Pathophysiology of Fever

Hypothermia, hyperthermia, and fever. They're all different, and either we work against them or embrace them. Fevers, though miserable, play an important role in reducing bacterial replication and enhancing immune cell function. We review the homeostatic mechanisms of temperature regulation, the control of the hypothalamus, and how pyrogens drive a fever response. Get your acetaminophen ready, we're coming in hot.

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This is elaborate and precise, not to mention precious information on I think Medicine's most Basic, Essential and Significant topics. Outstanding job on the narration as well, very easy to comprehend the idea yet not too oversimplified to lose interest. Really benefitted from this video!
- From a recently graduated Intern/House Physician in Pakistan

[@KimberlyBSPhD]

What a great compliment! Thanks so much and so glad it was helpful.

[@MichelleKim-p9s]

thank you so much

[@kworld1942]

Great lecture 👍

[@KimberlyBSPhD]

Glad you liked it, hope that it helps!

[@Bushehri1]

Thank you 😊 for the video 📹

[@KimberlyBSPhD]

My pleasure 😊

[@nadiarevelo7539]

Thanks very much

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My pleasure

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Greatttt

[@KimberlyBSPhD]

Back at ya

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Sample exam question ans 1-d 2-d

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