You’re the best! I’m a 64 y/o that’s returned to school to earn my nurse practitioner license. It’s been many years since I first learned this, your videos are awesome!
you are literally saving me with my nursing masters! shared your page with everyone in my advanced patho class!!!!!! love love love your youtube videos
I saw this channel for the first time and can I say, I really appreciate your work 💪😊 I am very bad at making short notes 📝😅 but luckily I've found you So thank u. You just earned another 🌹SUBSCRIBER🌹❤
This is a very nice summary including well organized and nicely visually displayed with color coding. This brought back fond memories of my medical school lecture notes taken with my big, thick multi-colored pen. Thank you for stimulating those joyful memories.
This is an exceptionally informative and well-presented video. Thanks for uploading it. I have shared it on my FB page because on there, the way people think nowadays they seem to rely too much on drugs and other therapies for disease and ailments.
Thank you so much for these videos, tomorrow is the 3rd time I'm taking the teas for a higher score, and I'm feeling a lot more confident with your videos.
I thought cytotoxic T cells killed infected body cells, not pathogens. pathogens themselves are killed by having antibodies stuck to them, which macrophages recognize, and this causes the macrophage to engulf the pathogen. Really nice and organized video though!
I had questions in teas that patient had wound on skin,when pathogen enter through wound and then which system will help to kill the pathogen Immune system Circulatory system Integumentary system Lymphatic system
For some reason I'm watching immune system videos for no reason. I'm not saying the videos I watched are bad. I just have no idea why I'm watching them.
I got question in teas exam which cell suppress T cell cells - a- t regulatory cells B- B cells C- plasma cells D- antibodies I found answer that it is regulatory cells , but don’t know process plz explain it
Eosinophil means Eo or Eos - dawn (of red colour thus) so as it stains red it maybe means it is 'acidic' (but note it comes like most medical terms either from ancient Gk. or with some others from Latin). 'Phil' always means likiing or loving. It is a bit moot and a quibble but I am interested in the etymology of words.
Can you make more summaries for all of the body systems on your videos. I know there's this one and the hear one and that's all I could find. It's great for a quick review for science especially since some people don't have alot of time to study for the teas science section since science is so broad.
Why don't antigen presenting cells recognize antigens in some disease such as hepatitis B? Or is the problem with the T helper cells? How do innate immunity cells know when something is foreign?
Chemical Barriers commonly found in our bodily secretions are: (1) Lysozomes, (2) IgA (A.K.A. The Anti Septic Paint of our mucosal linings, because they are present in EVERY mucosal surface), (3) Lactofferin, and (4) Amylase (the digestive enzyme mentioned in the video).
AME should test health professionals annually on education, considering the prepaid educations during college years in a video conference, nothing to do with video
You’re the best! I’m a 64 y/o that’s returned to school to earn my nurse practitioner license. It’s been many years since I first learned this, your videos are awesome!
That is awesome!!!
Agree !
@@lindascanlan6317 Im 58 and in nursing school. I GET IT!
Very good
you are literally saving me with my nursing masters! shared your page with everyone in my advanced patho class!!!!!! love love love your youtube videos
you help my medical school life become much better, this is what I need, I’m so bad at summarizing and here you go♥️
I saw this channel for the first time and can I say, I really appreciate your work 💪😊 I am very bad at making short notes 📝😅 but luckily I've found you So thank u. You just earned another 🌹SUBSCRIBER🌹❤
This is a very nice summary including well organized and nicely visually displayed with color coding. This brought back fond memories of my medical school lecture notes taken with my big, thick multi-colored pen.
Thank you for stimulating those joyful memories.
Can you make more videos on the other systems!!! THis is sOOOOO gOOOOODDD THANKS I literally LOve you !!
Wow that was amazingly helpful !! Straight to the point but yet very descriptive!! Thank you!! You’re awesome!!
I am in grade 11 and studying life science and i found this very helpful along with the flashcards. love the writing especially in colour
Very well done as always, thanks so much! 👍👍. I love the way you explain the meaning of the words, it makes everything much more clear.
This is an exceptionally informative and well-presented video. Thanks for uploading it. I have shared it on my FB page because on there, the way people think nowadays they seem to rely too much on drugs and other therapies for disease and ailments.
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Thank you❤. You just saved another nursing life!😊
you have a very nice way to conclusion every ideas together and make them sense
You’re a lifesaver professor thank youuuu soo muchhh🥹🥹🙏🏻🍓🍓
Thank you so much for these videos, tomorrow is the 3rd time I'm taking the teas for a higher score, and I'm feeling a lot more confident with your videos.
Incredibly well presented summary! Really helps tie it all together. Thank you!
I love this it's actually like I'm studying and taking down notes.
Nice to see your knowledgeable video again..... Thankyou
Better than the osmosis presentation of the immune system ...thank you
Great summary...Concept clarity superb...The sequence of presentation....sooo good..Well done
Thank you so much:)
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This is the best teaching we need as students
SO GOOD! I'm studying for the TEAS, and this is so good!
All the contents in your website is just awesome, perfect study materials for students like us.
BEST video on this subject
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Amazing! Organized review to help put all these cells in their proper places
All video are helpful...thankuuu...please make summarized video on hypersensitivity,pneumococcus
Me too about hypersensitivity
Thank u so much. This video was very much helpful !!!. Would you please do a video about lymphatic system ?
THANKS for sharing. Great review
So clearly explained! Thank you!
HAHAHA this was fun to watch honestly!! you´re amazing
I thought cytotoxic T cells killed infected body cells, not pathogens. pathogens themselves are killed by having antibodies stuck to them, which macrophages recognize, and this causes the macrophage to engulf the pathogen. Really nice and organized video though!
same here. from previous class I have that cytotoxic cells attack foreign cells or body cells infected by viruses.
Your note is so colorful. I love it
Good clear and simple direct to the subject not to much explaining either great video
Bacteria flora on skin and gut also competitively inhibits pathogens , I think they also can be included in innate immunity .
I had questions in teas that patient had wound on skin,when pathogen enter through wound and then which system will help to kill the pathogen
Immune system
Circulatory system
Integumentary system
Lymphatic system
IMMUNE SYSTEM
wow, such an amazing lecture you gave. thanks for all, wish you the best
so helpful! Great summarizing! Thanks for making this video
For some reason I'm watching immune system videos for no reason. I'm not saying the videos I watched are bad. I just have no idea why I'm watching them.
Those old videos are amazing
I got question in teas exam which cell suppress T cell cells -
a- t regulatory cells
B- B cells
C- plasma cells
D- antibodies
I found answer that it is regulatory cells , but don’t know process plz explain it
This was very helpful!! thank you, would you please do a video on the lymphatic system?? thank you :-)
Yea on lymphatic system too
I've had the channel for a few months but I have returned specifically for lymphatic system!
Eosinophil means Eo or Eos - dawn (of red colour thus) so as it stains red it maybe means it is 'acidic' (but note it comes like most medical terms either from ancient Gk. or with some others from Latin). 'Phil' always means likiing or loving. It is a bit moot and a quibble but I am interested in the etymology of words.
Actually, the name "Eosinophils" is named after the dye "eosin", which is red in color.
Eo or Eos mean "dawn" like you said.
Thank you so much for explanation! It's very engaging and your drawings are beautiful too
Excellent Summary 👌
Thanks for making it so easy.
This was extremely helpful thanks!!
this literally saved me!!! thanks you
Thank you so much for your clear illustration.
Brilliantly done...thank u
This is very helpful ,, All thanks to you
Thank you so much I love your videos
Can you make more summaries for all of the body systems on your videos. I know there's this one and the hear one and that's all I could find. It's great for a quick review for science especially since some people don't have alot of time to study for the teas science section since science is so broad.
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You are amazing in explanation. Thank You!
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Keep going
I love sitting here waiting while you write.
Ditto. Your videos are awesome
thank you so much for your videos
This is super helpful- really appreciate the effort here! 👌
PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE❤️
Excellent presentation!
really simple and concise video.apprciate.
The info helped me thank you. Presentation of info good, but cd be great
Very clear and detailed👍❤️
Could we get a pdf of your video please especially the picture of your headnotes please. Thanks
Why don't antigen presenting cells recognize antigens in some disease such as hepatitis B? Or is the problem with the T helper cells? How do innate immunity cells know when something is foreign?
Thank you for making these videos ❤❤❤
You are so welcome!
Uu have so much videos on uur channel and their all so helpful
Cheers-
You are amazing 👏 Thank you 😊
Very good presentation
Thank you so much 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Susanna, would be so cool if in the last few secs you pulled the camera back to get a shot of the entire page.
Can you make a class of complement system and antibodies
Excellent!
Chemical Barriers commonly found in our bodily secretions are: (1) Lysozomes, (2) IgA (A.K.A. The Anti Septic Paint of our mucosal linings, because they are present in EVERY mucosal surface), (3) Lactofferin, and (4) Amylase (the digestive enzyme mentioned in the video).
THANKS for sharing..great notes..
Hai, your channel amazingly helpful...hopefully there's topic about oncology on your next video 😅, tq.
Excellent video.
Simple and clear. Ty!
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Really nice video ! Thank you )))
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I recognize your voice from Khan Academy. You can run but you cant hide. Ha ha ha
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I love your cute handwriting ❤❤
Why did I only find this video one day after my bio exams :(
Hank says that B lymphocytes mature in bone marrow. Not in the lymph system
Nice handwriting ❤
Many thanks 😊!!
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AME should test health professionals annually on education, considering the prepaid educations during college years in a video conference, nothing to do with video
You saved 3 months of university thanks
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