Emphysema - Pathophysiology (COPD)

[@armandohasudungan]

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[@aliveweb2]

This is such an excellent visualization of how Emphysema stole my ability to do the things I most enjoy. You can't compromise with it once it starts. I quit smoking cigarettes in 1968; traded my 3 pack a day habit for a pipe full of Borkum Riff. I chewed on that pipe for twenty years before I started losing my teeth at age 50. I changed to cigars until I had to quit 4 years after I was diagnosed with the Big E. I used to be an athlete now a good day is when I can cut my small yard or take out the garbage. If you haven't quit yet don't wait til your 70! My brother quit 27 years ago and hes 81 and going strong!

[@yogeshlakshman8488]

Great inspiration

[@jeffgrose715]

It is really generous of you to have spelled out the consequences of habits that many of us would actually relate to. I hope 6 years later you are still with us and enjoying life despite Emphysema.

[@DanielCrețu-z7j]

are you still ok

[@leonelmondragon]

You should get payed for making these amazing tutorials and the great artistic images you produce!!!

[@zebrame5669]

+Leonel Mondragon paid

[@Ajzaklija25]

Dude, you have some serious talent! Keep that s**t going. Now everybody can see why creativity and art are important in every field of science. Wish I have even one professor at my university who will teach like this way, using only colour markers, their creativity and teaching skills. RESPECT!

[@mcpinto89]

I'm a paramedic student and this video was an excellent source of information. Thanks!

[@Renato91Rodrigues]

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[@eliassiraj5370]

thank you so much for explaining all this.. i have to count on videos like this to understand my study's rather than the books. you do such an amazing job explaining i can't say thank you enough!

[@Johnmchisanga]

THANK YOU SO MUCH,really helped in my exam. You just nailed it for me. Thank God I opened this channel.

[@Rr23dd]

Sir, you are a genius! The method of instruction you use is absolutely perfect!

[@bawain]

thankyou, i'm a family medicine resident doing my respiratory rotation atm, this pretty much summarized everything in a fun talented and easy to comprehend way

[@speedfreakDaniel]

Wow, I struggled so much learning this from a bad written book. But everything makes sense here perfectly! Thank you very much for this!

[@lduranceau8046]

This is complicated stuff, but Armando does a superb job putting it all together. Any way you look at it, once you have watched this video, I don't understand how anyone can continue to smoke. I quit smoking at age 31, and now I am 70. Quitting smoking was probably the most important thing I ever did in my life. 'When you can't breathe, nothing else matters'.

[@caroljengkind2]

It is hard to find someone that can draw and understand physiology at the same time. =) Good job! =)

[@ravenwolf789]

the best by far of any explanation I have ever seen, clear clean right to the point, I am very impressed

[@toobaazeem1888]

u r the best.. i'm ur fan... ur drawings owsomme.. thd way u teach is just owwsome j memorize through these videos...

[@andrealindh6468]

Aaaaaah oh my god, you are amazing! If I pass my pathophysiology exam on monday I have you to thank for it! Thank you for your amazing videos!

[@TheShobhaVlogs]

Thanks a lot. It helped in understanding the air trap in emphysema.

[@cs9742]

Dude love the videos. Totally helps me in my pathophysiology! Excellent work!

[@kingrock04]

Excelent!!! I'm medicine Student and this helped me alot!!!

[@mariahanson6557]

Thanks for this my dad has it and it's sorta helping me come to terms with his condition x

[@FeyselSerbela-yp3hq]

this type of explanation is what make me love medicine ..thank you sir

[@dr.shirajummonira5543]

Beneficial for me... Toooo much! .... Loved the video... I never tried to understand emphysema.... Thought I won't be able to get into it... But this video made it so easier... Really thank u...

[@adriennezarifis4135]

Thank you so much for your videos. They helped while studying for NPLEX board exams and also now for OSCE. Thank you so much for your time and efforts.... truly amazing work.

[@smg3555]

Great work man , keep it up, ur helping a lot people with ur knowledge.... U will be blessed one day by the work u do

[@IamBuffal0]

You're so much clearer and easy to understand than my school's professor.

[@yogeshmodi2840]

exactly

[@annmariemorgan8518]

This man Drawing and analogy is so amazing

[@wusongg]

great video... the bearing should be heavier on the protease to make it imbalance right? but just small issue. great video.

[@yogayantra]

Thank you Armando, as always.

[@nvk1001]

You just earned yourself a sub, top quality video!!!

[@kephaselimonmwanza8335]

great and nice staff there Armando..

[@muhammadsiqaf6189]

how well this fellow explains the medical condition... someone to have closely followed, if not taken over Dr Najeebs(the genius/the most respected) Lectuers in medical science.Keep it up brother

[@AhmedMohammed-jq1cp]

it is absolutely a great animated video but it is a little note wanna add , There is no obvious Fibrosis in COPD particularly speaking emphysema and this makes a sense as if it occurs it will be a mix between obstructive and restrictive lung diseases and also will be no dilatation of the bronchiols

[@crystalchou0704]

I am a physio student and we all watch your video for revision. Thanks a lot!! :)

[@triciakay2047]

loving the videos they are making understanding so easy and your drawings are fabulous. thank you please keep them coming loving your work!!

[@vivienh1215]

Thank you so so much for this video! Super informative as always!!

[@chakdeindia8644]

lectures are very easy to understand and so good ..thank you sir

[@김예진-u7t8v]

7:17 it has never made more sense in my life lol thnx soo much

[@thomasmccann9546]

This is a great video. Your pictures tell a story, step by step. You develop the concept throughout the video and make it easier for students to digest the physiological relationships between the form, function and malfunction of your topics. Please keep uploading. -physiology student.

[@juliusbernotas]

I'm happy I didn't start smoking earlier in my life.

[@David-fh4vu]

Thanks alot. Very nice and simple explanaition, stunning visual presentation and very helpful. Please keep up the good work!

[@rebekahhp]

This was so good! I was lost reading my textbook before but after watching this I can understand exactly what its saying. Thank you! -Nursing student

[@summersunnysmile]

Thank you for sharing your skills and talent, this helps me review the disease... keep on posting!

[@nursingschoolstudy]

THANK YOU

[@poklyna4629]

Thank You Very Much. This is a great way to make it simple to understand . Nursing Student/

[@LittleRubez]

patho exam in a few days! this saved me bunch of time from reading my textbook and looking at ppt slides!! -2nd year nursing student

[@yamato_lovescoffee]

Are you a Registered Nurse now? I'm currently in 3rd yr nursing

[@samjosaadat7094]

man....what a great video!...saved me time to go over hundreds of ppt slides...nice video editing

[@tilak231]

Great explanation!! Thank you so much! 🙏🏽 🙏🏽

[@jameslongbui]

Your videos are always amazing, informative, beautifully drawn, and easy to understand. I wish you could teach all my classes

[@jaydee6460]

love love your videos!!!! thank you and keep them coming!

[@lindymaehinoo9568]

Thank you so much for the informations. It helps me a lot to understand emphysema and formulate nursing diagnosis. Keep on doing videos like this. 😘😘

[@bilalbangash7731]

Wow.I thought pathoma videos were easy keep it up and as a request i think it would be great if you had mentioned the clinical signs and a little bit of morphology as well.

[@MrLadou7]

It's a good and usefull video! But the balance you draw at 6:50 should be the other way since protease are "heavier" because of neutrophils augmented contribution, don't you think?

[@ruchikamegha1123]

thank you..your teaching skill is so good🤗..

[@TheHeartCharmer]

For Breathing difficulties learn to synchronise breathing and heartbeat to make both functions more efficient and effective.

[@justinv8668]

Do you have any videos covering Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS? If not can I leave a request that you make one? Thank you

[@armandohasudungan]

hey Justin, I got no videos on that, but it will come soon!

[@Dr.Safeeahkhan]

Thanks so much sir! 🫡 A beautiful explanation ❤

[@boredtodeath741]

Just gotta say... thanks for these videos. They help a lot. you have (a lot, but not all) professors in universities getting paid good money to teach--no present ppt slides to students, but us students flock to youtube and search for these helpful videos to understand and learn what we're being taught in school...While paying the institution anywhere from 25k~60k a year. I dont get it.

[@maceywalker266]

Amazing, as usual

[@mohammednbs436]

great video but in the scale at 6:29 the heavy side should be the protease and the light side should be the anti protease ;)

[@salmjak]

From what Ive read ephysema does NOT include fibrosis (which differs it from alviolitis which would be a restrictive lung disease).

[@npagameplay1127]

This is a GREAT video!!!! I will let all my RT classmates know about you! Keep 'em coming! THANK YOU!!!

[@blueelisa17]

thank you.... love thiiiis

[@Mwah5800]

This was beautiful to watch, honestly has made this topic so understandable. I wish you could do my whole internal diseases and pathophysiology synopses haha bless you, thank you so much!

[@pocco3694]

Just a small request, but please Inlude a full image of the complete flow chart at the end of your videos. It would be so helpful 😭

[@reemsameer176]

you are amazing , u made it so easy to get the idea thank you so much

[@dr.ahmedalaadrake614]

perfect !! so clear and your explaination is amazing :) please more videos ;)

[@MarilynMayhem]

Very helpful, thank you so much for making and sharing this information.

[@Ron-dv8jj]

Ding ding ding!! Heads up!! Round 2 is inbound,and round 1 is only gonna get worse.

[@Farukhhussnain]

Easy way to explain Good job

[@mihika6730]

can I get a PDF of your presentations if it is possible? Btw, loved your videos❤️

[@forever21503]

i love this thank you so much!! makes sense now

[@claceo691]

Thank you Soo much for this explaination!

[@benammarahmed4632]

Please keep uploading...u are awesome -Med student

[@boomboom123426]

Excellent video ! Thank you so much.

[@markjames7652]

once again man thank you for this awesome lesson

[@lianasajith661]

Essentially, it all made sense. :-D Love your videos. They are saving my life!

[@rickrude6301]

At 6:55 you talk about alfa Antirypsin deficiency. If there a test for this?

[@refayat7777]

Thank you for the wonderful video. Do you happen to have the drawing for this pathophysiology? I was not able to find it in your website.

[@arabstar7375]

I interested in watching ur videos ... I hope all our doctors explain at the same way

[@alinkenh]

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[@rachl5528]

Thank you, very clear explanation and great drawings!

[@chungseng4155]

Thank you so so much! I think I don't need to go to attend my class anymore xD

[@mrjellywood]

Great as always

[@chasserwild]

What about genetic pre disposal.I have had 5 A1 alpha tests done in less than 8yrs these were negative.I am now 54 but understand that the first signs would have been in the late teens. Treatments were for many yrs for a pre diagnosed Asthma, bronchial, bronchitis but of course this became accepted as only a clinical diagnosis and did not get to the systemic cause.Life was lived without ever smoking , drinking or working in an atmosphere that would irritate the lungs or experiencing many toxic air situations because there was much country living both abroad and in my native Country of Wales in the UK so where are my answers to a life that gives me frustration of not being able to breath without throwing anti inflammatory medications at it and not getting rid of the mucus filled surviving alveoli and the toxins that perpetuate the condition.

[@R12446]

Problem is the uk humidity i have the same problem in uk get out of uk get some dry air and hot sun it helps,its not a joke cointry full with mold and dump.

[@chasserwild]

@@R12446 Hmmm looking at my content from 5yrs ago , good lord , all over the place. I was told by a young doctor when I was 18 to go and live in Spain . I wish I had taken the advice .Now I am 60 I feel the time has passed me by.

[@danaberry-richardson2932]

This video is really well done and helpful. But I think there's a small mistake. You show the fulcrum of the protease and anti-protease imbalance, and on the low (heavy) side you placed the antiprotease, with the high (light) side as the protease. Shouldn't that be reversed, or am I just not understanding correctly? I thought that in COPD there's too much protease and not enough anti protease? Thanks.

[@ModMINI]

Yes, it makes perfect sense.

[@cindybain6054]

I have asthma and bronchitis and emphysema and COPD and I need to know the first steps to take financially

[@micahellatano8986]

Great video. Learned a lot from this!

[@ThePathOfEudaimonia]

Great videos, man! I absolutely love your channel. One small remark: Shouldn't the balance around 6:30 weigh to the other side, with the activity of proteases being more substantial?

[@aliceroxcullen98]

I'm not sure what you mean? He did say that the activity of protease is more substantial than anti-protease.

[@omarbenilles5207]

you're right buddy! I think there's a tiny mistake here

[@killuaisawesome]

Ur right

[@fayyoosh7870]

After 9 years of this video being published .. a 2nd year medical student is watching it and being amazed and benefiting from it . Just getting to discover about your channel 😅.

[@saisatvika2844]

Rlly asm xplanation🤗nd i rlly enjoyed it

[@ronyabdi8663]

hey armdo, i think the amount of protease will be increase and antiprotease activity will be decrease but i see on your pictures on teeter show that antiprotease more heavy than protease, mm thats wrong or no, i love uyour videos thats very helpfully to finish my exam

[@mohsinfareed1797]

Great video. thanks for your effort. I agree with wu song about the protease imbalance sea saw. I actually noticed in other videos you did . it again small thing . Still great great videos.

[@lovemorematsvai9700]

Thank you mate, I'm wiser now .

[@danirofoo]

you are always helpful .. Thank you so much

[@Elspethplaneswalker]

yey! thank you for this...

[@VijilaJebaMalar]

Very good explanation sir

[@wfox6985]

That's awesome man. Thanks so much.

[@salraee2457]

Hey love videos very straight forward. What references do u use for ur videos

[@modyhabib]

Great creative presentation ,, keep up the good work :)

[@danacampetti6929]

you should make a book compiled of all of your pathophys drawings