CLOTTING STUDIES made easy! PT, APTT and Bleeding time explained!

[@magjoelin]

Saves time extremely informative thank you

[@hunnyl0ve]

Hemophilia C = deficiency of factor 11 (XI); you have it written as "Factor XIII" (factor 13)

[@mercy.onyinye_]

Wow, really needed this for my Patho. class. I’m glad I found this video. It was so helpful!!

[@Yourgirlviviana]

Hi, you have explained it so briefly and nicely,, never understood so clearly. Thank you very much 💞.

[@bugbumble3]

Interesting video to quick review

[@faithadejumo9727]

Beautiful video…Thank you so much🫣🥹

[@wandererapothecary]

best explanation so far 😭😭😭😭

[@hailwags13]

this was super helpful in reviewing for the PANCE! thank you!

[@nanya1678]

found this very helpful. Thanks

[@medexp8593]

This was wonderful, well-explained, thanks!

[@قمر-ح4ص6ر]

Simple and quick explanation, very interesting❤

[@sherifadel24]

Super helpful thx 👏

[@Rahel_Rashid]

Thanks man. Was a nice one. Wishing you more subscribers!

[@bunmed3817]

Thank you!

[@user-or7eq1nj2y]

Thank you...it was crisp and clear

[@GhadaJ]

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Read 3 articles got none understood 5 minutea with this video and there is no missing link in my understanding. Amazing

[@rembeck8549]

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[@moroujalnagmalthageb754]

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[@bunmed3817]

Haha glad you enjoyed it!

[@iyanulapite]

Thank you! Does aptt get markedly prolonged in warfarin therapy or just a little and why,

[@bunmed3817]

Hey thanks for checking out the video! I'm not hugely sure by what amount it does increase the aptt by. I would assume it's dose dependent But usually pt is used more commonly in monitoring warfarin activity, due to it measuring the activity of the extrinsic pathway and the fact that factor 7 has the shortest half life so gives the most accurate result

[@ammadbinilyas6309]

excellent

[@augustinatorubiri2168]

Can i like this twice?

[@rimjhimreema7099]

I think hemophilia C for factor 11..