I'm a nursing student and have not found a video that explains this in a way that I understand it. I may not be taking the USMLE, but I'll surely pass my NCLEX with your help. Thank you!
With so many videos on so many topics and each has at least one pneumonic if not several, plus you put what is "high yield" and simplify the topic, one can see the huge efforts you put into all this. For that I salute you from the heart. Biggest thank you I hv ever given to any video maker esp the medical one. I kept the links to do many of your videos bed as a consultant in internal medicine they help us in quickly reviewing these important topics. Kudos.
another mnemonic to remember which Ig for each hypersensitivity reaction: 'Easy- Mg, G&T' = IgE, IgM/G, IgG, T-cell Mg2+ and Gin & Tonic both help Ease off from the stress of having to memorise this nightmare topic... Yay or nay?
Hi there! good summary and mnemonics :-D looks like there might be some issue with T cell type though, isn't it the CD4+ which will activate macrophages, for one of the slides? CD8+ directly kill the cell themselves, as you have written in another slides... actually, looks like both might be involved.
Man that's a very lovely and creative way of simplifying a such a complicated topic right there.I was not there for multiple class and was obsessed with the teacher who don't know a shit about the subject.You are life saver mate. Thanks and have a good one................
Excellent! Knowing the type and mechanisms were really essential ! ☺️ I remembered in my exam, the question is about a case of PSGN, they asked what type of H reaction ? But the choices were the mechanism of each rxn. So the answer were: deposition of immune complex compromised of IgM or IgG and antigen 😂 if u will rely only for the name itself ? Then naaah !
You'll love this. Psalm 23 vs 2: He maketh me to lie down in green PASTURES beside the STILL waters. (Good PASTURE = Type 2 aka verse 2) STILL waters = smooth. Can I get an amen!!!
Year 4, but am still forgetting stuff that Ive learned back in Y2 and Y3 :) Edit: I finally understand the renal pathology part, YOURE MY SAVIOR!!! *i am not even being dramatic*
You are definitely not alone. I feel like it's very easy to lose touch with even some of the most basic pathophysiology the further away you get from the first two years... so I love these videos, as they give me a quick refresher haha.
I'm a nursing student and have not found a video that explains this in a way that I understand it. I may not be taking the USMLE, but I'll surely pass my NCLEX with your help. Thank you!
I am doctor I am teaching my son who is in 2year MBBS.I really thank you for making hypersensitivity reactions learning so easy
You're teaching your 2 year old son this? So this is who my kids are up against
ACID
A-type 1-Allergic,Asthma,Anaphylaxis
C-tyoe 2-Cytotoxic,cmooth(goodposture syndrome)
I-type3-Immunecomplexes,Iumpi dumpi (post streptococcus glomerulonephritis
D-type4-Delayed,Dermatitis,Diabetes,DiagnosisTB
Very cmooth presentation, thank you 👌🏼
I cee what you did there
Nice complement
😂cmooth
@@adrianboutsias2437 SIMP
Chit😂
I think I love you. Thank you so much!! I've been struggling with this for too long, but now everything is alright.
Those cat toes are really cute
God bless you. It took me hours to understand this topic but your video does it in few minutes. You deserve a medal of teaching honor. KEEP UP.
This gave me a leg up in my Patho exam! Thank you so much! ❤️
You're a fantastic teacher. Thank you!
amazing video! Never completely understood the difference between 2 and 3 before this!
good presentation and easy to remember the basics that are most clinically relevant!!
wow awesome dude ! my step 1 is in April and these videos are solidifying my basic concepts . thanks a lot !!!
you are god's gift to second year medical students.
please help me be the gift that keeps on giving by SHARING these video links with your classmates :D
What a nemonic!! Wow!! Not just the mechanism but examples too can be learned
With so many videos on so many topics and each has at least one pneumonic if not several, plus you put what is "high yield" and simplify the topic, one can see the huge efforts you put into all this. For that I salute you from the heart. Biggest thank you I hv ever given to any video maker esp the medical one.
I kept the links to do many of your videos bed as a consultant in internal medicine they help us in quickly reviewing these important topics. Kudos.
I literally love you for making this video! Thank you for caring about struggling students like me :)
another mnemonic to remember which Ig for each hypersensitivity reaction:
'Easy- Mg, G&T'
= IgE, IgM/G, IgG, T-cell
Mg2+ and Gin & Tonic both help Ease off from the stress of having to memorise this nightmare topic... Yay or nay?
Can you explain more please?
@@miladkareem6454 Sure. What specifically don't you get?
that's seriously awesome teaching.. understood all concepts clearly tq soo much
I m so thankful for this concise simple video very easy to learn in a short period of time with many information
*Another one* DJ Khalid's voice. You da best.
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very good presentation I totally understand the lesson 🎉😊
But I thought in type I there was also a pre-stage where the body has its first contact with the antigen and plasma cells become sensitized.
You’re channel is the best, thank you
You mentioned CD8+ Th1 cells but I believe all Th1/2 cells are CD4+
yeap. u are correct. this guy made mistake
th1 is cd4, but it activates cell-mediated immunity (which includes cd8)
Rule of 8
2 x 4 = 8 so TH2 and CD4 go together
1 x 8 = 8 so TH1 and CD8 go together
@@shannonkilfoy I think this rule applies for the MHC though..:/
@@vixytori my bad! You are right
I Believe I can’t thank you enough! Thank you!
Can you please make a video about high yield microbiology (like the amazing pharmacology video that you made previously).
Hi there! good summary and mnemonics :-D
looks like there might be some issue with T cell type though, isn't it the CD4+ which will activate macrophages, for one of the slides? CD8+ directly kill the cell themselves, as you have written in another slides... actually, looks like both might be involved.
Absolute legend, Thank you so much
Really really a genius way to memorize hypersensitivity thanks a bunch.
This channel has been a lifeline for the last couple months with step 1 coming up! ... How come many of your videos have been deleted though?! :(
I KNOW IM DYING i miss them I was looking for the biochemistry ones and vitamin ones and so many that were deleted :(
Fantastic presentation, thank you so much!
Wow! have understood hypersensitivity reactions for the first time, thank you for this video
Please keep uploading your videos are incredible I miss your old ones I have been waiting they helped me soooooo much !
What an awesome presentation I love it . Good mastering of the content
finally, a video on how to remember the information! Thanks!
Thats such a good presentation . It will be really helpfull for my exam. Ty
8:20, proof that I still have not grown up, just a child wearing adult skin
No, it just means you're Dirty. Which is not a bad thing.
What!?
very good job,
Dr K Thaker
Really great concept deliver thanks a lot sir.
Man that's a very lovely and creative way of simplifying a such a complicated topic right there.I was not there for multiple class and was obsessed with the teacher who don't know a shit about the subject.You are life saver mate.
Thanks and have a good one................
After 30 years, I finally remember these 4, good acid
You are the best @Dirty medicine❤
Very well done , comprehensive, easy to memorize, want to watch all your USMLE Videos, can't find your name. Thank you so much
Is it possible to have a copy of your slide while I follow your video? This was perfect
Nice way 2 remember this topic. Thank you 💯
Maaaan u r good at this, thrust me u r good at this
Type 2 and 3 👌👌👌👌👌👌 best ever explanation
Excellent! Knowing the type and mechanisms were really essential ! ☺️ I remembered in my exam, the question is about a case of PSGN, they asked what type of H reaction ? But the choices were the mechanism of each rxn. So the answer were: deposition of immune complex compromised of IgM or IgG and antigen 😂 if u will rely only for the name itself ? Then naaah !
Cmooth presentation sir...thank you
All your videos are really helpful, please keep on doing it. THANKS from Italy
Very good video about hypersensitivity types
In one short video carries lots of information ❤️
Can I use only this as my preparatory materials? I learn by videoing
You have awesomely simplified
can we get the powerpoint presentation ?
Amazingly helpful presentation. Thank you!!!!
Fantastic and passionate explanation!
Question: both type 2 and 3 will activate the complement, right? so why 2 types? which factor will decide the way? thanks.
This video really helped me out man!...thank you!...
Amazing stuff. 😊 thank you!!
once i get through med school and get a job i will donate because you really helped me a lot thank you so much.
thank you so much, baffled to see such an explanation ❤
can you please make videos about microbiology, specially HIV/ Hepatitis drugs and strep vs staph! So confusing!
Great video, keep it up
Congratulations for this awesome presentation!
Biiiooioutttiiiful! 👏👏👏👏you are the best!!! Thank u! Beautiful!!! ++++
awesome teaching!! thanks
Wow...very impressive!!!
You'll love this. Psalm 23 vs 2: He maketh me to lie down in green PASTURES beside the STILL waters. (Good PASTURE = Type 2 aka verse 2) STILL waters = smooth.
Can I get an amen!!!
Hahaha a verse on a dirty usmle study group.
Thanks for all your help :-)
Very easy to follow. Thank you
Amazing explanation 👍👍👍👍👍
very nice . thank you . god bless
Thank you so much, but what do you mean by AHA in type 2 Hypersensitivity examples?
acute hemolytic anemia
Thanks. U just earned urself a new subscriber 🤗
Too short and apt! Beautifully presented thanks you
This was so helpful in understanding
C confused me with immune complex medicated 🙁
That was brilliant, sir
Year 4, but am still forgetting stuff that Ive learned back in Y2 and Y3 :)
Edit: I finally understand the renal pathology part, YOURE MY SAVIOR!!! *i am not even being dramatic*
You are definitely not alone. I feel like it's very easy to lose touch with even some of the most basic pathophysiology the further away you get from the first two years... so I love these videos, as they give me a quick refresher haha.
You’re a lifesaver!
Thank you so much.
You are amazing! Thank you!
Very helpful! Thank you for this video!
TH1 can't be CD8+, only CD4+
Very helpful.Thank you sir
You make me smile 😊
Idk why I’m here and I don’t understand half the stuff (I’m only 16 😂) but I loved the video!
Thank you so much!!
Tnx doc!it was so helpful❤
this is perfect! thank you!
You're amazing, thank you! :)
Can't thank you enough 😭❤️❤️❤️
god bless u man
Thank you ☺️
please make a video about Cushing syndrome
Great work! thanks 👍
🤜Thank u so much
This video helped me a lot in my exam ❤️ thank you very much!!!
Thanks a lot
You are the best
Thank you!