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Lets Talk Medicine
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We are a group of Saudi medical students who are highly dedicated to ease studying and reviewing process in your medical school journey. Here in this website we offer different basic and clinical aspects that will hopefully help you to solidify your knowledge and skills.
We enjoy helping medical students around the world to understand the most high yield information in various medical topics. We are currently at the beginning of this road, so if you would like to get involved in any way just contact us at our website, www.letstalkmed.com .
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Where teaching is a hobby and medicine is a passion...
Enjoy your studying !
We are a group of Saudi medical students who are highly dedicated to ease studying and reviewing process in your medical school journey. Here in this website we offer different basic and clinical aspects that will hopefully help you to solidify your knowledge and skills.
We enjoy helping medical students around the world to understand the most high yield information in various medical topics. We are currently at the beginning of this road, so if you would like to get involved in any way just contact us at our website, www.letstalkmed.com .
Welcome again everyone in Let's Talk Medicine.
Where teaching is a hobby and medicine is a passion...
Enjoy your studying !
Acute Inflammation - Part 2
This is the second part of a video series that gives a short overview of the pathophysiology of the inflammatory process and the mechanisms involved.
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For the slides please visit:
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Let's Talk Medicine
Просмотров 8 тыс.7 лет назад
Let's Talk Medicine Where teaching is a hobby, and medicine is a passion! Visit our website for more medical content, study guides, clinical and procedural skills guides, and even test your knowledge in our spot diagnosis section! www.letstalkmed.com
Hyponatremia
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.8 лет назад
This video gives an overview of the basics of sodium transport and the different types of hyponatremias and their pathophysiology. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/vid-hyponatremia Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! www.letstalkmed.com
Rhabdomyolysis
Просмотров 28 тыс.8 лет назад
This video explains the pathophysiology and causes of rhabdomyolysis, as well as the clinical presentation and approach to patients with the disease. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/rhabdomyolysis.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-roaa.html And visit our website fo...
Glomerulonephritis
Просмотров 18 тыс.8 лет назад
This video talks briefly about the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of glomerulonephritis and its causes. It also discusses some cases as examples for the condition. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/glomerulonephritis.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-roaa.html And ...
Molecular Basis of Carcinogenesis
Просмотров 37 тыс.8 лет назад
This is a video explaining the basic concepts behind carcinogenesis, starting from the normal regulation of the cell cycle and it's components, all the way to how a cell becomes cancerous. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/carcinogenesis.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-...
Acute Inflammation - Part 1
Просмотров 25 тыс.8 лет назад
This is the first part of a video series that gives a short overview of the pathophysiology of the inflammatory process and the mechanisms involved. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/acute-inflamation.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-roaa.html And visit our website ...
Adrenal Physiology
Просмотров 11 тыс.8 лет назад
This video explains the physiology of the adrenal gland, its different hormones, their production pathways and functions. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/vid-adrenal-physiology And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! www.letstalkmed.com
Chronic Diarrhea
Просмотров 32 тыс.8 лет назад
This video contains a simple overview of the chronic diarrhea, its classification, etiology, and mechanisms. It also contains a few slides for diarrhea case discussion. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/chronic-diarrhea.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-roaa.html And...
Glomerular Filtration
Просмотров 4 тыс.8 лет назад
This is a short video explaining the physiology of filtration in the kidneys. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/glomerular-filtration-rate.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-abdallah.html And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! www.letstalkmed...
Acute Diarrhea
Просмотров 45 тыс.8 лет назад
This video mainly discusses the different classifications of diarrhea, concentrating primarily on pathogens and their mechanisms in causing acute and subacute diarrhea. Chronic diarrhea is discussed in a separate video with case discussions about diarrhea in general. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/vid-diarrhea And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! ww...
Overview of Urea Cycle
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.8 лет назад
This video gives a brief explanation and quick overview of the urea cycle. Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-rana-alzahrani.html And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! www.letstalkmed.com
Nephrotic Syndrome vs Nephritic Syndrome
Просмотров 35 тыс.8 лет назад
This video gives a brief explanation of the etiology, pathophysiology, presentation, and management of both nephrotic and nephritic syndromes. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/nephrotic-vs-nephritic-syndrome.html Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-sarah-qubiban.html And v...
Breast Cancer
Просмотров 62 тыс.8 лет назад
This video gives a brief explanation and overview of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of breast cancer. For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/breast-cancer Feel free to fill out this questioneer about the quality of this video, we would be happy to hear from you! ^_^ www.letstalkmed.com/review-page-lama-alluhidan.html And visit our website for more medical content and st...
Pharmacology of Peptic Ulcer Disease
Просмотров 69 тыс.8 лет назад
This video gives an overview of the pharmacological management of peptic ulcer disease. For an overview of peptic ulcer disease, please take a look at the following video: ruclips.net/video/VfBpKmzWzOQ/видео.html For the slides please visit: www.letstalkmed.com/vid-pharmacology-of-pu And visit our website for more medical content and study guides! www.letstalkmed.com
Menstrual Cycle & Oral Contraceptives
Просмотров 70 тыс.8 лет назад
Menstrual Cycle & Oral Contraceptives
Genius explanation
Not loving the term "normal physiology" as it pertains to sex development. The mesonephric ducts dont fully disappear during the feminization cascade, and neither do the paramesonephric ducts in the masculinization process, even in what is considered "normal." We routinely find remnants. Not to mention the fact that its that kind of binary talk that leads people to believe biological sex is somehow binary when at best its a spectrum with continuity even beyond the two poles that would be considered male or female. Its possible you mentioned at the beginning and I missed it, that youd be using that kind of language for simlicity sake, or clarity, and I missed it. Modern Humans exist as a snapshot of a single species in evolutionary time. At some point all humans had dark skin, to modulate UV rays for folate v vitamin d v cancer. Then due to a mutation lowering expression of melanin, some people were born with lighter skin and surely people thought THEY were abnormal. But its just how skin color evolved. We cant say anything different for the various branching pathways thay occur in different sex development. They are normal variants, all be it less common, but they exist as a possible presentation of our species. Gential ambiguity occurs in around 1.7% of live births, which accounts JUST for the babies born that cant be immediately placed in one catergory or another based on appearance. A system which is destined to fail. For example: 70% of babies born with 17B deficiency (CAH) will go on to develop male gender identity. As will 50% of 5 alpha reductase. So how many babies get forced into a category they dont fit into? How many phenotypical women are living as completely female, have a Y chromosome with a non functional SRY gene (a lot most likely)? Biology is messy. There is no normal when it comes to sexual development. 2% of the world has green eyes. Only slightly more than people born with ambiguous genitalia. Look at how often hypospadias occurs. Hypospadias by definition is the masculinization process not completing. So should we include that as abnormal? Maybe try the word typical, thats what I had to start using. Also: you literally JUST said SRY is required to develop male, and then later said Y chromosome is male. Both of those are untrue. SRY is most often located on the Y chromosome, but not always, which is why in some patients we need to do FISH to locate the SRY gene, because it can translocate to different chromosomes during crossing over of spermatogenesis. Eg the sperm is carrying a haploid compliment, with an X chromosome...but the SRY gene is present in another spot. Then the point about it being required is also false. We know that prior to the current SRY gene, there were multiple precursor SRY genes like some of yhe FOX genes that can actually mostly complete the process on their own without SRY. SRY is just essentially the start signal...but the stRt signal can come from ither genes. Just like the presence of SRY doesnt mean male always. This why people saying "x or y thats the only options" means they havent studied past high school.
Thanks for your great presentation.
Tq
2024 still relevant... thanks
Damn ❤
Presence of allah ? Really 🤣😂😂
Really excellent video. You skipped the spinal accessory nerve (XI) on your chart. Thank you for breaking this concept down clearly.
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How to reverse atheromatous
Thanks
Thanks a lot!
Very very nice work ✨
This needs to be more common knowledge
youre amazing mashallah sis, med student here, 8 years later
wow thankkk u
So good Mashallah
Amazing explanation Thank you ❤
Thank you soo much ma'am 💓
That was very helpful. thank you so much!
Thank you for the explanation very clear and useful, about the website is it down?
the narration voice has a pitch correction
Thank you 🙏🩺
thank you for explaining this topic so easily, wow I just cant believe that someone can explain such hard topic with this detail, thanks again and wish you all the best.
MashaAllah
Sooo helpfull😢🎉🎉🎉🎉
I hold online tutorials on telegram and the way you talk when u teach is exactly the way I talk too😊 Keep up the good work
pleeas keep going we need this type of explaining
Thank you for this amazing video!
Good presentation. Clear illustrations, Adequate Explanation. Addition: 1. Its good to mention that the Intercalated Cells diagram refers to the Distal Convoluted Tubules (DCT). 2. Renal Tubular Acidosis (RTA) causes low blood bicarbonate (HCO3) but RTA (proximal type) type 2 causes low Urine PH ,<5.5, meanwhile RTA (distal type) type 1 causes NOT very low PH, >5.5.
Great explanation 👌
This is horrible.
Thank you very much for saving my life, I loveeeee youuuu😭❤️🫂
Easily explained and straightforward 😊 thank you ❤
amazing work! really easy to understand
Finally understood!!! Thank God
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I don't normally comment,but I just have to do so. I really appreciate you for this. Would like to have the same understanding some day... Would love if you could also do a video in respect to the outer cell layer, the one that leads to development of placenta
The most comprehensive video ever. Thanks so much for this it made my revision easier
Very useful ❤️❤️❤️
That's really amazing!! THANKS
JZK sister really good video
Very nice,well explained... Thanks a lot
You are so nasty.
Probably the best video explaining how to check for lumps! It’s likely that you will need an ultrasound if you are under 40 though. (Dense to extremely dense breast tissues under 45 yo)
Thank you for your concise informative video
More please 🥺
Love this
God bless you
Great video!!