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Tutorials by Kristeen Barker
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Take the pain out of studying for your medical exams
with our awesome resources for doctors in training.
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ANCA Vasculitis Blood Tests - Explained!
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ACR versus PCR - Albuminuria vs Proteinuria - what you NEED to Know!
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PD Peritonitis for Exams
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For more Awesome Resources go to: tutorials.kristeenbarker.com LINK TO PART 1 of PD series ua-cam.com/video/FwSCmysg8CM/v-deo.htmlsi=Cw4mVArJmQSyGdz_ LINK to PART 2 of PD series ua-cam.com/video/Epfpe-CPL1g/v-deo.htmlsi=iGE-fIv2WTiyFAIx LINK to HAEMODIALYSIS versus HAEMOFILTRATION VIDEO ua-cam.com/video/ro6t9efXESo/v-deo.htmlsi=pbdZ3O5Z3EAKFYBd LINK to DIALYSIS DISEQUILIBRIUM ua-cam.com/video/V...
Peritoneal Dialysis CAPD versus APD and More!
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What To Do If You Failed Your Clinical Exam - This Will Help!
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This one is for my doctor humans who didn't get the result they were hoping for in their clinical exam. Having worked with countless doctor humans in this exact scenario I KNOW that failing an exam could never define you or your potential. But that said it also hurts like hell, it's a devastating event and as high achievers it can destroy our sense. And so I wanted to reach out to anyone in thi...
How Does Peritoneal Dialysis Work?
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Hyporeninaemic Hypoaldosteonism Hyperkalaemia Diabetes
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LINKS to MORE VIDEOS: Go to Website: tutorials.kristeenbarker.com/pages/new-home-page-2023 Aldosterone Unpacked: ua-cam.com/video/9yJsokysIKY/v-deo.htmlsi=miXdrKF0qfAcVUYn RTA video ua-cam.com/video/yMaQFTD_HWc/v-deo.htmlsi=VIZYKTwJ2CkO1iq-
Eplete vs Epitope #shorts
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Eplets vs Epitopes...so easy! But it's confusing because they are part of the same structure. The Eplet is a sequence of amino acids which the immune system responds to and creates specific antibodies against. An eplet is also known as a functional epitope. But just because an antibody was designed to bind to this doesn't mean that it will stick...and the wider area around the eplet (functional...
IVIG in Transplant Patients - The Top 4 Reasons You Need to Know
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IVIG in Transplant Patients - The Top 4 Reasons You Need to Know
Horners Syndrome with the help of Donald Trump (High definition)
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Horners Syndrome with the help of Donald Trump (High definition)
Cranial Nerve 3 Palsy Explained (High Definition Version)
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Cranial Nerve 3 Palsy Explained (High Definition Version)
Horners Syndrome Explained Whiteboard Tutorial with Donald Trump
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Horners Syndrome Explained Whiteboard Tutorial with Donald Trump
Keeping it Real for Max Points in Your RACP Exam Long Case
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Keeping it Real for Max Points in Your RACP Exam Long Case
Cryoglobulinaemia and Rheumatoid Factor
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Cryoglobulinaemia and Rheumatoid Factor
Surviving A Toxic Boss: Doctor's Guide To Workplace Wellness
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Surviving A Toxic Boss: Doctor's Guide To Workplace Wellness
Transplant Immunology Bone marrow versus Solid Organ Transplantation
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Transplant Immunology Bone marrow versus Solid Organ Transplantation
Long Case Discussion Made Easy - How to Discuss Dyspnoea
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Long Case Discussion Made Easy - How to Discuss Dyspnoea
Keep to Time in Your Long Case - Pass the RACP Clinical Exam
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Keep to Time in Your Long Case - Pass the RACP Clinical Exam
Successful Re-sitting the Clinical Exam - Pass the RACP with Dr Elaine Koh
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Successful Re-sitting the Clinical Exam - Pass the RACP with Dr Elaine Koh
Pass the RACP Clinical Exam - Sink or Swim!
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Pass the RACP Clinical Exam - Sink or Swim!
Pass the Clinical Exam - A Pep Talk!
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Pass the Clinical Exam - A Pep Talk!
Urine Sodium in SIADH and Hepatorenal Syndrome Explained!
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Urine Sodium in SIADH and Hepatorenal Syndrome Explained!
Osmolarity and Osmolality versus Tonicity - Explained!
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Osmolarity and Osmolality versus Tonicity - Explained!
What is so funny?
Well played cmv well played😂😂😂😂
Hahaha amazing wow
Thank you so much. I have read somewhere that this process of moving water into brain is reverse osmotic shift, but it seems like osmosis as water moved from low concentration to high concentration. Please clafify my doubt.
Thank you for this! I've been on mycophenolate for a few months now, and not understanding how it works has been bothering me. This was very clear even for me. Thank you!
I have a really hard time getting into character, pretending its not a test and acting normal. I also tend to get into fight or flight and just say stuff that is going to lead to the exam stopping sooner.
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
Renal
In aHUS parient with low c3 ? .... Will that scount for all my resemt joint pain
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 .
Another great video, quick, simple, and to the point!
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
Superb, as usual! Thank you
Ola!!! How are you? I'm so excited it was helpful. And i hope you are doing well :)
@@kristeenbarker thank you!!😃 doing absolutely fine
Dear Kriste, I am 53, with a bone age of a 80 year old, if I don't try these drugs, I will be in a nursing home, in a few years, vitamin D and calcium is not going to work, by it self.... You sound like you are in England.... George
Such a quick win. Thank you 🤩
Symptoms of severe heart failure please
Your accent is so strong I can’t understand you at all.
Aw that's a shame. Thanks for stopping by anyways. My best wishes for your studies
This is really laudable! 🎉... So simplified! Graciaś
Gracias!!! And warm hello. Thank you so much for tuning in and I'm so excited you found it helpful. :)
You're a star !!!
Absolutely LOVE this! 😂😂😂😂😂
hahahaha it's just so...true :)
What does FK actually means from FK 506?
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
Nice explanation ❤
hey! I have a doubt!! The term 'Osmolarity' is basically about the molar value of solute and water concentration, so why have you stated "1200 mOsmo/Kg". According to chemistry, molarity is the amount of solute per volume of solvent in L. So it should be "1200 mOsmo/L" right? Loved your tutorial by the way!! looking forward for more!! :)
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!! : )
Thanks Ma’am Very Nice Information 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👍
Wow, I am currently struggling with a difficult case in my daily practice and while studying this HH topic I suddently remembered your channel and saw you've just released a video about it! Thanks a lot, that was very helpful. Greetings from University of Sao Paulo (Brazil).
Oh my goodness - TOO FUN!! What are the chances? lol :) So excited it was helpful. Massive High Five!
Thanks for the explanation. Wishes and appreciation from India.
What is the solution to this? Renal artery stenosis and pulmonary edema?
You are great but sorry to say that the cartooned teacher's mouth that talks all the time is annoying and distracting
Aw that’s a shame Albert, it’s not for everyone I guess. Thanks so much for tuning in anyhoo
Like to know if oral fludrocortisone effective for both hyperkalemia and metabolic acidosis?
Well done on the great concise teaching! I have a PhD in molecular science and working on MD now and renal happens to be one that I have to put forth some effort to get locked in. I appreciate your time and the quality of your content.
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
ACE is good for heart
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.
That was a great video, thank you. Can you please tell us about managing the rising Creatinine in heart failure patients on diuretics. When to reduce the diuretics etc? Thank you.
Oh my goodness this is such a great idea!!! Yes!!!
Best video ever
how fun are the gloms!? :)
T cells... I think of women in the Scriptures in the name of Yahshua.. The bird offering RNA.. John 1:1
Nutrition
Interesting video ! You also need to make a video on Renal Transplant and Kaposi's sarcoma. One most important thing renal allografts and skin lesions like squamous cell carcinoma.
Love this suggestion!!!! Thank you so much!!!
Very helpful ❤ thank you!
Thank you. I really enjoyed your video
Nice video ❤and upload more videos like this 😊😊
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
Well thanks for the Easiest explanation ❤ Are U single by the way?? And What do u do for living??
Dude😂
If down bad left UA-cam comments
short and to the point! perfect🤍
Great video. One more use (that is tied to antibody mediated rejection), is when it is used for desensitization to reduce antibody levels before transplant when there is incompatibility with a living donor, or when antibody levels are so high that you are unlikely to find a donor on the waiting list.
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!
Nice idea .. you created HLA-Starbucks😂♥️
lol 😂
Very easy to understand your way with colors and cartoon...thank u
Hi Kristeen, interesting video. Thanks. Just have a question - How frequently have you noticed people using PPI's regularly, suffer from CKD ?
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Truly appreciate all the efforts you have put into this lecture.
She cute ! Hahahaha ❤
❤ Long Covid ? Please. What do you think about Long Covid and the immune system, Kristeen ?
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.
Is it standard medical practice to conclusively diagnose an individual who you have never been physically in the same exam room with?
Your explanations are awesome 🤩 thank you!!!
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How high Aldo-renin ratio, high bp and hypnotrimia (121) are associated?
This is such an interesting question. LOW aldosterone/hypoadrenalism is associated with hyponatraemia, but i'm not aware of connection with high aldosterone.