Hemostasis

[@mjabbar28]

Watching in 2024

[@zeynep944]

Me too 🧕🏻🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Gounesh]

Still relevant 👌🏻

[@beca1973]

I am an MLT going for my MT. I must say, these make a wonderful refresher, furthermore, The way you explain it and the visuals (as you know must of us are visual learners) make it so much more easier to comprehend. Thank you so very much! If you need more sharpies, let me know. Fantastic job!

[@sycamore0765]

TBH, I got 50/50 in my SGD(Student Group Discussion) in my AnaPhy class about the video you posted about Bone Fractures and Bone Repair. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@onlinestudent-ht8sc]

this has made such a confusing and complex process into a very understandable lesson in 10 minutes, thank you very much. the drawings and layout are incredible

[@scienceqila3993]

It's all amazing.
Correlation is superb.
Being as a fresh TH-camr,your short pithy lectures are quite helpful for me:)
Thumbs up Ormando❤

[@jojoyusri1608]

this video very helpful to me.. my God! my final exam coming soon.. while i'm not clearly understand about hemostasis.. when I watched this video.. clearly! now I understand about the process! thank you!

[@bubblygal]

your 10 min video taught me what i was struggling w for 3 hours. God bless you man

[@jiminshighnote]

I've watched 2 videos and read from 2 books about this topic but I like your video the best. It is the clearest and most organised. It's easier to understand. Thank you so much!

[@martinsmith6534]

Thank you for the indepth explanation. your tutorials and handsomely drawn diagrams are on point and well explained to help one (us) understand in a quick possible way. keep up the good work and helping us

[@shaziabdulrahim57]

cn u pls make a video on intrinsic and extrinsic pathway?

[@mastkt]

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[@Apratim98]

Check out mine for the same..

[@yarghhargh9345]

Amazing, this man is studying medical science

[@gurusekhar1843]

After searching many videos, I found this helpful

[@akaruitaiyo]

thank you very much!
Just a gentle reminder to correct certain spelling mistakes. like... Extrinsic, not extrensic. But generally, your videos really help! thanks

[@pdc293]

Seriously, I was a little skeptical about watching this video at first because there are not that many views on it, but it is exceptional!

[@dr.leelaram]

Your explanation is outstanding Sir❤❤

[@DavidL999]

Thanks, I always watch a ton of your videos when my exams are close, they always help!

[@Therian183]

Really your videos are very clear and informative

[@yuzu8284]

PLz do the coagulation cascade

[@Apratim98]

Check out mine for the same..

[@emmapaulus99]

this was so helpful in bringing all the steps together in a cohesive manner...thank you!!

[@magdamunoz8850]

very well done thanks. I am addicted to your videos

[@SaiwanMaerufSaiwanbio]

thanks for this video why you did not mention about coagulation factor ?? , i hope you will make a video about the action of plasmin ( fibrinolysis ) .

[@Apratim98]

Check out mine for the same..

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wooow i luv your videos, pls dont stop making good videos you have no idea how much you help students like myself.

[@bimenyimanajeancloude7352]

much credit for this work thank you

[@savannahscott96]

Great video!!! I really appreciate how well thought out the organization is!

[@surdigital9851]

Very good explantation. Thanks

[@pinakichall5462]

Very nicely explained! well done.

[@angelbertoblancoblanco5286]

Awesome video, your artwork and explanations always clarifies it for me, thanks.

[@igorpassioura2769]

You're a boss dude. I use these in my medical studies. You're a great help!

[@subhobiswas5870]

Cell injury video plz

[@hollycox7580]

THANK YOU SIR. i have an anatomy exam soon and this helped so much!!

[@sauravranjanmohapatra2332]

undoubtedly the best. Thanks a lot.

[@LiveYourOwn]

combining science and art... thanks... i would never understand about hemostasis if i didn't watch this video.
God bless you and your talent :)

[@minnieyoo9239]

Thank you! This is so much easier than I thought! My teacher sucks at explaining

[@nowfalkhan1971]

Thanks for u r clear explanations

[@carissapurabaya9893]

Pembuluh darah yang mengalami kerusakan akan mengalami proses blood clotting dengan mekanisme:
1. Vasospasm/Vasoconstriction
(vasodilatasi terjadi bila non-injury cell)
Otot polos pada pembuluh darah akan terkonstriksi untuk mengurangi aliran darah. Signalling vasokinstriksi dilakukan oleh :
- Cells around area sends signalls
- Nerve reflex
- Myogenic Spasm
2. Platelet Plug Formation (platetet membentuk temporary plug untuk menghentikan pendarahan). Dilakukan dengan 4 cara :
- Plug Adhession
Von Williebrand Factors mengarahkan platelet/trombosit untuk menempel pada sel yang mengalami luka, platelet akan menempel pada daerah luka tersebut
- Platelet Release Reaction
Platelet mengeluarkan adenosin bifosfat (untuk menarik platelet lain) & serotonin protrombin A2 (meningkatkan Vasospasm & menarik platelet lain)
- Agregasi Platelet
Pengumpulan platelet pada area luka sehingga membentuk platelet plug formation
- Plug Formation
Penutupan daerah luka oleh platelet sehingga menghentikan pendarahan
3. Coagulation, berfungsi untuk memperkuat plug yang dibentuk platelet
- Intrinsic & Extrensic Pathway (clotting factors)  Protrombinase (aktivasi protrombin) yang berperan sebagai ‘lem’ untuk memperkuat plug
- Protrombinase dibantu dengan Ca2+ mengkatalasis :
Protrombin (inaktif) -> Trombin (aktif)
- Trombin dan Ca2+ menjadi enzim dalam perubahan :
Fibrinogen (soluble) -> Fibrin (insoluble)
Benang-benang fibrin akan menempel di seluruh yang kemudian menutup luka tersebut.
Thanks!

[@latoyaparker35]

Simple and easy to understand. Thankyou!

[@trianahardianti]

THANK YOU. watched one video and clicked subscribe button immediately.

[@kellabhumi9553]

nicely explained... thanku

[@mohammadmanasrah1254]

thank you armando

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Fantastic, THANK YOU FOR MAKING!

[@anirudhparvathareddy8074]

Well explained

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Thank you so much, your video is very helpful!

[@barakoko]

Really awesome vid man!!!

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great video, really helped

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Thanks 🙏🏾 for making everything clear

[@afifahsholiha388]

Thank you so much. You explain this so clear

[@meamenoj]

Very helpful thank you very much.

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Thanks for making our lives easier, sir :3
KEEP IT UP (Y )

[@KhanhTon]

VERY helpful

[@Kabeerahameen]

Thank you

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It helped me a lot. Thank you so much!

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good job buddy! great video!

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You sir, are awesome! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

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you are awesome mate

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Incrível. Muito obrigado !!

[@courtneyrayppy9990]

LOL at the random example of a bull poking you with its horn.

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good job

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nice job sr 👍

[@moodangkiku]

very easy to understand. thank you

[@zohirali9924]

very good thanks

[@fatematuzzohora7628]

Thank you so much. It was of great help. Now in quarantine i m clearing my concepts which i couldnt do during items 😁

[@fathiyaalhosany5977]

that was helpful, thanks

[@jlaf1224]

awesome. Thank you.

[@haseebkhan-ih3os]

really like it
great work

[@PJ-jc1ko]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@Sagi..]

Sir in this Cascade I couldn't see the intervention of 'vit k'..... pls anyone can answer?

[@ramakrishnamurthyp2842]

Thank u for this video

[@rahimayousafzai307]

this is perfect.outstanding.Thanks for saving my life ❤

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Very well done, thanks!

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danko means thank you

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thank you so much .. it's very helpful

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Thanks very much for a such great viedeo !!

[@zb9492]

Excellent

[@asayel12]

excellent explanation ,,,,thank you

[@TruthSerumBarton]

thank you!

[@WiiHappyTime]

This is a good video, made me understand it! Thanks

[@tapanshah2900]

ONCE AGAIN....YOU'VE DONE IT,PHYSIOLOGY SIMPLIFIED

[@adeehitomiakiyama1997]

you are amazing! thank you Mr. Hasudungan. :)

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Thank u

[@dam6.6]

helpful stuff

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very helpful ....thank you ....💕💕💕

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This can help me a lot!

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thanks!!

[@tanya1300]

Amazing video! Thanks so much :)

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Amazing and helpful, as always! ^^

[@beringin90]

God bless.

[@myjalibreak]

thank you very very much :)

[@norahankey1698]

very well explained! Thank you :)

[@dr.ghaziafatima3919]

exellent video

[@mid1chosen]

The bull attack is so funny

[@nellyhoffman6194]

thanks a lot !!!!

[@Omri.Tal.]

Thank you! you're the best!

[@amarpurohit1682]

why does the vessel contract upon damage? surely more blood will be lost that way?

[@dimakatso3724]

k

[@MBChB-hw8nf]

Amar Purohit when a vessel contracts, less blood is lost. To contract means narrowing, or thinning...the vessel becomes smaller in diameter so less blood is lost

[@nzcastasus]

Great Video! Thank you so much! :)

[@kayu9254]

thanks for making this video!

[@thesalwa4606]

جميل جدا وبسيط =)
Thank you very much:)

[@izuchan92]

MARRY ME!....
Thank you thank you thank you...

[@asim2018]

where is thrombokines you miss that actually thrombokines convert prothrombin to thrombin

[@supernehas14]

do you have any videos on the clotting cascade?

[@doctorwaseem3279]

+supernehas14 [e-mail] contact me will send u picture

[@nondumisondhlovu9181]

check out HANDWRITTEN TUTORIALS here on TH-cam. I think he adds the cascade in his explanation

[@omairacaycho1389]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@celraja4035]

thanks so help full before an exam !!! :))