Leukemia classifications | Hematologic System Diseases | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

[@sammyjameswilliamsjr6445]

Im a cancer patient. I was diagnosed 03/12/04. I was sick for a while. I was rush to Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn Michigan. One cancer drug lower my white blood cells. And Gleevee save my life. I have been in full remission since January 2006. I do my blood tests for lab results at Royal Oak Michigan. Beaumont Hospital.I have CML. with only 1 angry white cell left.

[@LIVINGWITHBIPOLARDISORDER]

Please use 3table spoons a day of pomegranate seed oil for 6 months. All cures are available, the scientific community has hidden both the cause and cure. Boost your CD8 cell which kills cancerous cells. Follow these instructions and it shall be well with you. Regards, Thato..God Bless you.

[@MillennialInMedicine]

Thato Mohlathe this is laughable. Whats the significance of three spoonfuls? Why not 2? Why not 4? What type of spoon do you use? You are only spreading lies and snake oil. Very inconsiderate because i know you are telling your family and friends these same things. You do not have the magical solution that no one else knows, you arent special because you did some google search on biased, and totally misbased studies. You are gullible, and believe what people want you to believe.

[@MaxMartinezIDV]

@@LIVINGWITHBIPOLARDISORDER this could kill someone...

[@LIVINGWITHBIPOLARDISORDER]

@@MaxMartinezIDV what

[@LIVINGWITHBIPOLARDISORDER]

No, it's accurate knowledge. It will cure 100%

[@joseperez-escareno7320]

Amazing presentations!! Thank you so very much. I have a very short attention span and have difficulty learning new concepts but your videos are compelling and easy to understand. You would be an AMAZING teacher if you are not already one.

[@Theprofessionalsurgeon]

you got this and im proud of you

[@hopebaker5095]

I was diagnosed with CML in February and this video helped me understand everything I needed to know . Thank You!!! My doctors dont really talk about this! Nice to know what goes on in my body :D

[@jessica78805]

I wish you all the best. I hope with treatment you will become better 💚.

[@WutLawl]

This is why pharmacists are counseling on the medications for oncology more often nowadays because doctors don't do their work correctly

[@vidhyavinod9564]

God bless you. I hope your treatment went well

[@ingorichter649]

Very important is also the look to the vascular system, especially to the heart and depending stroke risk. Not only Polycytemia vera and Essential Trombocytemia may trigger heart attacks and strokes, due to possible elevation of platelet count and clotting ability CML may be also a risk accelerator for cardiovascular events. I am experienced in this. Now I have Imatinib combined with my heart treatment and currently all goes in the right direction. 😊

[@Theprofessionalsurgeon]

how are you doing brother?

[@jojo2be1]

wow thank you sooo much this has helped me so much to finally better understand leukemia

[@TracyMinJunYu]

You guys are awesome!! Please do some more about lymphoma please!

[@pepitobenegas]

To answer your question If it is blast is acute if it is cytic is chronic

[@STomo30]

You have no idea how helpful you are!

[@sammieminkang3511]

Wow! Amazingly simple & clear explanation.. I usually never comment on videos, but just had to this time (my very first comment on youtube). Genuine thanks..

[@christinevakas92]

Wow, thank you so much. Easy to remember now.

[@tiniejoey8976]

Amazing simplified presentation

[@5602KK]

Just starting my masters doing ALL research! This is super helpful! Thank you so much!

[@chiranjitdas3959]

hey! can I ask you on what area you are doing your masters and from where cause I am working on CML for my masters dissertation

[@loissihotang9315]

i always love khan medicine, too bad when i became a medstud khan stopped but thankyou for your videos khan medicine

[@malikimkwambe9650]

Wonderful presentation keep it up!!

[@lonewolfnh89]

my god this was super helpful

[@rw8185]

Very well and concretely presented.

[@hnzheng4883]

so simple and clear，ur amazing，thank you❤️

[@markjames7652]

awesome teaching. Thank you for your help

[@t1me.sl1p]

my brother had Aml. he was the first of this leukemia to be diagnosed in the hospital he was at.

[@jednx01]

That was incredibly helpful. Thank you!

[@TheNigerianprincess8]

Thanks so much, teacher showed this in class and finally two semesters of fuzziness was so, so, so clear....thanks so much.

[@mustajabalam3794]

Great explanation many people are confused among acute and chronic leukemia ...conceptual video

[@NavneetKaur-ys4uq]

Amazing!! Sooo helpful

[@SpringismySeason]

Very helpful!

[@diplomat2623]

Beautiful presentation!!!

[@jairartis]

How is it that you guys explain things so much better then some of my college professors

[@Fairy215]

I need some help with B cell malignant diseases. So you say B lymphoblast gives you an acute B cell leukemia and the next stage in development gives you a chronic B cell leukemia. B lymphocytes give you nonHodking-B-cell lymphoma. Or if they are transformed into Reed Sternberg they give you Hodking lymphoma. But where does disseminated plasmocytoma come in?

[@quabot]

Great video. Very helpful.

[@sarahdarwiche8580]

Well said, thanks

[@munnuyadav4383]

Sir, T- ALL ke bare me hindi me ek video sare banae

[@romeolhk1008]

Khan academy never lets anyone down, I love you guys!

[@zishanrahman7208]

great video! thank you very much.

[@toniasyrnioti9389]

Thank you! This really helped!

[@mocken777]

Brilliant video

[@donnakeeley7924]

What about LGL Leukemia? Does that make your body ache and cause you to sleep for days? Insomnia? It is what I have been diagnosed with but am not being treated for it. Dr says it is stagnet. No less, no more cells. He says I don't need to be treated yet.

[@OriginalAndroidPhone]

this was so good

[@patomeara7097]

this is super interesting

[@falitfericit]

excellent!

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank youuuu so much 😁

[@palimunashimue1637]

Thanks

[@mmaaccdzuu4636]

omg i love you, thanks for video!!

[@williamshepley3923]

So is AML stage 1 CML stage 2???

[@spacialicious8047]

Can someone explain to me what a type C leukemia is?

[@yusuf8594]

there are 4 types acute myeloid leukemia M0-M7 . give us information deeper

[@shereehardin5783]

One acute cell for some reason splits into many versions of itself? Is that how fast growing cancers in general happen? Weird.

[@pranay6662.]

tysm 😍😘😍😘

[@ATA-wi2lh]

I woulnt have failed med school if I saw this yesterday (pathoma did a terrible job this block)

[@florencewood1616]

Can't see your pictures,Can hear you tia

[@prashantmurukesh2601]

does aml mean acute myeloid leukAEmia or acute megakaryocytic leukaemia

[@OmarAbouelazz]

+Prash Anton It means acute myeloid leukemia

[@JA-eq5um]

do some videos on the ASCP medical laboratory technologist. not everyone is going to be a nurse

[@redcliffs940]

this is haematology a fundamental unit in medical lab

[@doc_ssm]

Is this who classification?

[@captfalconXX]

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[@yusuf8594]

i gess you told 1 idea again and again

[@drswatiisingh3516]

Ye aurat ko htao ...vo sir mst pdhate h ..

[@monaron8915]

Thank you