Let me paraphrase: ARF can be categorises with prerenal, intrarenal & post renal. Prerenal is caused by HoTN, CO, haemorrhage, reduced fluid. Intrarenal mainly caused by infections, and post renal caused by urinary track obstruction. Clinical manifestations can be oliguria, oedema, vomiting, fatigue and weakness. The goal of management is to maintain the renal function during caring and restore the fluid balance, treating infections and other causes of ARF
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Totally agree. I come to Osmosis first for the visual explanation of the physiology, anatomy, etc., then hit up UpToDate for the nitty gritty details. Really helpful.
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I really love this channel But some major mistakes in the video... actually edema in glomerunephiritis is because of hypoproteinemia and decrease plasma oncotic pressure... and metabolic acidosis don't just happen due to build up of acids it's because of complex mechanisms involving potassium sodium and hydrogen ion transport
I KNEW IT! I know this comment is 4 years old, but it was driving me crazy none of that made sense to me! I had to go back to the anatomy and physiology of the kidney/filtrates and what GFR actually is. Iv been going over notes and different videos for about 10 hours...I thought I had misinterpreted something somewhere. Your comment is like a breath of fresh air.
Terrific work, I hope you demonstrate the introduction for a common subject in one video for example here in AKI you explained renal functions 3 times in each of the 3 videos of AKI, I think you can explain the intro once and then in other related videos mention where to find the intro, keep on the good work.
In the summary of IntraRenal AKI it says the BUN:Creatinine ratio decreases due to impaired reabsorption of Urea in tubular damage. How then does Azotaemia result? Is this in fact just in reference to IntraRenal AKI resulting in Renal Papillary Necrosis but not in reference to glomerular issues or acute tubular necrosis where the BUN is referenced to increase?
Normally, more urea (BUN) is reabsorbed than creatinine so the ratio BUN:Cr will be around 15. The ratio will decrease in intrarenal azotemia because there will be less excretion of BUN. So, both of them are not excreted in this case which will increase BOTH of their concentrations in blood but the RATIO will be less.
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Let me paraphrase: ARF can be categorises with prerenal, intrarenal & post renal. Prerenal is caused by HoTN, CO, haemorrhage, reduced fluid. Intrarenal mainly caused by infections, and post renal caused by urinary track obstruction. Clinical manifestations can be oliguria, oedema, vomiting, fatigue and weakness. The goal of management is to maintain the renal function during caring and restore the fluid balance, treating infections and other causes of ARF
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I have my Step 1 in a few weeks and Osmosis is my "go to" when I don't get a concept. It makes the learning process so so much simpler and we don't even realise the number of high yield points they cover because all of it just sounds like a seamless story! Keep up the good job guys! What you're doing here is just incredible.
I really hope you don't stop making these videos. I honestly find them to be the best medicine videos on youtube, and I've watched many channels but the way you guys do it is just so clear and easy to understand. Just know you are making a difference in someone's life to become a better student and a better doctor. Thank you sir
these videos are literally gold, renal path is one of the hardest to grasp and this does amazing job with animations. GOD BLESS.
I'm a final year med student and i generally watch one of these before a new chapter because it's just so easy and such a clear base to start off with
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Totally agree. I come to Osmosis first for the visual explanation of the physiology, anatomy, etc., then hit up UpToDate for the nitty gritty details. Really helpful.
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I love your videos! and your sense of humour is just perfect! I love you guys! I'm currently studying for my state exams and your videos are great for revising some things I've forgotten from pathology!
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Hi! i just want to say thanks, you videos had save me a lot of times, for exams, and other Stuff. In Mexico, e here im studyng medicine, a lot of students watch your videos. Everybody loves them, thank you.
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I really love this channel But some major mistakes in the video... actually edema in glomerunephiritis is because of hypoproteinemia and decrease plasma oncotic pressure... and metabolic acidosis don't just happen due to build up of acids it's because of complex mechanisms involving potassium sodium and hydrogen ion transport
edema due to proteinuria is in nephrotic and nephritic syndrome.
I KNEW IT! I know this comment is 4 years old, but it was driving me crazy none of that made sense to me! I had to go back to the anatomy and physiology of the kidney/filtrates and what GFR actually is. Iv been going over notes and different videos for about 10 hours...I thought I had misinterpreted something somewhere. Your comment is like a breath of fresh air.
thank you for the great explanation :D
Terrific work, I hope you demonstrate the introduction for a common subject in one video for example here in AKI you explained renal functions 3 times in each of the 3 videos of AKI, I think you can explain the intro once and then in other related videos mention where to find the intro, keep on the good work.
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In the summary of IntraRenal AKI it says the BUN:Creatinine ratio decreases due to impaired reabsorption of Urea in tubular damage. How then does Azotaemia result?
Is this in fact just in reference to IntraRenal AKI resulting in Renal Papillary Necrosis but not in reference to glomerular issues or acute tubular necrosis where the BUN is referenced to increase?
Normally, more urea (BUN) is reabsorbed than creatinine so the ratio BUN:Cr will be around 15. The ratio will decrease in intrarenal azotemia because there will be less excretion of BUN. So, both of them are not excreted in this case which will increase BOTH of their concentrations in blood but the RATIO will be less.
Thanks! (+ an acute tubular necrosis video would be great!)
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Awesome video!!! Do you have video on Acid-Base distrubances?
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guys do you have video about ARDs ? amd i really love the way you make your explaination . thanksssomats
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8:00 why na can’t be absorbed as well as urea
.. previously u said that urea in blood will be increased and edema will occur
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