Wounds and healing 5, Systemic factors

[@skywalkeruk84]

John, I have watched your videos for the last 3 years, thank you so much for producing these videos. They have made me a much better nurse. I appreciate it greatly

[@cfvasconcellos]

thank you for this info, deep sleep such a key too - peace of mind is important after a big accident - prayers for healing for all people of the universe, this is great info.. God Bless Dr.

[@shravanchem]

Great indeed. Well covered topic.much appreciated

[@KamilKSaeed]

Excellent Lecturer, excellent educational topics & excellent presentation of all topics.

[@minervacontreras6881]

Thanks very much. Clear and concise 🙏

[@charlesjacques750]

Fantastic- very clear and concise. I would ask only to describe the healing processes as much if not more than the pathophysiology, e.g. as in diabetes. Nutritional support and stress control is always neglected when we focus on "treatment" rather than cure and healing.

[@learnwithme340]

Idk if you will ever read this but I want you to know that these videos have helped me out so much my doctors here in Missouri told me nothing about this im going to follow all of this advice and your advice is free this is great I really appreciate your work (my foot was tore off at work)

[@Campbellteaching]

O know, thats a tragic accident, I do hope the wound is healing well and you are regaining good levels of function.

[@learnwithme340]

It’s been 6 months now and it’s getting close to being healed up gonna be another month or two but I really do appreciate your work

[@learnwithme340]

I’m 18 btw that helps out a lot sinse I’m young and pretty good health

[@Campbellteaching]

@@learnwithme340 Im pleased its getting better, did you lose the foot?

[@learnwithme340]

Yes I lost the foot I got the Symes amputation

[@pataniki8034]

very cool share-wish that you had all the short clips lumped together into a combined 140 mins continuum-logic-sequence-build up explain and all those equisite revelations that you share so freely-like the share-learned alot of other factors-my question is wound healing has many levels-superficial to open exploratory-and effects different tissues-scars-rips-hernias-weaknesses that after many years post surgery-the lingering deep scarring makes itself known-and the trauma remembered-one thing you missed in lecture was epigenetics-the healing environment the patient is in-to promote faster better healing-but i like what you said about smoking-even though now old every so often a few puffs-helps with the nerves==but the trade off-of less o2 transport has got me wondering-more but will again try to catch some more of your vids0so much happening and its only getting faster out there

[@Campbellteaching]

Do you think many people would watch for 140 minutes? I could give it a try.

[@pataniki8034]

HONESTLY i really think that a complete full run version would be very useful-a/complete easy to stop-refer- to specific minute return-but sequential and complete- should be easy enough to edit the individual segment sequentially- you could leave some pic or relevant photo image between parts/ segments so that the learner can get the whole overview and then still b/ retain your video lists compilations but rearrange sequentially so that individual segments would still be accessible for reference or individual review-but the complete vid would be the reference material-try it for the wound healing one-if you have questions just ask-used to be a teacher and worked in video film production-have had some deep health issues but in experience it would be a very beneficial tool for both sides-

[@Campbellteaching]

@@pataniki8034 Hm, I will give it a go with a new one, but I cant get the wound healing in soft copy as it was made in DVD days, I still have the tapes but am not sure how to convert them into soft copy.
I have actually recently posted some combined versions on digestive system and enzymes, but they do not get more views than the short ones, just a few hundred each for most of them. Unfortunately, this means its not very cost effective work.

[@pataniki8034]

understand cost effectiveness aspect-time is vital as one ages-would love to help but have 1998 ibm comp no mem so just able to watch-true that certain subjects such as detailed analysis of blood due to their intricate interactions-yet others should work well with indepth continuum-about that dvd-tried to order one but web site said go away-but still bery interested-should be easy enough to transfer dvd files over to hard drive and save as mp4-wish my kids were around they could do it in a second-but will ask them-as far as cost effective-what about those vids you have already posted and are in mp4 format-on yt-plus you could file it under experimental educational research as a new alternative to your shares-keep it simple is what i follow-but thats why i am trying to learn about body function-mine stopped being simple a while back-yet since body is a systemic system spheres of influence are important to know-i understand its alot of work-but you are sharing to help others and if you can improve on that more effectively then worth any time and other costs-you may be able to raise the bar on learning about the body-

[@ancadenu2180]

Thank you for this great Video.
I have a question. Often cooling a wound is recommended after surgery. Unfortunately in germany it's very common .
What do you tell your patients ?
Greetings and best wishes.

[@dastagirbarakzay2707]

tnx

[@ancadenu2180]

And how do you definite hypo and hyperthermia ?
Thanks a lot . 🎉

[@retribution999]

What about using anti bacterial powder and creams. What about sun and air exposure? I have a few cuts right now which I've kept clean and dressed but they are not healing. Today I have removed the dressings and giving sun and air exposure. Dressings have made them wet, bigger, worse

[@ancadenu2180]

How do you differ patients to be hypo or hyperthermia ?

[@eviannafaye5269]

Dear Doctor, I think the word immobility is spelled with 2 letter m's not one...great video otherwise.