EASY WAYS TO UNDERSTAND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF BURN

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF BURN

[@gaurav0209sharma]

1. Decreased plasma oncotic pressure. 2. Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure. 3. Reduced clearance of fluid and proteins from interstitial spaces. 4. Intracellular fluid accumulation 5. Increased osmotic pressure in burned tissues. I think this will be more helpful for everyone.

[@Narutokunie5]

2 years later, your video helped save me from impending doom of awkward silences and humiliation from my role-play on burns tomorrow. I owe you my social reputation. from: clueless nurse

[@sillyant113]

Thank you! This helps me so much with my presentation next week!

[@Zay182]

Great videos, keep it up!

[@johnsonmatola6601]

Cardiac output actually decreases and the heart compasates for this reduction by increasing the heart rate

[@mjoooodh]

Good work .. Keep going .. It's very easy way to remember the pathophysiology. Thank you

[@taiwoshogbanmu9747]

Beautifully explained!

[@nishacherian58]

It s really wow.......Thanyou

[@sravanig5668]

If sympathetic system is activated how does acid secretion increases.......??

[@raveenamurthyraveenamurthy3240]

Thank you to gain knowledge

[@raisingstandard]

I was wondering, cardiac output will be decreased, while heart rate will be increased. There is not sufficient fluid volume in the body for heart to pump due to the loss of fluid in to the tissues like you mentioned. Heart rate will go up so that heart can keep up with the body's need of the blood.

[@MrWho-lk5bf]

Faiz Khan correct

[@thembakhumalo187]

Great stuff

[@sadiqal-herz7964]

Good video …….thanks

[@prosenjitchpodder3484]

Good explanation...

[@Coralcrue]

thank you so mch

[@oopalonga]

ok. . so we produce less of anti-acid things b/c the cells aren't getting enuff fluid, but then wouldn't we produce less acid as well ? = /

[@anasomar1473]

U left the heart failure, brain blood supply, hypertension and ischemia and u are talking about ulcer?

[@anasomar1473]

U spent 3 mins talking about ulcer and 20 sec talking about cardiovascular changes which are the most important in any shock syndrome

[@fukusamon4277]

@@anasomar1473 what is most ‘important’ to you is subjective, some things need more or less explanation depending on the basic principle of it. I suggest getting a life

[@anasomar1473]

@@fukusamon4277 look who is talking? The person who digs out a comment written 5 years ago and reply it

[@nonyabusiness4409]

You forgot to mention the most obvious....what follows water when it is leaked out of the vessels? Na+

[@husseinmohammed8421]

thank you very much you are awsom

[@hamzaturab1549]

Was expecting hyperkalemia resulting from intracellular leak after cell death.