Introduction to Renal Failure - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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pure gold @ 11:00 -- such a basic explanation of tubulointerstitial vs glomerulonephritis that's somehow escaped me for 4 years

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Really you are genius ...i have never understood this subject as i have did this time ...many many thanks you are really genius

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My father who is a CABG patient with heart disease and 83 had a GFR score that went from 60 to 39 what is that indicative of. The doctor took him off of Ramipril immediately.....thank you for an informative video

[@aarond2278]

Love the videos. A little lost at one point right now if anyone has an explanation. (around 25:25) If I am thinking about this right, in a glomerular problem the tubules are correcting the over-dumping of sodium happening at the glomerulus. Hence sodium is still retained rather than excreted. But then shouldn't water follow? I have understood low urine sodium/high osmoality which seems straight forward as does high urine sodium/low osmolality. So I am not getting why there is less urine sodium but ALSO more urine water(lower osmolality) in the glomerular case.

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superb sir..well explained..

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Awesome Review!

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[@JHilak]

clear explanation!

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[@renaissancetides2184]

Hi Paul, Thanks for the videos you're making first off! If possible, I wanted to highlight that at around 15:00 you mention on the table that tubulo-interstitial diseases correlate with low BUN/Cr ratio and you say that it's the opposite for the other three categories, which is untrue because according to the same table, glomerulonephritis correlates with low BUN/Cr as well. So I'm somewhat confused with which one I should go with, is BUN/Cr ratio elevated or low for glomerulonephritis?

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[@Svarttorden]

03:19..Sir Bolin. It is said we need HD if the point of AIUEO. So if the patient only have A O and U. So the patient need HD too or not sir..? Thanks

[@SaiKrishna-ew2wr]

Any one among them is an indication for HD, NOT all of them.