Type III Hypersensitivity

[@haileeroxana]

such a great animated video. I can read the whole book but it is not until I watch it in action that I fully understand. Thank you!

[@PowderChaser]

Great videos and thank you! One of the most annoying things educators miss when teaching hypersensitivity reactions is when they use example. E.G when a bee sting happens, Type I may happen immediately, but subsequent stings would also induce Type 4. Be careful not to hang your understanding of these on one real world case scenario since it can send you tumbling on a test.

[@anei_on_ganei6166]

thank for that of your explanation about hyp make it vividly understanding ..

[@27pavantawar88]

AMAZING EXPLANATION

[@fawsaan.6770]

thank you so much.

[@obi4357]

You just got a subscriber. Nice animated explanation...

[@يوسفالنصراوي-ت1ع]

Short,simple and comprehensive👏👏

[@bellozainabkebbe477]

aaaà/

[@nivethithaarumugam9573]

Thank u so much sir...! diagrammatic representation really helped alot to understand quickly than others.....

[@nixonreece3339]

instablaster.

[@morgoth93]

Thanks for the explanation

[@xyzu1509]

U r gr8 ,sir!!! Before this I read hepatic encephalopathy & had a confusion where that NH3 is converted into NH4+ in the lumen or interstitial fluid....then I saw your video....boooooom....

[@saeedrkhan1372]

The most amazing edu site keep posting

[@lanavoliladygagu]

this is amazing, thank you, you are the best!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad it was helpful thank you

[@dr.noir27]

this is beautiful

[@sarahatmi9641]

So much good Please make it more 🙏🏻

[@rhodamaliwa770]

Wow! Thank you so much for the well explained video,I have finally understood this topic🙏

[@ounurse1012]

Splendid explanation - thank you!

[@theojhaupsc1668]

Thank you sir for the vidio this vidio is very helpful for everyone

[@billallaziri]

great job! thank you :)

[@Gurleen0507]

thanks for the video

[@johnmwaniki9100]

Thank you

[@russullsala7990]

Thank you doctor,, It was a wonderful and excellent explanation 💯💯

[@mohammedkh4450]

Very nice video

[@user-gw2zn9qk7g]

Hi ! Great video ! One thing though, I believe that if you're fingers get pale due to lack of blood flow, they *can't* get cyanosed because there's not enough hemoglobin in the tissue ! (When someone's cold fingernails look blue, it's because of venous stasis there, due to intense vasoconstriction) What do you think ?

[@yoni4614]

Thank you so much ! I finally understand it ! Keep up the good work !!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re welcome Yoni, glad it was helpful!

[@mohamedhadod2467]

wow, perfect ☺

[@israaismail6129]

Amazing thank you very much

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad you liked it best of luck

[@rethijja3331]

You saved me

[@rethijja3331]

Oops I guess the 2 doctors in the end got raynaud phenomenon

[@meghadixit8954]

Great job.... it's so informative 🙏👌

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

So nice of you

[@ramamara2441]

Omg thank you so much !!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome Rahima - and thanks for the compliment😃

[@sushantjadhav8305]

Best video

[@FaheemKhan-bm3zg]

this is amazing..... what software you use to make such videos

[@davidizquierdogomez]

Very nice video....thanks for the videos. Are you a medical doctor?

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Not a medical doctor but a different kind of dr. - I teach at a university the subjects - pharmacology, physiology, and pathophysiology

[@mehmoodamehdi8053]

Great 👍

[@nehalnagy5078]

Why does tetanus vaccination cause localized not systemic reaction?

[@jackelincm1815]

Can you have subtitles in spanish?

[@DrJeffinMathewPT]

👍👍👍💎

[@alliswell4117]

Wao