Hey guys, I just want to say I haven't watched any of your videos in a while, but I just came here to thank you for helping me pass nursing school in 2022. Keep up the amazing work.
As a respiratory therapist, I would love to see a podcast dedicated to discussing the importance of respiratory therapy and the intricate physiology behind pulmonary drugs, mechanical ventilation, intubation, and airway management for emergencies. These topics are vital for understanding and improving patient care, and a podcast could provide valuable insights and education for both professionals and the public.
Loved the white board lectures, but the podcasts are just as wonderful. I love the cases. Being able to see the process of diagnosis. Working through signs and symptoms as well as pt history. Excellent job!
Wish I could find a doctor that cares enough to think as clearly and carefully as these guys. When you say diarrhea and there is zero discussion about diet...you know you drew the short straw.
@@NinjaNerdOfficialThank you so much for everything. This podcast is awesome by the way. Are there coming other new topic along with renal?? Take all the time you need. You are the best ❤
I would really appreciate it if the vitals & other lab values r shown as Zach explains how he rules out different diagnosis. - because I kept wanting to see the numbers on the screen as he was discussing it! That way I can follow along too. And maybe at the start the normal values can be shown for the lab values as well! Thank U very much 🙏
Team sodium channel mutations causing pseudohypoaldosteronism here. Doctors act like I'm nuts, and they've never heard of such a thing. When I was a kid, it was called salt wasting. Daily about a gallon of water or more, salt consumed freely and pickles used for orthostatic/hypotension episodes.
This second person is interrupting when you're trying to explain important details. I don't think the treatment was explained properly like how much the sodium should be increased by, etc. Just saying 3% hypertonic saline wasn't enough I felt.
Hey guys, I just want to say I haven't watched any of your videos in a while, but I just came here to thank you for helping me pass nursing school in 2022. Keep up the amazing work.
As a respiratory therapist, I would love to see a podcast dedicated to discussing the importance of respiratory therapy and the intricate physiology behind pulmonary drugs, mechanical ventilation, intubation, and airway management for emergencies. These topics are vital for understanding and improving patient care, and a podcast could provide valuable insights and education for both professionals and the public.
Loved the white board lectures, but the podcasts are just as wonderful. I love the cases. Being able to see the process of diagnosis. Working through signs and symptoms as well as pt history. Excellent job!
Neurology and Rheumatology lectures strongly needed.
I’ve been with this guy from high school to residency. Wow.
guys thanks a lot for all the effort that u r putting in this channel ,u r saving so many students
Thanks, guys! this is so helpful for me to pass my advanced clinical reasoning exam!!
Great job ... Even Better than most intensivist lectures 😅
Hi Zach! Thank you so much for your content! So happy to see your new video on the feed!!! ❤
Wish I could find a doctor that cares enough to think as clearly and carefully as these guys. When you say diarrhea and there is zero discussion about diet...you know you drew the short straw.
We will be that doctor, thanks to Zaaaac!
Brozac! Keep them coming! I’m on the lookout every week for these.
Can you do the renal chapter in your new way (not posdcast) , with the diagnosis algorithm, and treatment in a table , really loved it ❤ your the best
We are halfway through Renal! We will be releasing this VERY soon!
@@NinjaNerdOfficialThank you so much for everything. This podcast is awesome by the way.
Are there coming other new topic along with renal?? Take all the time you need.
You are the best ❤
Thank you so so so much for podcasts- it really helps
Dr. Zach❤ strategies are stress-free nd quiet comprehensive 🙏 thanks Prof.
I would really appreciate it if the vitals & other lab values r shown as Zach explains how he rules out different diagnosis. - because I kept wanting to see the numbers on the screen as he was discussing it! That way I can follow along too.
And maybe at the start the normal values can be shown for the lab values as well!
Thank U very much 🙏
This is a genius way to get oriented to clinical situations anf to apply theoretical knowledge. Great way of teaching!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks bro u guys are awesome❤
Great podcast! Definitely have learned a lot🤩 keep going we want more podcasts!!
Hi, thank you very much for the course, I would like to know what are the reference textbooks for your lectures, can you recommend them?
Thank you for the podcast! It was really interesting :)
Thanks a lot, guys.
You're awesome. Both of you.
Who wants dr Zach to start molecular biology serie for us?
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Team sodium channel mutations causing pseudohypoaldosteronism here. Doctors act like I'm nuts, and they've never heard of such a thing. When I was a kid, it was called salt wasting.
Daily about a gallon of water or more, salt consumed freely and pickles used for orthostatic/hypotension episodes.
thanks great work
How can we get your notes Please ...???
Thank you❤
Which electrolyte imbalance causes skipped heartbeat and sinus tachycardia?
Pharmacology videos plzz ninja nerd
Very good.
شكرا جزيلا سيدي
Love u guys ❤
Incredible
what a legend
❤ from India........
Please explain us on board
Hi ninj 🎉 you teaching so amazing i like you'r teaching on bord,
Hypo and hyperkalemia?
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This second person is interrupting when you're trying to explain important details. I don't think the treatment was explained properly like how much the sodium should be increased by, etc. Just saying 3% hypertonic saline wasn't enough I felt.
This way is not good for teaching