Lung Volumes and Capacities

[@marcji]

Jesus christ, I read section on lung capacities for Paramedic and had some idea of how it worked. This man explained it clearly in less than 10 mins. You have a gift sir. Also, gun show was a bonus.

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I’m studying for paramedics now too and THANK THE SWEET DEITIES for this man (and his guns 💪🏼 🤩)!!!

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Hi there! I just wanted to say that I watched all of your neuroscience, muscular and skeletal system videos and I received 94% on my nursing anatomy and physiology exam today. Thank you.

[@syrinehaddad4833]

Hi I'm a second year med student ! i was lost during my teacher's lecture about lung volumes, and was beginning to stress about not understand this topic as it's such an important part in Lung physiology and pathology thank you for making a short, but well explained video, instead of a long one ! I finally understood the lung volumes! a big Thank you

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you explained this in 10 minutes while my professor explained it for 1 hour and no one understood him. you saved me thankyou!

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exactly

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[@nickidarrington7488]

I read and re-read the section on lung capacities 90 times, and you've given the PERFECT visual for the info to click without memorizing words that I didn't understand. Bless you!

[@PurpleToni]

Unbelievable. I have been struggling to understand this since MED SCHOOL. Now, nearly 10 years later, it has all clicked with this video for my MRCS Part B surgical exam. Thank you!

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You have done an amazing job at explaining this concept and your videos need recognition for their excellence ! It is so helpful when you explain it in a clinical context !

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thanks a lot dr, i am not a medical college student but im in 11th grade and i find your videos best rather than these other time waste youtube channels, you have an amazing way of explaining

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I don't know why you don't have yet a million subscribers. You are doing an excellent job. Thank you so much

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you literally just taught me this in 10 minutes better than professors in multiple 3 hour lectures

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This is what we need in schools nowadays. Teachers like you who make learning fun, simple and actually make sense. I am in my 40’s going back to school and taking Physiology as a pre-requisite and I sat there listening to a 3 hour fancy powerpoint presentation with 50 page book and you made more sense explaining this in 10 mins. Thank you and pls keep up the amazing work of teaching😊

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I've been struggling since the beginning of the semester to understand this. Thank you so much!

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What Dr Mike do is communicating with non medicos in a very easy and fun way,not to teach medicine for medical fraternity or paramedics......🙂

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You're a genius Dr. Mike. Thanks for making this simple for me

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Saving me in my NP program! I wish the instructors were literally you! Thank you! ❤

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I'm so glad I came across this video. I should be paying you tuition! I've been trying to understand this all week. Thank you so much for sharing.

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Thanks for saving my son from failing an unexpected exam. In this topic. Thank you really.

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Thank you so much for your channel, Dr. Mike! I'm a nursing student and I only go to your channel for video resources. Fantastic teaching and admirably smart. You must be a wonderful doctor to work with

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you're the best at explaining things....better that Ninja, because you have a talent explaining keeping a whole picture and even showing with all your body how everything works. I'm grateful.

[@unsolicitedcomment]

Hi! Great video, loved the way you explained things so simply but so well. Just wanted to point out if anyone's confused - it should be Functional Residual Capacity (FRC) not FRV.

[@stevegambill5291]

I enjoy watching your clever and informative classes on You Tube! Thank you so much for explaining this material in a light hearted but valuable way!

[@menjiidtzz3986]

Didn't know why I wasted my time reading textbooks. Awesome stuff 💯. Thank you and Keep up the good work. Now I fully understand lung volumes and capacities

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This muscle doctor is just amazing doctor!...super clear explanation

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What an absolute awesome explanation of lung capabilities, super, thanks so so much!!!

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I have my presentation tonight and this is really helpful. Superb explanations. Thankyou sir🤝

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So simple and straight to the point. I love your explanations! They are the best! :)

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Bloody marvellous explanation 👍

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perfect timing! I am about to have an exam that includes respiratory system and this couldn't have come at a better time! love your videos!

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Ditto. Respiratory & digestive exam today at 5:30pm. I am NOT ready... this week I have FAILED at time management.

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Always love your videos Doc!! You honestly make my Anatomy courses much easier and fun to understand!!! KEEP DOING WAT U DO MAN!!!!

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Thank you so much for this simplified and very conceptual explanation.

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Thank you teacher , it is the first video with a very good explanation that i have ever watched. So amazing ❤❤❤

[@kahdijahjames]

Wow thank you for explaining this so well! I’m in RPN first year and was having a hard time comprehending lung volumes but you were able to simplify this.

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This man is a god sent to health science students

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It’s mind blowing how you make things easy.

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Thanks for your explanation, Dr. Mike. I really appreciate your graph and the key points that differentiates the COPD and Restrictive Respiratory Disease.

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Your explaining of emphysema is awsom❤

[@kristen5682]

such a great explanation. This helped my comprehension tremendously.

[@sonia_uc]

i have struggled with this topic for so long, only just getting it thanks a lot:)

[@chinasa7]

Thank you so much Dr. Mike, saving me during medical school!

[@joaocadula5903]

Claramente explicado. Estudei medicina mas nunca antes entendi este capitulo desta maneira. Muito obrigado pelo que fazes.

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glory to your creator it was so useful & help me to learn this topic more and better than my own teacher

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Thank you for this! Have a respiratory exam in a week.

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Wonderful explanation as always thank you so much for your content 🙏

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Thanks so much, you have definitely made this much easier to understand

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Remarkably clear and concise. Most awesome and many thanks.

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Thank you for existing!! makes life easier. one tiny mistake in 7:19. You said RV is reserve volume insd of Residual.

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Lovely Doctor! Thank you for explanation!

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You are an amazing teacher....

[@aneekaak]

the guns brought me here but the explanation kept me here!! Awesome video, Dr. Mike!

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Excellent explanation

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Incredible video - so simple yet so good! Thank you :))

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Easy and good explanation ❤

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Your explanation is amazing

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Thanks for your help, you made it easy to understand.

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Thank you sir 🥺 now i got so clear 💯

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This video was so helpful, thank you so much !!

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Very nice explanation, thank you

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Good teacher. Thank you Doc

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This guy is genius

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Applause. Danke Schon. Super gemacht

[@EvolvingWorld-kl8jd]

This is super clear and helpful. Please help me... How best could you explain 'breathe reserve' ? I need help. Thank you.

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Very Well Explained

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This was really helpful. Thank you

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Wow sir You are a Life saver Thanks

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Thank u sir.....very well understood

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sir that was a great lesson

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Wow thank you. I had a virus that made my (then mild) asthma worse and people kept telling me it's mucus when I knew it wasn't, I don't have any. But always felt like they were scarred in some way. I take vitamin E to help reduce scar tissues. As well as practice deep breathing. It's just annoying when I get out of breath quickly when exercising.

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Thanks dr mate and dr mite for this excellent explanation good wishes 02/05/2022

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Thank you very much for nice good explanation 👍

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My A&P professor needs to give you her paycheck.

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Boss please talk on urea and creatinine, metabolism and everything

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Great explanation!!!

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Thank you sir. Appreciate your explanation🧡

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Thanks for the details and layman's terms! Nice and clear: )

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Thank you, this was very interesting 🙂

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The best sir

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amazing explaination !!!!!!!!!!!!!! (from Hindusthan}

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Good concept 🙂

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Excellent

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Thank you

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Amazing, thank you very much, you helped me alot, keep going.

[@SarkisKlinik]

About VC parameter , how will change in obstructive and in restrictive diseases?

[@abdikennaa1412]

Hi Dr. Mike, I have a question for you regarding total lung capacity. I think TLC = IRV + RV. Let us take a balloon: first, it has 1500 ml air residual, and then we pushed forceful 2500 ml air up to its last capacity (IRV) so the balloon total capacity is IRV + RV= 2500 + 500= 3000ml. My reason is when d we do IRV indirectly we replace TV , we don't do TV and IRV at the same time. And also we don't need to add up ERV air, this is expired air like deflected Ballon it decreases the volume of the lung.

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