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Acidosis and Alkalosis | USMLE STEP 1
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2016
- * This topic is also given in First Aid 2015 page no. 538 and First Aid 2016 page no. 543.
* Between 4:30 to 4:40 i said metabolic acidosis is due to hco3- , I meant metabolic acidosis is due to decrease in hco3-. at 5:01 I said co2 level is '22', it should be '28'. At 5:12 it should 'arbitrary. slip of tongue, sorry.
* In my notes I wrote that metabolic acidosis start 3 hours after aspirin toxicity but change it to 12 hours, thats more correct and appropriate.
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* If you are first or second year medical student or if you have more than one year to prepare for USMLE Step 1 or any other exam then I strongly recommend you to watch Dr. Najeeb lectures to make your concepts very clear. If you don't have enough time to prepare for USMLE Step 1 then I would not recommend you to go through all the videos of Dr. Najeeb, just watch Neurology and Immunology.
in my notes i wrote that metabolic acidosis start 3 hours after aspirin toxicity but change it to 12 hours, thats more correct and appropriate.
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BRILLIANT! Thanks a LOT! Appreciate how you made this topic so simple and easy
thanks a lot bro..all these days i m really a bit feared of acidosis and alkalosis questions in USMLE....U HELPED ME. CHEERS..
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Thanks for this video sir.. This is really good and useful, easier to understand.. Short video but more informative.
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I love the way you set up the explanation! Very easy to follow.
The first example you gave is mixed metabolic acidosis with respiratory alkalosis ( not compensated .. b/c Compensated rang if PaCo2= 1.5[HCO3]+8+/-2 = 30 to 34.
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it is nice but hard ,you are trying to deliver a lot of thing in a brief way that need more explanation but it is simply nice and helpful and thank you.
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At 1:11 when you said that when CO2 increases the H+ formed also increases so it causes acidosis. But at the same time the HCO3- IS ALSO INCREASING according to the reaction then why don't we consider that too.
Sir, did you find the answer ? I too have the same doubt
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Can you plz explain uncompensated metabolic and respiratory acidosis
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So does it mean that normal anion gap in metabolic acidosis results in hyperchlorinemia ?
Thank you for this. Found it quite helpful. Very clear concepts.
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This was a good summary. thank you!
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Love u sir cleared concept
In metabolic alkalosis you said chloride resistant in excess mineralocorticoid is due to inc SERUM chloride levels. Did you mean URINE chloride levels? This confused me.
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sir please explain some mixed disorder examples.. compensation mechanism is sometimes very confusing
Hello Zara. I will try to make but the compensation mechanism for step 1 are quite straightforward and mostly asked from fa and uw...for step 2 it will be slightly tougher.
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excellent video, can you please explain the graph on the bottom of page 543 as well, it always confuses
Zunair Mushtaq can you email me specific details and doubts to my email id fastaidstep1@gmail.com
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nice video! but tell me this, how can giving normal saline correct alkalosis?I can understand that it will improve chloride levels and volume, but how the alkalosis?
apaar dadlani thank you. giving normal saline will inhibit release of aldosterone which plays key role in alkalosis and it will help in regenerating HCl if the cause of alkalosis is vomiting.
ANP and BNP are released from the heart that inhibit renin-aldosterone axis along with increasing natriuresis and diuresis.
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May be respiratory acidosis is wrong plz check again
What is more dangerous acidosis or alkalosis????
Alkalosis
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In aspirin case.. Bro co2 will increase due to hyperventilation
Co2 will reduce because : they hyperventilate so more co2 is release
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Set playback speed at .75. You're welcome. Great video, btw! :)
can u tell me page # on FA ???
page no. 543 in FA 2016
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