Osteoarthritis vs rheumatoid arthritis pathophysiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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Superbly informative video. Enough detail without overkill. Thank you.
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Thank you, that was great.
Good explained facts
this one is the best in internet about ra
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this is an amazing and informative video. I was also suffering from this condition for 3 years and my condition was going worse day by day. I visited many hospitals and clinics but didn't get relief and then one day I went to planet Ayurveda and they gave me a rheumatoid arthritis care pack and now I am perfectly fine
love the way this is explained. great job!
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Nice video... BUT MY book says IgG (The autoantibodies, known as rheumatoid factor (RF), combine with IgG combine with IgG to for immune complexes that initially deposit on synovial membranes or superficial articular cartilage in the joints.) not IgM-
It's IgM Ab complexing w/ Fc portion of IgG. hope that helps!
Mike Nieciecki RF represent multiple antibodies mostly IgM but sometimes IgG or IgA
Mike Niecieck IGm deposition mostly
The IgM affects the IgG by combing with the Fc portion of the IgG
Rheumatoid factor is an IgM antibody which targets the Fc portion of IgG and forms immune complexes which are deposited in the synovial fluid.
In the previous video OA vs RA Symptoms, you state that in RA only the PIP is affected and in OA only the DIP is affected. In this video you state that both the DIP and PIP are affected in OA (Bouchard's and Herbeden's nodes)
+diane ongarato Nah, she doesn't state that in the previous video.
In the symptoms video she explicitly states that in RA the PIP is affected and the DIP is (mostly) spared.
She then goes on to say that in OA the DIP is commonly affected, unlike in RA, but doesn't explicitly state whether PIP is affected one way or the other.
Neutrophils or macrophages? its a chronic disease right? so it should be macrophages. Someone please comment
my mother ostiarthitis ..age 45 years ..bmd report level 1.0 please help and
Can someone please help me - why is rheumatoid arthritis specific to synovial joints? Why does the inflammation and associate tissue damage occur here, if the rheumatoid factor is circulating systemically? Thanks in advance!
Its not. The inflammation can target heart and lung tissue hence I have heart and x ray check ups which should be best practice. It can also target moisture producing glands in the body e.g. tear ducts for which I have eye drops. There are other areas it can target because it is trying to destroy proteins in the body that can be found anywhere so it attacks cells not areas of the body the proteins just happen to be in those areas.
Rheumatoid Arthritis: The Infection Connection, right here on UA-cam.
I am full of all that, bone on bone and PAIN!!!!! I can hardly walk at 54. I was very very active until 1 1/2 yrs ago. I am miserable 😥😥😥
hang in there,may be it is time to see the doc. im 49, i got smashed up when i was 34,im going to be a pile of calcium soon, still usefull for tooth paste so orders now.i change my anti inflamitorys every few years, it gives me a bit of a break from some pain,,,,,massage,,solar radiation, get some good slow bassy music on high vol. put the quilt down with a pile of pillows,light a candle,light a spliff then try to make dragons or tigers from the shadows,good luck
I have ruematoid
Fire Brand god bless u
dina keve thx
+Fire Brand - I'm just here for my medical studies.... :/
Fire Brand I have off so severe rheumatory arthritis since I was 19 now I'm 56 also have a spinal cord injury in my neck at set up arthritis now my neck one of the bones is bone to bone it's constantly in pain and the pain medicine helps they put me on a muscle relaxer it's not even stopping it I don't know what else to do should I go just to a pain clinic or should I go to a spinal cord pain clinic can someone answer me this question
Ugh vocal fryyyyy