What's inside of blood? | Lab values and concentrations | Health & Medicine | Khan Academy
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Spin down your blood and find out what it's made up of. Rishi is a pediatric infectious disease physician and works at Khan Academy. Created by Rishi Desai.
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I discovered your videos last year and started watching to help me pass my entrance exam to medical school and I here I am now watching these phlebotomy videos! Thank you for your diagrams and explaining this in a simpler way than my textbooks do :)
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For those who questioned why the word "Serum" was used, Fibrinogen is used for blood clot. Therefore, "serum" contains substances that are left after blood clot and is used for variety of diagnostic procedures.
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When using a refractometer you use the serum and plasma tp levels to get the fibrinogen. But you said the serum doesnt contain fibrinogen? Is it that the tp from the plasma figure minus the serum represents the content which is fibrinogen?
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Thanks for the video! Do you have any videos or plan to make any videos on clotting mechanisms? Would really appreciate it, thanks!
Great brake down explanation, had me so..... intrigued I Love science!
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Am i the only one that actually LIKES to watch my blood fill the syringe/tube?
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What program do you use?
In terms of cholesterol, proteins and lipids. What is the difference between whole blood, plasma and serum ?
First of all, cholesterol IS lipids.
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Thank you so much for the great intro lesson. I really enjoyed it.
Astonishing! Love the visual representation of it!!
Thank you very much! I need to watch this for my phlebotomy state exams
first of all thank you for the video,
but I'd like to ask one more question:
1. Why there is no fibrinogen and clotting factors in serum, why do they take it out ?
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I think maybe he use some sort of graphic tablets..
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What Is the Chemical that’s on the walls of the Tube??
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That was awesome!! And the icing on the cake for my OCD self was when you went back and fixed the "P" in plasma which had an unclosed loop. Haha. Peace, Avie
It helps for homework and more
can you show the hydrogen in plasma with plasma having water?
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You may also hear the term "Buffy Coat," which is the layer containing WBCs and platelets. Great video, by the way!
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Wow, what an AWESOME video. Loved the bit about anemia and polycythemia. I suffer from anemia, so I'm gunna donate my plasma more often. Thank you
So you didn't really understand what he said at all.
good
Is it bad to donate plasma? Say about 3 -4 times a month
You forgot the gel barrier in that Mint top Lithium Heparin tube. Also, the hematocrit on this sample would be 44% . 55% Plasma, 1% Buffy coat, 44% RBCs. You literally cannot have a total volume greater than 100%. 55+45+1 is 101.
The middle one is dehydrated...?
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Thank u so much, great explanation. Many things I was confused with, are brilliant clear now. I wasn't able to grasp the concept of centrifugal process, though using that machine is the part of my new experiment, but now I know what I am doing
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Love the visual! what software did you use to make the animation?
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I recognize this voice from a video done with Doc Ossareh. I then read the description and it says 'pediatric infectious disease physician' and now I knew it was him. pretty cool!
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