Basic Physiology of Pregnancy - CRASH! Medical Review Series

[@godwinmoshi1485]

all i can say is that you are the best thing that happend in my life as far as medschool is concerned

[@thscful]

Paul, it would be so helpful if you were to release this content in podcast format as well. I'd love to be able to listen to this while driving at 2x, but it's a huge bummer that it's limited to youtube so I can't :(

[@karthik1720]

I think the blood pressure is directly proportional to systemic vascular resistance but what you said is inversely proportional kindly correct it please. For your information B.P = CO x SVR

[@nanakweku7069]

Naga Karthik I got confused seeing no one mentioned it in the comments. Glad am not the only one who noticed it.

[@radonjam]

First i want to thank you for your great videos! They helped me a lot during my med study. Just wanted to ask you are you going to post any more obstetrics videos, like normal delivery etc.?

[@IMAGESPNG]

Great video! Explained sooo well. Keep going!

[@atitwalia1466]

Thanks, Dr. Bolin for these informative sessions

[@dr.kushagramittal6060]

The folate given in pregnancy can't prevent neural tube defects (because till then neurulation has already occured when she knows she's pregnant). It's only for anaemia prophylaxis. For preventing neural tube defects, folate has to be given to all women in their reproductive years.

[@spoorthykollipara4428]

Thanks for enlightening, never knew it till date

[@HafizahHoshni]

Simply excellent. Very grateful for clear, concise and well presented video. Thank you for the great channel. 😊😊 10/8/2019

[@beti05]

Thank you! Perfect timing. 23 weeks. :)

[@sheenayoung9547]

You're awesome. You're clear, concise and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@giulialima1826]

Hi, Paul! Just an observation: at 13:47 you say the residual volume decreases specially due to the fact that the tidal volume increases, but that is not a reason for the RV to change, right? It does change the functional residual capacity, despite the change in the RV. Right after that you say - what I think is - the right thing, which is the elevation of the diaphragm causing the change in the RV. Anyway, I`ll be forever greatfull for your videos, thank you so much!!!!

[@abhikhalder7351]

yeah ......it's the elevation of diaphragm

[@mumugugu8033]

You are a great teacher. Thank you for your work.

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you Dr. Bolin!

[@memarapi]

ohh man!!!!! I just took Obstetrics and this would have been so helpful :( will watch anyways. Love your lectures!!!!!!

[@luvibes4253]

I hope you passed! : )) , i'm taking it this semester ^^

[@memarapi]

Wow, came back to this video as i am now pregnant with twins 🥰 just as good as I remembered. 👏🏼

[@karinnahim4851]

If you could cover the immunological changes that would be very helpful as well

[@sbadrawi2011a]

Great videos Paul! I wonder if the recommendation that pregnant women should be encouraged to lie down in left lateral position still holds in case of bleeding? What are the priorities here? Would it depend on the amount of bleeding? I work in the ambulance service and pregnant women are asked to lay on their left side during transport including women with bleeding from the genital tract! Please answer!

[@Jireh1920]

you are awesome...your videos really helped me a lot!!!

[@manasee0207]

THAT WAS AMAZING, THANK YOU

[@mohiuddinalfarra5440]

thanks dr. bolin... great vedio!!

[@conscientiousswimmer5380]

Have you done a video covering Ectopic Pregnancy?

[@usmlestepexamreview]

Hello Dr. Bolin, Is there a way I can get these slides?

[@yurudddy2498]

Very useful lecturer

[@giuseppe-sabra]

I understand the advantage of decreasing colonic motility, but what's the advantage of hyperemesis gravidarum??

[@mikhaelalouisedayrit8383]

Great video! Comment on the Pulmonary changes RR remains unchanged/normal during pregnancy ! No tachypnea here TV increases 30-40% --> ERV decreases 20% and MV increases 30-40% --> but the RR is NORMAL

[@indrareddy2050]

very well expalined sir...Thank you very much :-)

[@arathykr]

Excellent

[@lindimomo8536]

Thank you! Perfect video

[@hemantsharma4847]

nice information

[@heba5630]

really helpful

[@chroniclesofmedicine774]

Love you from far away

[@_mohakah1987]

pleeeeeeeaaaaz i need those pdf files someon help me

[@AnasRwiha]

brilliant

[@alexandrajean-charles2784]

Thank you

[@duynguyenkhanh336]

Can I get your slide Sir?

[@ابانتبس]

amazing

[@ajanannamalai1443]

33:03

[@sadiqbashao7]

can anybody say which book he use for reference??

[@ajanannamalai1443]

7:34

[@18y4etranthiminh7]

21:32

[@zahrahosseini2489]

😍😍😍😍

[@pacifiquebusiness]

👩‍⚕️🧑‍⚕️📚🩺

[@ray-hj1do]

thank you