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Medical School Pathology, Chapter 4a

Medical School Pathology, Chapter 4a: Hemodynamic Disorders, Thromboembolic
Disease, and Shock

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16 Responses to “Medical School Pathology, Chapter 4a”

  1. You held me captive …
    You held me captive for the first 3 chapters and now I am going on to the 4th. Thank you so much for sharing again your knowledge. You are truly a giving person. You are not afraid to impart your expertise and knowledge to anyone without discrimination. Thank you from my very being.

  2. You are an idol!
    …
    You are an idol!
    You really inspire me to get better in my study,and have a model in my future job.People like you should be cloned.
    Thanks from Tirana\Albania

  3. Oh he said he didnt …
    Oh he said he didnt get it, but there is only 4 possible ways to get edema. This goes back to basic physiology, and if you were to plot the respective lines of that picture together.
    There are two net forces here in play, hydrostatic and oncotic. We call them the NET hydrostatic and NET Oncotic pressures.
    For those who have questions on it, refer to the board series review physiology or to the Guyton Physio book. :)

  4. Thank you. Thank …
    Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You are great!

  5. this is AMAZING! …
    this is AMAZING! Though I swear at 2.21 I heard a skype conversation, then skype shutting down! lol

  6. I need to get me …
    I need to get me some powerful speakers

    I love you by the way

  7. thank you very much …
    thank you very much from warsaw, poland. i really appreciate your efforts to help us understand pathology :)

  8. to say the very …
    to say the very least

  9. sazzia… you are …
    sazzia… you are correct, but you misread my intent, perhaps because you missed Wdeciets initial remark..that he would continue as long as there was sufficient interest. I was pointing that that too much too fast can have the effects i mentioned. and yes i do realize that one can go back and study at his own pace.

    its just that once you get way behind, some will put it off.. then not do it. just a suggestion is all.

  10. Speak for yourself. …
    Speak for yourself. These are online lectures and you can therefore do them at your own pace. He isn’t testing you so I don’t really see your problem.

  11. great lecture
    great lecture

  12. WashingtonDeceit on February 25th, 2010 at 10:43 pm

    my goal is NOT to …
    my goal is NOT to entrain a large audience, my goal is to educate the world, free, with no bullshit, so far over 1.2 million views have come through, but your suggestion is superb anyway, and lately,unfortunately, i only have time to release a few at a time ;) , wdc

  13. no my advice is to …
    no my advice is to keep posting! we have a path quiz every week on chapters of robbins. this week it is 1-4 so keep them coming!!!! i am learning so much from these videos!!!! you are my hero! thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you! please keep posting asap!

  14. To Phil scott you …
    To Phil scott you can arrange yourself according to you time we need more lectures per week. so please professor lots of people are waiting for your videos

  15. I have an opinion …
    I have an opinion on what Phil scott recommended

    Please do not slow down we need more not less
    and to Phil scott you can arrange yourself according t

  16. Hello, I find your …
    Hello, I find your video’s limitlessly superb and valuable… however, many of us, me for instance can get overwhelmed with too much faster than we have time to read and absorb, then get behind… then drop out.

    so my advice… release at the most 3 or 4 a week. 5 or 6 max… then maybe you will entrain a larger audience.

    Phil scott

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