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Oh my goodness so relatable. We actually have a way to manage this, it’s not on UA-cam but I could send you a hypnotherapy recording to reduce that nervous system activation under exam conditions. Let me know if you want that and I’ll shoot you a link so you can download for free. It works super quick. 😊

@@kristeenbarker sure! Thank you very much!

@@doctorprepper8106 you got it! Okay this is the link to access: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfd0XLMSPI5gYFTnJz3Cr_4Q1kUlePR-17py-wj3DIJZT4UuQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Hi there I can’t give any medical advice on UA-cam but in general aHUS is diagnosed in a different way. Be sure to see your doctor to talk everything over including those joint pains. Wishing you all the best with your health

@@kristeenbarker I have been diagnosed , between the hematologist, nephrologist.geneticist . I am starting soliris infusions on the 30th of this month . I have already received a plasma transfusion .

Yay! I’m so glad it was helpful, thank you so much for tuning in and taking the time to comment. Please let me know if you’d like to see any particular topics on here :)

@@kristeenbarker Could you please make something about Nephron transport physiology

Ola!!! How are you? I'm so excited it was helpful. And i hope you are doing well :)

@@kristeenbarker thank you!!😃 doing absolutely fine

Aw that's a shame. Thanks for stopping by anyways. My best wishes for your studies

Gracias!!! And warm hello. Thank you so much for tuning in and I'm so excited you found it helpful. :)

hahahaha it's just so...true :)

Hullo! Great question, honestly, i have no idea. And google didn't seem to help. Maybe it's just letters and numbers pending inspiration for a drug name. Please let me know if you come across the answer

Hullo! Yes Great Point - osmolarity osmol/l and osmolality osmol/kg - admittedly i get these tangled and use them interchangably but you are absolutely correct! Thank you so much for sorting this for the masses :) Where are you in the world and what are you studying towards? Massive High Five from Melbourne! :)

@@kristeenbarker Hello! Hey it's alright! sometimes even I get confused here and there! But really, props for such an amazing video, it cleared many of my confusions as well. I am from India though, preparing for medical entrance exam NEET. love from India!! : )

Oh my goodness - TOO FUN!! What are the chances? lol :) So excited it was helpful. Massive High Five!

Aw that’s a shame Albert, it’s not for everyone I guess. Thanks so much for tuning in anyhoo

Hi Scott - thank you so much for stopping by and for your lovely comment. Congratulations on all of your achievements so far. Honestly I'm a kidney specialist but i learn something every time i make a video - it's very humbling! :) Massive high five and please let me know if we can help your studies along the way :) kristeen

YESSS!!! Very True! So long as the potassium is under control they are great drugs!

@@kristeenbarker potassium can go up though and damage the kidney but ACE dilates the vessels which helps with cardiac problems caused by CKD. Generally all types of minerals are bad for kidneys

@@kevinwellwrought2024ooo I was more thinking about preventing asystole. I’m not aware of any toxicity of high potassium to the kidneys, but of course low potassium can lead to interstitial damage to the kidneys. An interesting area for sure

@@kristeenbarker in fact, hyperkalemia can be a sign of kidney damage. High urea, uric acid, creatinin, sodium, phosphrous are also signs of CKD but these ones are well known. Main problem is proteinuria that decides the fate of our kidneys and creates all other renal problems.

Oh my goodness this is such a great idea!!! Yes!!!

how fun are the gloms!? :)

Love this suggestion!!!! Thank you so much!!!

Yay! I'm so excited it helped your studies - tubular things bound to be in the content plan somewhere. Is there anything i particular you'd like to see? :) ideas very welcome

Dude😂

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Oooo yes that’s a great point, alongside the plasma exchange for those indications too, yes makes so much sense !! Thank you so much for adding to the know how. Where abouts are you in the world? :)

@@kristeenbarker US. I'm a transplant PharmD in Philadelphia. As someone with a lot of students and trainees, I love your approach to teaching. Thanks for what you do!

lol 😂

Hi Shayak, it’s honestly not something I know much about. I’m sure it would be a fascinating topic. What are you studying towards? :)

@@kristeenbarker Absolutely something that interests me. If we develop proper anti-virals to all these immune diseases including Long Covid and diseases like SLE, we would see so many people living their lives again properly. Hope you will talk about Long Covid soon. Best wishes ! ❤️ I am still NOT sure. I love Medicine and Cancer Research and drug development at the same time. Let's see what the future has in store for me.

This is such an interesting question. LOW aldosterone/hypoadrenalism is associated with hyponatraemia, but i'm not aware of connection with high aldosterone.