I am reading that a lot of people don’t like the presentations. I kind of disagree. I just finished medicine and I’m preparing an exam for getting into residency and these videos are SO GOOD. When i was in the first years of medicine your whiteboard videos helped me so much to actually understand (i even donated 10 dollars when I passed physio and boochem hahaha). Now that I have a base, these videos are helping me to revise and have a well organized diagnostic algorithm and treatment tables. They are shorter, organized and full of detail and clinically useful information. Thank you so so much for making this free ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just needed this thing. I decided to look the nephrology part of my internal diseases topics for the exam and I was a bit confused with the glomerular disorders,now it's all clear. Thank you for this amazing video! :)
one thing that helps me is the physical location of things on the white board and where you write them. I don’t mind the new animation, but is it possible to keep the same spatial layout with your new animations?
Great point! This is not our new way of presenting our content. Just a future sneak peek of how we will present our lectures for exam preparation! We will continue to use the whiteboard for all of our content as we move forward through clinical medicine.
Sending many thanks! This presentation was so helpful to see the different diagnostic imaging findings! And as he mentioned in the other comment, he isn’t getting rid of the whiteboard lectures*
I come here to see you draw it out. And to see you drop the marker. Perhaps do both methods, the old method and the new method and capture both demographics as I am sure you put in that much work already
Hey sir Please make videos about teeth anatomy and histology We really need them Videos r very rare about our study 😢 Ur videos always make me love study man i hope u make videos about these topics
Thanks very much for these videos (SEE FEEDBACK BELOW) as always. Although I too like the old "white board" teeaching method better, I do understood for production efficiency and for saving lectures digitally the Power Point type lectures are better ; HOWEVER, I have a suggestion. If possible, as it seems you have room on most slides (especially on "left side" column points) and disagrams, PLEASE *INCREASE THE FONT SIZE** OF DIAGRAM LABELS, SUB-POINTS AND CHART COMMENTS..... THANKS
I've never understood why nephrotic syndrome leads to hypercoagulation and not haemorrhagias I mean... besides anticoagulant proteins you also urinate coagulation cascade proteins that not only are self-limited by proteinuria and so less synthetized but also the fact it requires just one of the proteins to be missing to elongate aPTT/PT
Here’s the thing- In nephrotic syndrome, the kidneys lose both clotting and anticoagulant proteins in the urine, but more anticoagulants like antithrombin III are lost because they’re smaller and easier to filter through damaged kidneys. To compensate, the liver makes more clotting factors, creating an imbalance that makes the blood more likely to clot, leading to a higher risk of thrombosis instead of bleeding:)
@@Dr.NigelLeonMartis Thanks for your reply, I see the imbalance in concentrations of pro/anti coagulant proteins but I don't see direct link between lost AT III and synthesised factors. I guess liver favours synthesis of coagulation cascade factors in spite of lost AT III. Is liver more sensible to their blood level? 🤔
@@marosvarga9198 yes you are right:) The liver is actually more sensitive to the loss of anticoagulant proteins…and, so it compensates by producing more procoagulant factors to compensate for the deficiency.
I developed hypophosphatemia. A 24hr urine collection shows elevated phosphate levels. Kidney function is normal and all other blood tests have been normal. Any thoughts???
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I am reading that a lot of people don’t like the presentations. I kind of disagree. I just finished medicine and I’m preparing an exam for getting into residency and these videos are SO GOOD.
When i was in the first years of medicine your whiteboard videos helped me so much to actually understand (i even donated 10 dollars when I passed physio and boochem hahaha).
Now that I have a base, these videos are helping me to revise and have a well organized diagnostic algorithm and treatment tables. They are shorter, organized and full of detail and clinically useful information.
Thank you so so much for making this free ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just needed this thing. I decided to look the nephrology part of my internal diseases topics for the exam and I was a bit confused with the glomerular disorders,now it's all clear. Thank you for this amazing video! :)
Very good But i prefer the old method when you used to write and draw everything It was more vivid and more understandable
one thing that helps me is the physical location of things on the white board and where you write them. I don’t mind the new animation, but is it possible to keep the same spatial layout with your new animations?
Great point! This is not our new way of presenting our content. Just a future sneak peek of how we will present our lectures for exam preparation!
We will continue to use the whiteboard for all of our content as we move forward through clinical medicine.
Me too 😢
So we keep the whiteboard from here out except for exam prep? Good, cause it's what makes this channel freaking spectacular and stick in the mind!!
Absolutely! This is just adding another layer of learning to the Ninja Nerd platform. The whiteboard is irreplaceable 😜🙏🏼
you should customize a chatgpt, upload all your videos and notes to it so it can quickly help the medial students. this would be a gamechanger
as visuels your drawings
Sending many thanks! This presentation was so helpful to see the different diagnostic imaging findings! And as he mentioned in the other comment, he isn’t getting rid of the whiteboard lectures*
Thank you doctor as medical students, we appreciate 🙏
Very High yield topic for steps Exam
I love your videos, I have been listening to videos and podcasts about themes I’ve already studied as a great review
Love you sir thanks alot for your beautiful lectures lots of love from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤️
Amazing videos always even if I don't watch them I like them
I come here to see you draw it out. And to see you drop the marker. Perhaps do both methods, the old method and the new method and capture both demographics as I am sure you put in that much work already
Hey sir
Please make videos about teeth anatomy and histology
We really need them
Videos r very rare about our study 😢
Ur videos always make me love study man i hope u make videos about these topics
As usual, Great job... much appreciated... keep it up... ❤❤❤
I thank you Zack. Please repeat this method
awesome as always
It's Amazing, Thank you dear Prof
This format is fine 😊
Amazing!!
Please , need explanation for vasculitis
How did u do highlight vasculitis in blue with small microscope above????
I dig the format.
great content as always thanks zach
Perfect! TYVM
Hey zach
I wish you respond to this comment
Could you make a video about hemodialysis and peritonial dialysis
Thanks very much for these videos (SEE FEEDBACK BELOW) as always. Although I too like the old "white board" teeaching method better, I do understood for production efficiency and for saving lectures digitally the Power Point type lectures are better ; HOWEVER, I have a suggestion. If possible, as it seems you have room on most slides (especially on "left side" column points) and disagrams, PLEASE *INCREASE THE FONT SIZE** OF DIAGRAM LABELS, SUB-POINTS AND CHART COMMENTS..... THANKS
Thanks alot luv u so much keep going hero💞💞💞
DAY 47 ASKING ZACH TO MAKE A VIDEO ON VENTILATORS
Soooooo gooooood
Thank u ❤
You're God's excuse for making me persue medicine 🙏
Thankk youu Zackk🎉
great video
can we get a timeline for upcoming videos please, thanks
I've never understood why nephrotic syndrome leads to hypercoagulation and not haemorrhagias I mean... besides anticoagulant proteins you also urinate coagulation cascade proteins that not only are self-limited by proteinuria and so less synthetized but also the fact it requires just one of the proteins to be missing to elongate aPTT/PT
Here’s the thing- In nephrotic syndrome, the kidneys lose both clotting and anticoagulant proteins in the urine, but more anticoagulants like antithrombin III are lost because they’re smaller and easier to filter through damaged kidneys. To compensate, the liver makes more clotting factors, creating an imbalance that makes the blood more likely to clot, leading to a higher risk of thrombosis instead of bleeding:)
@@Dr.NigelLeonMartis Thanks for your reply, I see the imbalance in concentrations of pro/anti coagulant proteins but I don't see direct link between lost AT III and synthesised factors. I guess liver favours synthesis of coagulation cascade factors in spite of lost AT III. Is liver more sensible to their blood level? 🤔
@@marosvarga9198 yes you are right:)
The liver is actually more sensitive to the loss of anticoagulant proteins…and, so it compensates by producing more procoagulant factors to compensate for the deficiency.
Please return to write on the board, it is much better.
Love from Pakistan ❤
I developed hypophosphatemia. A 24hr urine collection shows elevated phosphate levels. Kidney function is normal and all other blood tests have been normal. Any thoughts???
Pth normal?
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Miss your drawings
Can you increase your word's speed per minute?
Not used to seeing you full face...definitely need the hat. 🤗🤣
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you can use technology for this.
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