Pulmonary Function Tests (PFTs)

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[@soul1315]

Excuse me doctor how can person expel 6 L ? the residual volume is 1.2 L right.. So patient should expel nearly only 4.8 as well as he can .. Right ?

[@madhurareddy8377]

very well explained about the basics of PFT loops!!!!

[@henrisaray3517]

this is the best channel and best explanation for pulmonary volumes and capacities and pulmonary function test thank you so much

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Thank you dear!

[@prasannasvlog3514]

Thanks for the excellent lecture..great you made LFT very simplified..like it

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You are very welcome.

[@Saltysteele]

Love it! Chocked full of GREAT info!!! Lung Capacities and Volumes are up next! :D

[@MrKen59]

Thank you for a very clear explanation. Seriously, I now get the loop graphs. Thank you

[@jaihind3263]

Thank you very much sir for your qualitative speech

[@alchemist0404]

I digest every line of your lecture .....great explanation.....

[@aishwaryajee6384]

thank you so much Sir!!!! this one KZbin video cleared all my doubts!🙌🙌

[@shinom0ri]

Good video, lacks only the spirometry of an advanced emphysema with the "spire-like" peak flow.

[@DrBeenMedicalLectures]

Will do those at some point as well.

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amazing lectures ...thanks a lot sir

[@nadeeshwickramasundara3866]

Great work. Wish u all the best. From 🇱🇰

[@suntaria]

Thank you for making it simple!

[@durgapadmanabhan6768]

Great lecture

[@dayanandav.k.3499]

Superb.God bless you.

[@Jaysay7]

Very nice video once again! Thank you.

[@louramoreira]

Awesome Chanel and explanations. Thank you for all your dedication. I’m a musician (trumpet player) and hopping you can help me with compression approach. So, looking to musical goals, medical emphasis terms, dynamics and airflow are related to volume or pressure ? Or both ? Dynamics on airflow it’s about intensity, energy, compression, volume, pressure airflow ??? Can you help me please. Keep sharing and stay safe and healthy.

[@brunettegoddess88]

Thank you!! I found this very helpful

[@Merima28]

I think it’s worth noting that it’s very hard for a patient to fake the spirometry results because at least 3 acceptable attempts are measured which have to be within 150ml of each other.

[@ulfataijaz6301]

Sir please upload video of secondary messenger. You videos are very easy to grasp abd remember

[@sgggggggggg1]

Sir I think he will expire VC which will be 4.5l average...TLC is 6l.. correct me if I am wrong

[@foodntraveltrack]

Thank you so much sir.

[@vijaypallipamu4890]

excellent drbeen

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Great sir👍

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Grate sir

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Thanku very much sir

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Welcome

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[@DrAsadullahOfficial]

Excellent sir

[@sreenivaskotagiri2300]

Thank you sir

[@md.ashrafuzzaman1195]

Sir I am not doctor but very much like you your lecture make me easy to understand

[@delfincita74]

Thank you so much Doct. I’m a respiratory student on my last trimester and this video helped me to understand better 👌🏼🙌🙌

[@elsadigezat2750]

Awesome

[@dr.mohitmajhi2191]

What is the Name of that Music with which your video starts?

[@karthikkumaraswamy7886]

Hi Drbeen. Thank you very much for the video Sir. Can I make a suggestion..At 08:35, in the flow-Vol loop graph, it would be more clear if the horizontal Volume line is numbered in descending order in L to R direction. This will give a clear track of the volume in liters numerically along the path of the inspiratory flow curve.