Pneumonia Explained Clearly by MedCram.com
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- Pneumonia explained with illustrations by Dr. Roger Seheult ofwww.medcram.co...
Understand the pathophysiology of pneumonia, signs and symptoms of pneumonia, the difference between community (walking pneumonia) and healthcare acquired pneumonia infections, and the efficacy of pneumonia vaccines.
0:20 Pneumonia prevalence
1:04 What is pneumonia
2:08 Signs and symptoms of pneumonia
3:32 Community vs healthcare acquired pneumonia
4:44 Key history clues to the pneumonia type (klebsiella, coccidiomycosis, H. Influenza etc.)
7:58 Pneumonia vaccines
This is video 1 of 3 on pneumonia.
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Yep same here
I just got over a nasty bout of the flu, and although your videos scare me a little, they’re helping me educate myself
Thank you
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Studying for my acute care NP boards and these are beyond helpful! Thank you! I am sharing them with all my fellow providers.
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This is clear, pleasant, valuable info. Thanks doctor for your contribution to medical understanding.
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+Adam Gregory Glad the videos have been helpful- thank you for the comment
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Thank you for really clear instructions without confusing brains 💐
Very easy to understand with the calm voice and simple graphics. I have watched several of these related to lung disease starting with the viral induced. Thank you
THANK YOU for teaching to consider occupational and environmental factors when making diagnoses. I am an occupational health nurse, and I cannot tell you how many physicians I have encountered whose brains stop the moment I mention “work exposure.”
Good to hear, thank you for the comment
Outstanding, Doc! Thank you. I understood quite a bit...I am not a physician, I am a retired nurse.
Dr. Seheult-thank you for a very clear and concise explanation.
What a wonderful web site. The best place to go for anything medical related. Well done presentation with clear explanations. Better than the vague media and government explanations.
I’ve gotten Pneumonia twice. So I knew what to look for when I got it. And when I went to the Doctor the 2nd time, he didn’t believe me. I said I had before. So had to take an X-Ray and was Positive.
If you never had it it’s bad if you don’t take care of it.
You will get a lot of Coughing. Nonstop coughing. Leading to Gagging and mucus everywhere. Wheezing, out breath, chills and tired. The gagging is mucus going down your throat. Your Side might hurt, which is your ribs. You might of slight fracture your ribs from coughing hard. You feel it if you twist to the side. If it does hurt, I just bend over to give your ribs some support. It got really bad when it felt like I was drowning. The way I knew I had it is, when you lay down, you’ll hear your sinus draining and sounds like a coffee pot making coffee. Take NyQuil to get some Sleep, but you’ll need to go see your Doctor ASAP before it get worst.
It’s one of those Things, once you get it you know what to look for when you think you get it next time.
Cheers. 🍻
What caused yours?
Thank you so much for the detailed description. It's very helpful at this time.of fear. I hope you are well and safe.
Very thorough explanations. Thanks a bunch!
Keep these videos up! I always get pumped whenever you guys upload a video.
+Brian Tran Good to hear, we have two more on the way later this week
Thanks Dr Roger Seheult for the lectures.I have watched several of your video lectures and learned a lot. Your videos are amazing. I've learned more from your videos than the entire nursing school. looking forward for more lectures. Thanks again
+semerawi K Thank you for the great feedback!
I want this guy as my doctor
He could have been my microbiology and Anatomy & Physiology professor.
Thank-you for your explanations - they are clear, informative, and help me to sort out what I need to do for myself and others!
Great channel for self-study. Thank you
Very good.
Please keep up the education of lay folks.
A doctor excellent handwriting??? How rare is that?!!!
Print not cursive, usually not considered handwriting.
Absolutely Awesome lecture; very clear and cohesive. Thank a million.
Who's here after hearing of coronavirus?
Edit: i post vlogs about corona virus on my channel, im not best at English but im trying my best, i will also make some funny compilations with mobile games (brawl stars, pubg etc)
If you're bored consider watching some of them 😉
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Pulko me too !
I am.
hahaha im as well, checking most of his stuffs..
Interested in particulate pneumonia, silicosis, air pollution, 9/11 first responder victims, etc.
Thank you for all this valuable information, Dr. Roger.
My grandmother had cancer, her chemotherapy wore down her immune system so much, she could not fight pneumonia. She she died. R.I.P 1955 - 1994 39 years old.
loving your vids Doc thank you so much for taking the time
Good to hear, thank you
Nice overview of pneumonia. I'll be looking forward to your follow up videos.
+Scott Hanson Thank you for the comment
Another great MEDCRAM lecture, still learn a lot from this video even though I have a lot of experience in taking care of patient with pneumonia, thanks!!
+williammpua Good to hear- thank you!
Enjoyed videos
Okay. I've had it here's my real symptoms for bacterial pneumonia(most severe). I've had viral type twice(didn't need hospitalization)
1.) Extreme dehydration and coughing. Lost my voice.
2.) Extreme fever and chills. That swung every 3 hours. Temps 104.
3.) Blood from my coughing mucous. Cherry red.
4.) Extreme weakness. Just standing or keeping your eyelids open is exhausting. Overall you feel like you just ran a marathon.
5.) Bruised or cracked rib feeling. I couldn't stand/walk straight up. This is from condition known as Pleurisy, where the lung kinda tears from chest lining.
5.) Difficulty breathing. Crackling Phlegm noise and erratic short breathing. My lungs were over 50% ineffective. Had I not been young and top marathon condition I would have needed ventilator.
6.) I don't remember much running nose or sneezing at all.
7.) I do remember having problems holding down food. The most scariest thing, because my body was not absorbing any nutrients and getting weaker.
Good news. Once, got into the hospital and after a day or two, Dr's isolated the pneumonia bacteria. Improved within 24 hrs.
Getting the correct anti-biotic is key. Sooner they find it sooner you get better.
For the two other viral pneumonia bouts, my temp hit 106 and was hit with extreme exhaustion but since it's viral there's no cure(just like common cold) you just get through it. My lungs were probably blocked about 25%, but no need for a ventilator. No blood and the pleurisy(feeling of broken ribs) were not severe.
How long did it take for the viral to go away completely?
Hmmm...that I don't know. Probably about same time I got over it, which would be about 2-3 weeks. One thing about pneumonia(viral and bacterial) is that it is not very contagious. Nobody close to me ever got what I had.
Great presentation, one of the best
Interesting lectures. Well explained;simple/direct. Not complicated...ic
Very on -point teaching. Good job
Another excellent illustration of the etiology, pathophysiology of Pneumonia and the vaccines used to reduce S Aureus , however, if you could further the discussion to xray interpretation, medical management, prognosis and epidemiology of pneumonia it would be greatly appreciated.
I have experienced the painful hard to breathe type of pneumonia twice. Each time I was given an antibiotic with a short course of low dose prednisone, where you take 8 pills the first night, 7 the next and so on, reducing it 1 pill per night, 35 pills in total. After the first dose before bed, I woke up at 3am in a sweat and could feel the lung congestion breaking up. I felt so much better and able to breathe without pain, that I went to work, and continued with the medicine as prescribed till finished. It was the closest thing to a miracle I have every experienced, and was so effective I was cured in no time. My question is, why is this medication not used in cases of respiratory distress now ???
Awesome! Thanks!! I had aaallll these... Wasn't fun. My only suggestion is for some of the Er nurses...treat your patient kindly no matter what. The patient can't breathe and can't bend over... Plus you don't know who they know!
I cought Pneumonia when I was around 6 or 7 years old. I was out of school for 2 and a half months
Pneumonia shot and the flu shot in September. I had both the flu and the pneumonia in November. Currently taking both again. Different strain I guess. But was exposed to someone with walking pneumonia last week.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Very brilliantly explained sir
I had pneumonia in 1986.
I was treated at home for 2 months
It was the worst acute illness I've ever had.
Quite a few antibiotics later and maybe 3 months I started to recover
Took me over 6 months to be able to walk again.
I was 20 years old.
Yeah I had it too. Sorry to hear about your pain. It sounds like your doctors lost a little time figuring out the right bacterial strain cause.
Waoh, great job with explanation: pneumonia demystified!
Great job Dr. Roger
Great overview! I would just like to emphasize the importance of influenza as a potential cause of CAP. Primary influenza pneumonia and secondary bacterial pneumonia as a consequence of influenza are something that most practitioners will see on regular basis, and there are some very distinctive qualities of primary influenza pneumonia that set it apart from other causes of CAP. It is not uncommon, it can be very severe and yet it is often recognized very late.
DEAR Doctor Dr. Seheult = thanks for literally saving my ass. I search books, library also and different youtube and lecturio (i hate them) and you are the best for keeping my energy up and doing Quality teaching. I am trying to get back to Mexico and get back into medicine. I did seven years clinical, seven years research and seven years Grad school.
Thanks for existing Dr. Seheult
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@@Medcram i had many teachers over the years...on the wards...clinics....7 years grad school...Dr. Seheult is the Best So Far...after comparing many teachers...Seheult definiteley stands out
Lovely lectures
I would suggest you to speak on topics as whole cos you have a audience around the globe and not restrict go US only. Just a suggestion. Your videos are amazing.
+Nikunj Patil Thank you for your suggestion, we will do our best to make topics as relevant as possible to all viewers.
I caught pneumonia & hospitalised for aweek .. with drip in my arm with antibiotics.. got over it then afew months later got a relapse.. yet I had my flu injection before I caught it .. while I was in hospital after a couple of days I was determined to shake it off walked the wards & hospital grounds .. my dr the following year gave me pneumonia injection.. mine was picked through an X-ray .. yet I was active as I do aerobics & walked .. then last year months after flu injection got another sort of flu which I am sure it was pneumonia..
There is a connection here i believe
This is very informative with great tips.
Thank you for helping with explanation of pneumonia and prevention. I have sarc in bronc and lymph area and take very shot recommended by my doctors. Help s to understand how.
is there any book which describes pathophysiology of each sign and symptom? If you know about any such book, kindly reply, i will be very thankful
Try General Pathology by Robbins and Internal Medicine by Harrison
Thank you for great videos, Very helpful. I have a question :if a health care worker gets pneumonia should it be treated as HCAP or as CAP?
You left out aspiration pneumonia! Perhaps you can make a video in collaboration with a speech pathologist.
Ive had pneumonia twice its not fun best to get treated early i woke drenched in sweat could barely breathe felt like lots of needles in my lung was coughing blood i barely made it to my phone its the worst feeling. like can feel yourself dying chills were bad my body ached felt confused im just glad i made it to my phone to call for help pneumonia is no joke
Thank you again for these videos. I know you’re consumed with the COVID videos so this is a low yield request for a revision of this video with newer guidelines - and would you add content on supportive therapy (beyond antibiotics). eg: mucomyst, mucinex, DuoNebs vs Albuterol, hypertonic saline, percussion therapy (many types), procalcitonin; all that.
I saw a 14 month child die from Pneumonia today 💔 came here to educate myself.
“They look like grapes”
Draws creepy little feet lol
A chest film may be read as "normal" in the presence of pneumonia or cancer, especially if the patient is elderly and dehydrated. The elderly often do not mount a fever but appear "confused" when infected by bacteria (lungs; urosepsis). A diabetic with a pneumonia and fever can be rescued but less likely a diabetic with pneumonia and no fever.
Had a flu shot, about 50 Years ago and was very sick. Never again. I get a cold every year. And feel rattle in the bronchioles.
Interesting story i see a connection here i believe and not good at ALL thank you for sharing
The little sacs remind me of Courage the Cowardly Dog’s feet. Lol
Good lecturer... Great video.
Praise and best wishes on such a laudable and essential set of knowledge. There is definately no reverence possible for such a conviction and efforts....Aufweidersehen für weltige Gesundheit--WeltKommandant.
Thank a lot Dr! Very well explained! :D
"Where as the old, might just be confused, sleepy"
That's a common state for some old people.
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MedCram - Medical Lectures Explained CLEARLY thank you. You're more helpful than my son's doctors. He currently is in the PICU and contracted pneumonia (VAP). Do you have any research done for epilepsy caused by rare genetic mutations (mitochondrial DNA)?
Brilliant these two Edu-Vids > How Coronavirus kills and How Coronavirus Kills: Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) & Treatment
Thank you doctor sir
i hope adding english transcript to the video
Thank you :)
I disliked your video on purpose then SIKE I liked it cause who can dislike this video your a smart man who has a passion for the human body like myself but I admire ppl like you
Nice one,
Please would come up with obsgyn lectures,
Thanks
I have it now and I'm ex military it's like my lungs are fractured.
R.i.p
Justin OConnor
That sounds scary ...... just wanted to ask how would you know you had it in the first place ?
A little late to your utube videos , thank you for the great 👍 information 😊
Only 4 million deaths? That’s a lot. Good video
Which type is PNEUMOVAX NP? Thank you in advance!
I'm 45 fit swim gym and my chest is the worse and headaches
Extremely Beneficial
thanx for great presentation..
My cousin has a virulent strain of pneumonia, and the hospital sent him home with no meds. Nothing. Plus he has the flu on top.
How is he doing now
@@bluessarah2208 probably fine considering they didnt even provide medication
I have reactions to this shot, severe swelling starting at injection sight, them moving out. My reaction was so severe CDC was informed. I also have reactions to other injections, not all, but many vaccines, could this be a caring agent that active portion is suspended in? I'm 125 to 145 lbs, after shot I look 320 lbs or more.
I was told I have it, they gave me prescription, but never told me what kind of pneumonia
Ah, but did you ask? Nope.
Does the average man in the street even know there are different types of Pneumonia? Nope.
Did doc listen with stethoscope? or chest xray? Was there followup appt. Cough with green sputum probably broncho-pneumonia, if you're short of breath after walking....probably lobular.
@@daxmac3691 x-ray if I remember correctly.
@@merlingeikie I also didn't care because I was basically dying.
thanks for providing this these lectures,wisdom, pa-c
I was in the hospital for 2 days with it and I also had non trmatic kidney damage
Very well explained and the comments on vaccines were useful.
+laurentiu244 Good to hear, thank you
Thanks for the video 🥰🥰💟
Awesome
Is prevnar 13 effective if you have had several bouts of pneumonia and Covid pneumonia??
WBC is not always elevated, sometimes low
Can alveolos grow back?
Excellent
My DR. gave me the Pneumonia shot and i am so fkn sick now i cant get outta bed the hell with that shot !!!!
Great video very helpful! I have question, my baby girl 8 months old have pneumonia base on x-ray results,but when d doctor check the sounds of her breathing she said she doesnt have,its just common cold and cough,they did not do cbc test to check if bacteria or virus d cause of cough..im confused plz help
Thank you for sharing!
I heard from a doctor that it affects more so elderly humans if it was departmental to younger humans it would be advertised so it’s a way it a Logan run
Thanks
My mother had vaccine for it and hospital managed to give her pneumonia..... she died :( so vaccines are not always a sure thing
Amen. NEVER take a vac-cine for Corona, that's what this is all about
are you sure she didn't just want to die because of your stupidity
Jennifer Ridgway goodn I'm so sorry to heart that, she's in a better place now, many many hugs and much love 💫♥️
Yeah but pneumonia has dozens of causes as stated in this video, and as stated in this video hospital acquired pneumonia is different from community acquired pneumonia. She almost certainly caught something not covered by the vaccine. I had three years of chest infections and one case of pneumonia. I got the 23 valent vaccine two years ago and have never had a cough since. Go vaccines! My daughter is getting every vaccine the doctors will allow. There's no way I would let my little girl die of something I could have protected her from.
thank you for explin
What type of biological infection and treatment after ground chipmunk or squirrel or marmot (in northern California) building nest in automobile, which air is unknowingly inhaled for a time? Symptoms like pneumonia: unable to get oxygen even when getting deep breaths; very, very tired; exhausted; dizzy and tired during light activity.
I have COPD and pneumonia. What is H Influenza?