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Dear Dr Helbert, why did you stop making videos? It was really helpful. Please resume your teaching videos.

The first two lectures in this series are basics and more important than the entire series, however the latter are clinically very important. I so wish Prof Rondon could develop a series on potassium and calcium.

Underarted lecture

The best ever lectures I have come across Many thanks

Thank you, clearly explained

Hi, dear Helbert! 10:31 In many textboos of physiology sodium cations are said to be more impermeable than potassium (For eaxample if we talk about non-excitable cell in terms of Holdmann equation the conductance for potssium is greater than for sodium). This explains in a manner why ECF contains more sodium than ICF and opposite true for potassium. But how can it be that in conditions of hyponatremia potassium ions leaving cell more than usual? Does it necessarily mean that conductance for that ions also changes under the influence of abnormal extracellular sodium concentration? Cells are trying to save membrane potential rather than "electroneutrality" as you said, aren't they? Thank you!

Excellent talk

Thank you so much for putting together such a clinically relevant (but also physiologically intuitive) approach to hyponatremia.

Dr Rondon... Thanks a lot🇮🇳

Thanks a lot for the concepts🇮🇳

One of the best lecture explaining the concepts wonderfully well. Thanks a lot

1:15 When you put Dr. Rondon and John Bonham together you know that nothing can go wrong. Muchas gracias Dr., por favor siga compartiendo!

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How about normal total body water but decrease total body sodium. Can it occurs?

Excellent brilliant. Being a endocrinology fellow i have read this topic multiple times. But your explanation and teaching was top notch. Thank you sir. Hope to get many more video lectures from you.

What is the difference doctor between total body sodium, plasma sodium, exchangeable sodium?

This one is great also. Thank you for posting these.

Dr Rondon I enjoyed your lecture very much. I was wondering how you got the formula for calculating total body sodium at 0.91 g per kilogram

Somehow if low solutes intake implies low sodium intake, that will result in hypovolumiae by definition hence it must be placed in the second group but not the first!

Nice... One doubt... How does "Pressure Natriuresis" fit in this...?

Great sir..pl sir..more and more videos

Thank You Dr. Rondon

This lecture is gold, Dr. Rondon! Reminded of the good old days as your resident at the renal consult service.

What a great lecture doctor Rondon