from🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@drzainabtahir3554]

Very helpful and super informative... Keep it going👍

[@Real_Alien]

when there is high TLC, this means there is more volume of air compared to normal lungs, right?

[@helenahn6337]

Thank you so much Dr Mike and. Dr Matt. I had failed my first medical school exam first week of class. And I watched your videos and then my next exams went up to a B. I am so grateful for your educational videos. Please continue to do what you do. You explain everything concisely and with flair and entertainment and the information sticks well and you make learning fun. Thank you so much 😊

[@diamonddeeconsumer5343]

This video absolutely amazing you are a fantastic instructor.. I have literally no knowledge of anything pulmonary but after watching this video, I feel so well informed. The use of the bands and drawings made this so simple to understand. Thank you for your ability to explain and articulate to a lay person the process of the lungs.

[@mohamedjneid9003]

I'm a med student in Syria, I really appreciate the great effort you put in these awesome videos, Thanks a lot ❤❤

[@jordanmckinney6973]

Hey sorry im lost on the obstructive due to thr elesatic tissue let's u expand the lungs because it's compliance so how does less make it more compliant it would be the opposite due to its lost of that tissue therefore the alveoli aren't able to expand due to the poor elasticity

[@BigTummyAche]

I always guess incorrectly which podcast host is which based on voice and the little doodle. 😅

[@fatimahm9553]

Great ❤❤ i lovvvve this amazing channel, i’m a 6th year medical student

[@epapazova]

Your explanations are so clear, thank you! The only issue is that you are hot and it is a bit distracting.

[@mclingwall9]

"REJUICED REJUICED REJUICED"- Dr Mike LMAO HI from a longtime firsttime! Sendng love to you and Matty from Houston, TX, USA! Y'all got me through going back to school for A&P and now I am in NURSING SCHOOL and it is so hard... so thankful I have y'all! Love the podcast-- I turn driving into free university. So nice that you do it for free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ps Matty: Redheads are the best! We are a dying breed and we are BEAUTIFUL 🙂

[@DrMattDrMike]

🤣 Thank you!! Hope you are well Mary! 😊 ✌🏽

[@mohamederreou7667]

why the VEMS decrease in the obstructive and not the restrective respiratory disease

[@ayabassam466]

As someone who’s English is a second language This was beyond helpful! Simple and clear Thank you

[@xakimah_01]

thank you so much for your efforts. you really explained so easy.

[@silverboiiii4205]

I simply love how you put all facts and connect them together to make me finally understand the topic. I feel like books are just presenting things like recoil, but don't really show why it's so important in practice. I really think that without your channel i would not enjoy many parts of medicine, because i just would not get why am i even learning this things and why are they so significant

[@erict.1262]

Love yalls videos! I have the naplex in 2 weeks and would love if y’all could make a video on pharmaceutical calculations. It would help so much and be much appreciated!!

[@afiqnizam1200]

Sorry in my knowledge the term bronchitis and emphysema is no longer used but instead collectively both are replaced as COPD. I'm not quite sure. Care to explain. Great video btw 👍🏽

[@DrMattDrMike]

Yes! The collective term COPD is often used as most cases contain a combination of both diseases! 😊

[@shathisvengadasalam1708]

During my MBBS studies, my pathology lecturer used to tell me that in pre clinical studies only, the term emphysema and chronic bronchitis is used. Once in clinical years, he asks us to use the term COPD which comprises of both emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

[@theoptimistic9547]

👍👍 best explanation... Thanks Dr..

[@vasya9990]

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[@jeanettemensah]

Back again to say thank you. OMG!! I have watched several videos on YT and this is the best explanation ever. Seriously, Thank you!!!

[@themasterkirkfurter3]

This helped me so much, thank you!

[@andreagriffin2485]

Where does asthma fall in the categories what would that be

[@shabirmohsin9896]

This vedio is infinity times better than a vedio of 4 hrs come on come on come on and leran bro😅

[@Datboii_003]

I’ve been using your YT channel to get me threw EMT and college. Thank you!!

[@chiranjibidahal9964]

What a great video to understand this concept.

[@harshjain2112]

Me looking at his biceps in whole lecture😂😂😂😂

[@Rodas-nd9sx]

A huge thank you Dr Mike!! your videos are always very helpful.

[@aamirkhantma8854]

You looks like our Indian teacher😂😂 interesting ❤❤

[@lionelwang6547]

We really gotta talk about the moustache man

[@DrMattDrMike]

💪🏼👨🏻

[@oldcat3439]

.. reminds me of the film The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines .. 😄

[@annaputhoff1154]

Great explanation, do you happen to know if vapig has the same effect on the lungs as smoking cigarettes? Just curious.

[@ValentinaKajcinovska]

No vaping is 5% damaging , smoking is 100% ..I was a hardcore smoker vaping has saved my life ..I am 55 though

[@paulineruthcaoagasilac6134]

Finally I understood this topic!

[@Kumar__Priyanshu]

best lecture !! love from india proffered

[@umairahesan1621]

Amazing explanation😍😍😍

[@abigailfertal2678]

This was very helpful. Thank you

[@fatimaemad4029]

Very clear and useful, thank you doctor 💜

[@aliahmed.92]

Very good explanation. Thank you sir

[@marcopolo7163]

Doctor Mike must be a Top Gun fan

[@whitneyyvettedross8918]

Thank you so much for teaching us this ❤️

[@fortunegreen2871]

I really understood this. Thank youuuu

[@vanshikamukheja6513]

Since I started taking Respi Support Capsules, I’ve noticed a significant increase in my energy and better lung function. They are a great addition to my daily routine.

[@drjay9946]

Thank you so much, This was just amazing 👏 💖.

[@Tasmia-bw2su]

This was the easiest video ive ever seen, there is a hope ill pass :'(

[@yolo-cw9vx]

Thank u so much sir. Best Vedio on this topic

[@Dr.AshutoshDhopte]

sir, Very good explanation

[@ngmotorsports630]

Really educative video, thanks

[@ahmetcan122jJIQJW]

İt's hell of a good mustache also lesson was good

[@jeff1996su]

05:00 Restrictive Lung Disease

[@shwetasharma5105]

Thanks for this information. I was suffering from a breathing problem and I ordered Prana Savior Avaleha from Yukti Herbs and now I can breathe properly

[@tasneemfahoum5931]

Thanks for the clear great explanation!

[@saraayoob2545]

Amazing explanation!! Thanks!

[@Isabella-d3r5h]

Thank you Dr. Mike💗 Warm greetings from Iraq 🇮🇶 Sarah really enjoyed your lectures 🤗💓

[@Aliciaivette32]

This video is FANTASTIC! I like how you included explanations of the capacities and volumes before getting into the nitty gritty. I was about to click off to find another video explaining these before continuing yours and then you brought it up lol. This helped a lot, thank you!

[@Raghad1_Y]

YOU ARE AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!💯💯💯

[@thuonggotluck]

You're awesome, thanks!

[@stephaniemyers4328]

YOU’RE AMAZING!! Made so much sense after you explained it

[@shinjikagawa4358]

That was an awesome lecture bro 🤜

[@SG333_]

He's only gone and done it agaaain!!! Amazing video as usual :D the use of the resistance bands is super helpful and I'm gonna use it in exams to remember the difference! THANK YOU

[@estonism]

You explain and document the compliance and stretchiness of the emphysema obstructive disease. It would be more beneficial to understand the effects on the lung of more common diseases like asthma and chronic bronchitis. How would your drawings look then? I don't believe compliance is affected then because there is no damage to the parenchyma. Would love to hear your thoughts. As always, thnk you. great explanation.

[@Msjaxshu313]

legit carrying me through PA school....thank you Dr. Mike!!!!

[@DengDeng-jf4eg]

Enjoyable video I ever enjoy

[@gilliannorton6895]

Did anyone else inhale and exhale to the tune of him describing the actions and what is happening in the lungs and situated muscles??😁🫁 It really helps me learn!

[@mpoentlekenalemang66]

I did.Very informative.😁👌👌

[@mohsenakhavan3500]

Hello, Thank you so much. You explain the restrictive and obstructive disease of the lung very clearly ! Deeply Appreciated !

[@lesliechristiansen9886]

So helpful! Ty Dr Mike!

[@varunmenon6350]

Great video sir... although didn't understand the part why the alveoli would collapse if it has no recoil in oad ? Shouldn't collapse be a feature of a disease in which recoil increases since alveoli dont expand?