As a Respiratory Therapy Student I appreciated the explanation and illustration clarity. The presentation was direct, succinct, well spoken and very digestable for students at many levels. THANK YOU! Alan D. Bosch, RT Student TTC, MUSC Respiratory Dept.
I've spent 4 months in my second to last nursing semester and you explained COPD more clearly in the first 14 minutes than my instructors have all semester.
I’m currently a nursing student and one of my module tutors has suggested watching all your pathophysiology videos. I have now managed to watch most them and I’m delighted to say that you are doing a wonderful job 👍! Thank you so much for all your help and for taking the time to explain these diseases!
thanks andrew. i ami aclinical pulmonogist since 25 years. i am now teaching at mauritius univ.your approach is clear and i have adopted your style.thank you
I'm a nursing student and this was very helpful. I always need to wrap my brain around the process in order to remember things and you present the process very well.
Am studying for my oncology nurse certification test, and am finding your videos to be a great addition/ refresher for pathophysiology. Thanks for making this as painless as possible!
in my second year of RN school. I wouldn't have made it this far without your videos. I love, love everything about them. Often I find myself passing exams and HESI tests with simply watching your videos and making notes right along with you. Please please don't stop posting them. Sincerely, O heck... my name is Teresa!!!!
I have copd, and I wondered if there was a direct relationship between the results of a spirometer test, and how breathless you are on your worst days. Brilliantly explained video, thank you so much.
Returning to practice and reviewing the chronic diseases-thank-you for the clarity. Matching clinic symptoms to the pathological process is YOUR talent. Very appreciated!
I been living with Asthma COPD for 7 years, its very similar to the one called Enphazema and bronchitis, but COPD basically means lung damage, and if you have Asthma it goes through all the same stages, it is really a delight that this knowledge and information is out here and especially on TH-cam. Thanks!
Thank you for this. I'm also a nursing student trying to get a better understanding and you've done a better job than all the vague answers my instructors have given.
Hi, thanks for helping me prepare for my Pathophysiology of Disease finals. I'm studying for a BSc in Physical Activity and Health in Scotland, and your videos are a huge help in understanding this complex subject. Thanks very much.
Thanks for this video, I am doing a presentation on COPD in relation to epigenetics in a couple of weeks. This has helped me a lot in my understanding of the disease.
Absolutely brilliant Andrew, I am a nusing student in Western Australia who was struggling to understand COPD, but wow ! you have hit the nail right on the head. Many thanks for this production.
I am a visual learner and find your videos so helpful in understanding these complex diseases and their associated patho. Thank you for the great tools :)
Your lectures are fantastic, thank you for doing them. I have pathophysiology online this semester and my teacher doesn't offer audio for studying. Your lectures have really helped my understanding of the material.
You do such a great job at explaining how and why things work the way they do. When I understand it like this, I'm much more likely to be able to retain in long term. Thanks so much for posting it!
Andrew just wanted to give kudos on your willingness to post these lectures, donation of your time, and utilization of technology in furthering the understanding of pathophysiology. Speaking for myself I have really enjoyed your teaching style and look forward to watching more from you, thanks and all the best. ~Zachary
Excellent lecture! I work in biologics R&D, in part with pulmonary therapeutics. This video is one of the best overviews of COPD I've come across. Can't wait to view the rest of your contributions at youtube!
Thank you for helping me understand my disease more,i am a 24 year old that got diagnosed with COPD 4 months ago,my life has made a 360 turn,its been hard,especially knowing that my case is a 3 in 100,i have AAT deficiency.
Hi i am from germany, and I appreciate all of your videos. In germany these instructional videos are not so perfect, so i prefer looking a video even in a foreign language - and by the way you teach me english. So if I want I could even go abroad an still work as a nurse! THX for all!
Thank you so much for explaining this. My partial diagnosis is COPD, yet I find that in the summer, with sufficient moderate exercise my symptoms largely disappear. I use Albuterole and Asmanex. The symptoms I have do not include throat constriction, just excessive coughing. Now I understand the etiology of my condition much better.
Thanks Andrew! It started a bit slow . . . I almost navigated away. I am soooooo glad that I didn't. My doctor just informed me that I "may" have either chronic bronchitis or emphysema. I had no concepts about either. It may have made more sense for him to note that I likely had COPD Thanks again for the very informative video.
This video is fantastic, thank you so much for this. you have made this very easy for me to understand and now i can get a good grasp on this disease and how it works. Keep the videos coming!!
Terrific video, very very informative while also not delving too deep into terminology so as the confuse. Currently doing a university assignment on the effectiveness of indacaterol on COPD and this has helped make sense of a lot
currently doing an assessment about COPD and i stumbled upon this video, just wanna let you know you've cleared ALOT of my confusions with this video and would like to say that you're doing a great job :D!
Excellent work. The cilia is definitely key and most forget to mention that even focusing on the lung function thereby showing their lean towards pharmacology technology rather than biological function. Except that they also know some people go bald, sweat less or not at all, loose cilia, and other factors such as Alpha-1 genetically are related as well it seems like. I'm not a Dr. but everyone I know that has has COPD has a complex mixture of many of these factors indicating a definite genetic predisposition. Thank you for that word about Fibrosis too.
this video was very helpful in clearing up the gaps my physio prof left in this subject- even though I am in vet school and animals dont smoke! but still can get COPD from chronic allergies!
Thanks! Great explanation and so much easier to understand as I study and prepare for National Boards for advanced practice nursing and NP🙂 certification
This video is excellent!!! I actually got a better understanding of COPD. Andrew you are an excellent TEACHER. The demonstrations were made to be understandable. Thank you so much, i will be looking for other material that you teach !!!
Awesome video! I am a second semester ADN student and we are currently studying oxygenation and related diseases and this really helped. I plan to share it with my classmate. Thanks so much! Look forward to more of your videos!
great video. Thankyou so much for discussing it like that.. I would want to know a little more about the cells and mediators driving the inflammation and compare it with the cells and mediators in asthma
woooow andrew...so many big thanks :D tomorrow i hv exam abt COPD, I got no much time to read books,,then i watch this, this video is really helpful please please dont stop to make educative video like this :) but i wait for pneumonia, asthma, bronchiectasis patophysiology please :))
Hey man, awesome lecture! Your work is highly appreciated. What I like the most is your well-structured way of explaining the pathophysiology behind each symptom. I love you (no homo).
Sir, thank you. You have clarified for me so much I didn't understand before watching your video. I have COPD, & it really helps me to understand what's happening.
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As a Respiratory Therapy Student I appreciated the explanation and illustration clarity. The presentation was direct, succinct, well spoken and very digestable for students at many levels. THANK YOU!
Alan D. Bosch, RT Student TTC, MUSC Respiratory Dept.
I've spent 4 months in my second to last nursing semester and you explained COPD more clearly in the first 14 minutes than my instructors have all semester.
I’m currently a nursing student and one of my module tutors has suggested watching all your pathophysiology videos. I have now managed to watch most them and I’m delighted to say that you are doing a wonderful job 👍! Thank you so much for all your help and for taking the time to explain these diseases!
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Keep watching, we appreciate the support!
thanks andrew. i ami aclinical pulmonogist since 25 years. i am now teaching at mauritius univ.your approach is clear and i have adopted your style.thank you
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Keep watching, we appreciate the support!
I'm a nursing student and this was very helpful. I always need to wrap my brain around the process in order to remember things and you present the process very well.
I have been struggling to understand the pathophysiology of COPD, it just wouldn't sick in. I finally get it, thank-you so much.
Absolutely love how you bring this down to earth and make the explanations so simple. Watch these over and over!!
Thanks for the feedback! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Keep watching, we appreciate the support!
Am studying for my oncology nurse certification test, and am finding your videos to be a great addition/ refresher for pathophysiology. Thanks for making this as painless as possible!
Awesome to hear Carol! Glad the videos helped!
in my second year of RN school. I wouldn't have made it this far without your videos. I love, love everything about them. Often I find myself passing exams and HESI tests with simply watching your videos and making notes right along with you. Please please don't stop posting them. Sincerely, O heck... my name is Teresa!!!!
Thanks so much! The entire Health Ed Solutions team is rolling out lessons regularly!
You explained it better than my professor. Thank you!!!
Thank you for the feedback! Glad you found it helpful!
I have copd, and I wondered if there was a direct relationship between the results of a spirometer test, and how breathless you are on your worst days. Brilliantly explained video, thank you so much.
Returning to practice and reviewing the chronic diseases-thank-you for the clarity.
Matching clinic symptoms to the pathological process is YOUR talent. Very appreciated!
I been living with Asthma COPD for 7 years, its very similar to the one called Enphazema and bronchitis, but COPD basically means lung damage, and if you have Asthma it goes through all the same stages, it is really a delight that this knowledge and information is out here and especially on TH-cam. Thanks!
Thanks for watching and sharing your story!
Short and to the point many thanks, I am an anesthetist and preparing for the oral part of my exam, your lecture is very helpful
1st year nursing student here... Your video help soooooooo much!! Thank you!
Thank you for this. I'm also a nursing student trying to get a better understanding and you've done a better job than all the vague answers my instructors have given.
Hi, thanks for helping me prepare for my Pathophysiology of Disease finals. I'm studying for a BSc in Physical Activity and Health in Scotland, and your videos are a huge help in understanding this complex subject. Thanks very much.
Thanks for this video, I am doing a presentation on COPD in relation to epigenetics in a couple of weeks. This has helped me a lot in my understanding of the disease.
NP student here. I have learned about COPD many times but you hit on some points that never seems to click. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely brilliant Andrew, I am a nusing student in Western Australia who was struggling to understand COPD, but wow ! you have hit the nail right on the head.
Many thanks for this production.
I am a visual learner and find your videos so helpful in understanding these complex diseases and their associated patho. Thank you for the great tools :)
Your lectures are fantastic, thank you for doing them. I have pathophysiology online this semester and my teacher doesn't offer audio for studying. Your lectures have really helped my understanding of the material.
You are the reason I will pass my national exam. Thank you!!
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Very informative and Great for a visual learner. Thank you
Thank you for taking the time to make this video and many others, it has helped me understand COPD much more clearly
Awesome to hear! You're very welcome!
I enjoy all of your videos. Thanks for your time and commitment.
You're welcome! We will be rolling out new lessons soon. Keep watching, we appreciate the support!
Extremely helpful and easy to understand! I am an NP student and your video is part of our studies.
You’re welcome. Glad you found it helpful!
Best vid in youtube about the pathophysiology of COPD. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for your feedback and thank you for watching.
Thank you so much for these videos. They're helping me get thru nursing school. The pace and clarity of your explanations are so helpful.
You do such a great job at explaining how and why things work the way they do. When I understand it like this, I'm much more likely to be able to retain in long term. Thanks so much for posting it!
as a senior medical practitioner i find it as useful as a student
Thank you very much. You explained it much much better than our prof:)
Andrew just wanted to give kudos on your willingness to post these lectures, donation of your time, and utilization of technology in furthering the understanding of pathophysiology. Speaking for myself I have really enjoyed your teaching style and look forward to watching more from you, thanks and all the best. ~Zachary
Thanks for this terrific explanation. Big help for my paramedic panel assessment coming up.
You’re welcome. Glad you found it helpful!
Audio was perfect, and well worth the watch! Excellent, well explained lecture.
Thank you
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Very well explained, easy to understand. I liked it very much. please keep posting more. thanks you so much Andrews!
Great video. You've basically covered everything that I was confused about.
Great summary! I am a nursing instructor and this is a great resource for me to recommend to students! Thank you!
Hello. I really liked your video. I am a very visual person and seeing the figures drawn in front of me was a great help. Thanks!
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Big thank you Andrew ..I have a sister with COPD and you have explained this progressive illness very clearly.
Having been a ore TH-cam Learner and of the You tube age, I really really REALLY appreciate this
Great video. Will be checking out more during this semester in nursing school.
Great video, very informative, and you kept it basic enough without dumbing it down. Great job.
Excellent lecture! I work in biologics R&D, in part with pulmonary therapeutics. This video is one of the best overviews of COPD I've come across. Can't wait to view the rest of your contributions at youtube!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm a nursing student, and this video has really helped me understand COPD.
Your videos are amazing and easy to follow. Very happy I stumbled upon this.
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thankyou, i found your explanation easy to understand for a nursing student.
Thank you so much for sharing your feedback!
I am currently studying an MSc in physiotherapy and find your videos very useful, thank you!
Thank you for the support Kylie!
By the way. I love the way you present the concepts. Very easy to understand.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for helping me understand my disease more,i am a 24 year old that got diagnosed with COPD 4 months ago,my life has made a 360 turn,its been hard,especially knowing that my case is a 3 in 100,i have AAT deficiency.
Thank you for watching. Hope you are well.
Hi i am from germany, and I appreciate all of your videos. In germany these instructional videos are not so perfect, so i prefer looking a video even in a foreign language - and by the way you teach me english. So if I want I could even go abroad an still work as a nurse! THX for all!
Thank you so much for explaining this. My partial diagnosis is COPD, yet I find that in the summer, with sufficient moderate exercise my symptoms largely disappear. I use Albuterole and Asmanex. The symptoms I have do not include throat constriction, just excessive coughing. Now I understand the etiology of my condition much better.
Top man …… such a great explanation……… I have sat through class trying to understand spirometry and PFT's ………now I get it
this really helped me a lot to understand COPD and your good at explaining. thank you
I have a nursing exam tomorrow on this. This is so great! helped me heaps. :)
Thanks Andrew!
It started a bit slow . . .
I almost navigated away.
I am soooooo glad that I didn't. My doctor just informed me that I "may" have either chronic bronchitis or emphysema. I had no concepts about either. It may have made more sense for him to note that I likely had COPD
Thanks again for the very informative video.
This video is fantastic, thank you so much for this. you have made this very easy for me to understand and now i can get a good grasp on this disease and how it works. Keep the videos coming!!
Thanks so much for the support Joshua!
Your videos are great!I I really appreciate all the effort you go to. Thank you, please keep up the good work.
Terrific video, very very informative while also not delving too deep into terminology so as the confuse. Currently doing a university assignment on the effectiveness of indacaterol on COPD and this has helped make sense of a lot
currently doing an assessment about COPD and i stumbled upon this video, just wanna let you know you've cleared ALOT of my confusions with this video and would like to say that you're doing a great job :D!
Really enjoyed your video. Was a great refresher of information that was easy to understand. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the lesson! Really appreciate the kind words!
one of the best videos for the laymen I have ever seen! great job !
Thank you!
Thank you very much for the explanationof PFT and alveoli function and structure with surrounding environment.
Excellent work. The cilia is definitely key and most forget to mention that even focusing on the lung function thereby showing their lean towards pharmacology technology rather than biological function. Except that they also know some people go bald, sweat less or not at all, loose cilia, and other factors such as Alpha-1 genetically are related as well it seems like. I'm not a Dr. but everyone I know that has has COPD has a complex mixture of many of these factors indicating a definite genetic predisposition. Thank you for that word about Fibrosis too.
Thanks for the input!
fantastic video- really explained things clearly and succinctly
Very clear and all made very simple to understand. Thanks.
Thanks so much!!
i work as a medic and your videos were very informative.
great video! Very easy to understand, without dumbing it down too much. Thank you!
You're welcome IzzieCreationDesign, we will be rolling out new lessons soon. Keep watching, we appreciate the support!
Your videos have been very helpful to me! Thank you
this video was very helpful in clearing up the gaps my physio prof left in this subject- even though I am in vet school and animals dont smoke! but still can get COPD from chronic allergies!
Thank you for the feedback! Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks! Great explanation and so much easier to understand as I study and prepare for National Boards for advanced practice nursing and NP🙂 certification
This is such a great video! Thank you!
This video is excellent!!! I actually got a better understanding of COPD. Andrew you are an excellent TEACHER. The demonstrations were made to be understandable. Thank you so much, i will be looking for other material that you teach !!!
Thank you so much for the kind words Kay!
Excellent video. Very explanatory!!! I have a better understanding of COPD and its pathophysiology now. Thanks for making this video
Thank you for the awesome feedback!
Thank you so much for this informative video!
Thank you for watching!
Awesome - quick, complete, interesting (very calming voice), and I feel like a better prepared student! Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! Your videos have been so HELPFUL!!!!
Awesome video! I am a second semester ADN student and we are currently studying oxygenation and related diseases and this really helped. I plan to share it with my classmate. Thanks so much! Look forward to more of your videos!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it!
thank you for your lecture. it helped me understand copd more
Thank you Marcial!
great video. Thankyou so much for discussing it like that.. I would want to know a little more about the cells and mediators driving the inflammation and compare it with the cells and mediators in asthma
Thanks for the question. We will ask Dr. Wolf and see what he says!
Great intro to the pathopyhs of COPD. Thank you, Andrew!
Thanks Lou!
woooow andrew...so many big thanks :D
tomorrow i hv exam abt COPD, I got no much time to read books,,then i watch this, this video is really helpful
please please dont stop to make educative video like this :)
but i wait for pneumonia, asthma, bronchiectasis patophysiology please :))
can't believe this video received a thumbs down.... awesome informative and step by step explanation of the disease.. thanks!
Quite a lot clarification of the concept of COPD. Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome. Glad you found it helpful!
This is amazing. Thank you so much!!
Respiratory Therapy Student
Absolutely fantastic video - extremely informative and well presented. Well done!
Thanks so much!
very well explained, I understood what you were saying even when you were using clinical terms, thanks....
Great vid. Now i'm going to studie the books. This is a great introduction and visual information.
Hey man, awesome lecture! Your work is highly appreciated. What I like the most is your well-structured way of explaining the pathophysiology behind each symptom. I love you (no homo).
Excellent overview on COPD Dr Wolf. Will also be sure to complete the survey that you mentioned.
Thanks so much!
wonderful explanation. It was crystal clear. Thank you very much sir.
So, so clear and helpful, thank you!
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thanks dude really helpful for my paramedic training
Thanks so much Ed!
I really enjoy your explanations! You make Univeristy Life easier! So thank you!
Thanks for your feedback and thank you for watching.
Thanks for the additional PFT topic! :)
Thanks for watching! You are welcome:)
Sir, thank you. You have clarified for me so much I didn't understand before watching your video. I have COPD, & it really helps me to understand what's happening.
Thanks, im a nursing student, trying to explain this in a presentation, thanks for the breakdown
This was fantastic, thank you very much for this great explanation!
Thank you Ricardo for watching!
Thanks for the GREAT video It really helped me, I hope you've made one on pulmonary embolism.
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Amazing thank you so much! Didn’t understand this when my prof thought it for weeks but you made it clear in less than 30 mints WOW
You're very welcome!