Shock Part 1

[@walkerrobinson9614]

Video maybe 10 years old, it still remains gold. If only every teacher taught as clearly as Dr Campbell.

[@sgubamurph]

Dr John your explanations are the most easily understandable and informative patho lectures that I have ever watched, I wish I had found them ages ago !!! Thank you thank you, Thank you

[@errbud]

Thanks for all the great videos, really helps with my reading and paramedic course.

[@Dr.seb.f]

Excellent explanation! I already knew about all the equations and their effects on each other, but you summed it up nicely so I could understand how venous return and peripheral resistance results in cardiac shock, thank you!

[@nrs912]

FANTASTIC Presentation !!! Simple,clear and well explained.... May God gives you more blessings....

[@ayeshahafeez4846]

you are an amaizing teacher who knows how to teach and make sense of every thing....thanks......

[@janetakoto9653]

Thank you so much DR . Campbell . Your lectures have helped me immensely . Amazing explanations .

[@Samten2012]

very very helpful video..love your teaching style..so clear and very easy to understand..god bless you :)

[@NadeenAko]

All I can say is God bless you ,, u are such an amazing soul to give us from your time teaching hundreds of students in a very informative excellent way .. Really thank you -3

[@lisa37590]

You are the best, thank you much!!!

[@Campbellteaching]

I need to sell some books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from
campbellteaching.co.uk
thanks, John

[@irfand4]

Very enlightening. Thank you.

[@eincinerate88]

Thank you ! Great video !
cheers from Brasil !

[@carolinamercado3263]

best explanation ever, great teacher

[@anitola]

Very nice explanation, thank you.

[@Queenjmc563]

Excellent!! Thank you for this video teaching!

[@efibablessed8329]

Very efficient video. God bless you

[@shathaNasser]

Thank you
this was helpful

[@manzear]

great vid. Are you books printed in book format or paper handout?

[@Campbellteaching]

+Brian Connor They are printed books, from campbellteaching.co.uk

[@oguzieonyeyirim847]

God bless you sir

[@kelseyallisontaylor]

Thank you!! This is amazing :D

[@suttlestress]

good stuff, mate!

[@aichatou01]

is the best

[@arines3]

Dr, I have a question. Hypertension can also decrease CO. Let's say atherosclerosis, in here peripheral resistance will decrease which eventually turn into reduce O2 tissue perfusion. Can we call that also as a SHOCK? What the difference between shock and ischemia?

[@TimCampbell-cj4op]

+rea arines Shock is reduced tissue perfusion systemically. Ischaemia is a localised reduction in blood supply.

[@soulofmine1]

nice

[@rabiahnazir1164]

Differenc between shock n coma

[@syedsajjadhamdani1121]

Thanks for add me and welcome

[@hadiomran]

thank you

[@osegonelson487]

thank you