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Huh. No comments yet - weird. Another great resources from Dr Townsend. Keep them coming!

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Well detailed and explained! Thank you

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Great vid! 🎉

can we give packed rBC instead of hemin (hemin may not abe available everywhere)?? i do not understand they say do phlebotomy in pct and give hemin on the other hand. how to differentiate pct and aip biochemically (lab). does prophobilinogen level helps to differentiate them?

Yay 70 times worse for me

Is a metabolically healthy person with a BMI of 60 at risk for refeeding syndrome even if they are taking B1 Mg K Phos and an MVI during the fasting period?

Great video, subscribed!

Great video! Thanks

Apremilast wont make it last

I was diagnosed with PMR in the early 2000's. It took me three years of chronic debilitating pain to get the correct diagnosis, because I was barely into my forties at the time, and doctors never even considered PMR because they believed me to be too young to have it. Even though all my symptoms were clearly pointing that way. I was given prednisolone and the pain disappeared almost over night, as though it never existed. I was so ticked off because if the multiple doctors and specialists I saw, could've just opened their minds to think outside the box a bit, it would have saved me three years of abject misery. More doctors need to think of zebras instead of horses.

Thanks Dr Townsend for another year of great content - looking forward to more in 2026!

this is helping me in med school

Uve come so far omg

Love the drawings!

Thank you sm 😊

Interesting! Great pics

Concise, precise and so effortless. The voice is so alluring❤….Lots of love and great great work.Wanting to put a face over that voice ;)

great video....that mnemonic made me LAUGH

Perfect! Thanks

Thank you for your information. However, I have a question. The refeeding syndrome may lead to metabolic acidosis. Why? Actually, when there is hypokalemia, doesn't it lead to metabolic alkalosis ?!!!

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Short but full of essentials

Brilliant

So good

beautiful!

Nigrostriatal and mesolimbic cartoons should be changed

This 3 minute is a huge amount of sharing knowledge. Thank you

3rd year US med student here. Your videos are brilliant, easily digested, time-efficient, and have extremely helpful mnemonics. Thank you for this content and please post more before I take Step 2!

loved this! exactly how i would like to be taught. first enter the physiology and then talk about the pathology. subscribed :)

Thank you for making this video and keeping it informative enough for a layperson.

It's realy helpful thank you

Smart lecture

thank u soo much , short and very helpful explanation 💗

incredible!

i have this white frothy substance in my mouth every morning and i noticed it like about 4 to 6 months ago, my doctor is having me tested for Sjogren, but i only have that symptom, i do have dry eyes but not all the time

I am from Brazil, and I had this during my first year in med school, and let me tell ya, it was pretty awful, and it left me limping for a week lmao great video by the way :)

I didn't get the idea why we used thiamine...?

Okay hope i dont get this 😊

I was born with tuberous sclerosis. I have to take medication for my focal seizures

Great !!

I'm not a med student. I just think this is wild.

Great. Thank you

saag score cut off is 1.1 not 11

thanks for the visual representation

Wow, amazing, thank you.

Payment for local area medical students teaching 😂🎉