In terms of quality of educational content and facilitation of the learning process professor zack is UNMATCHED on youtube. would love to see you at aapa
There are so many good things about these videos. The content is super helpful and well organized and I have learned so much, but I have to admit that my favorite part is the random 'turns of phrase' that Zack will say. Absolute nuggets of gold hidden throughout the videos - 'You have 32 teeth, but 30 of them are in your pocket'.
you explain it so well! Even though the video is long, I understand all the whys. Time is well spent watching your lecture than me staring at my book for 2 hrs. Thank you very much.
The best teachers are the ones who convert their students into sponges that absorb all the teacher’s pearls of wisdom! Thank You all responsible for this site!
Your lectures are really helping especially because i grew up unable to study using videos but with you, I’ve developed a new strategy of studying using your lectures and what you guys teach is all I need for my exams
My cousin has large vegetation in mv. I'm surfing for the information and I found you. My cousin has exactly the same symptoms as you said now I understand it from you. But in the real situation it's not easy to evaluate the problem because the symptoms are generally occurred in many organs of body. We/doctors spent 3-4 months to find out, echo 4 times in 3 hospitals, MRI 2 times (brain and heart) and finally TEE and one of the doctor team asked about the dental decay and bingo all symptoms can relate with it. Thanks for the great knowledge it surly inspire many people around the world to be a great doctor because of your channel.
What I just friggin enjoy is that you explain the pathophys in detail. You don't just present: yeah, we have splinter hemorrhage, Janeway lesions and Osler nodules. You tell me why - my brain and I love that so much. Thank you!!
Thank you for this insightful lecture. Your presentation was both informative and engaging, and it provided valuable knowledge on the subject. I appreciate the effort you put into making complex topics accessible and interesting. This lecture has greatly contributed to my understanding, and I look forward to applying what I've learned. Thank you once again for sharing your expertise💯❤
It is absolutely insane how much better you are at disseminating information than my lecturers who are consultants in their fields. Thank you for getting me through med school
I had searched infective endocarditis before but you hadn't done it. I passed my Pathology examination anyway 😊. I'm glad you've uploaded it. Thank you.
The way I just love this guy 🤩🙏🏽. Thank you for your passion and hardwork. Your calling was not to just be a good doctor but also to make the journey of many future doctors easier. Thank you!
Sooo I'm a dentist and not all dental procedures will require antibiotic prophylaxis in high-risk patients. Most, but not all. Like totally edentulous patients getting dentures are typically fine without it. And generally, if you aren't sure, we think it's better to err on the side of doing it rather than not doing it and running the risk of an infection. Even then, there's been some debate in our field on if we are even preventing anything (for example, flossing your own teeth may push bacteria into the sulci of the teeth, which ultimately drain into the inferior vena cava.) We do it anyways because the benefit outweighs any risk the antibiotics could cause. Just sharing some fun facts. Presentation is absolutely amazing. You should seriously consider teaching. Your UA-cam resume speaks for itself!
I understand my issue so much better now. My mitral valve has been replaced so there's an even greater chance of going through this AGAIN. That really stinks lol.
Right on time when we were having cardiology lectures ❣️❣️ thank you guys may God bless you 🙏 And then I just see my favorite professor growing beads as well 😂😂 much different from the 2017 videos 😹.. Much love Zach 😚
Mannn, I can't be more thankful, a great content, a great way of explanation, and surely a great person doing all of that. You're slaying it, keep going. ❤️❤️
Thank you for your comprehensive lecture. Just to add a point that for typical organisms blood cultures ideally should be 3 , from separate venipunctures and spaced over 30 to 60 minutes and if 2 out of 3 is positive it is considered a major criteria. However for atypical organisms we should look for persistently positive blood cultures which means either 2 positive blood cultures drawn at least 12 hours apart or 3 positive blood culture in which the first and last samples were collected at least one hour apart. Thanks again for your great video.
Important finding for a prolonged episode of infective endocarditis , is the presents of splenemegaly and hypersplenism features like thrombocytopenia and anemia that can be seen .
Subacute endocarditis follows an indolent course, rarely causes metastatic infection, and progresses gradually unless complicated by a major embolic event or a ruptured mycotic aneurysm.
I have been in the nursing field for more than 30 years. Your lectures are more informative than any textbook or physician. You have missed your calling and should be teaching physicians. You should be an MD/PHD with just your knowledge alone. I learn more from you than I have anywhere else in my career.
You are really great, I salute you for your energy and dedication, bravo what a wonderful lecture , it was lengthy but with your smile any way of delivering the lecture I never feel bore, god bless you dear
I follow your videos from Afghanistan. I really enjoy the videos you make and I am very excited for the videos you make. Good luck and may God guide you
Really a behemoth of information but it's worth it. I don't like long videos about anything but I'd definitely watch a 10 hour ninja nerd video no problemo
I have nail bed hemorrhages right now. I get them often. When I first got them, I had to bring them to the attention of my doctor. He missed them. An ECG proved negative for Endocarditis. Nail bed hemorrhages can happen with auto -immune disorders too, which I have plenty of. I would really like to know the mechanism of action in this case.
I really admire how much time and energy you guys put into these videos. They’re beyond helpful 🙏🏽💜
I love it they are way too long
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You really admires what,
They are married so shun and study hard and work fine doctor,ok, they don't like that, you are my friend so listen to me.bye
If only there were more teachers like you all over the world ,studying medicine would have been so easy and interesting…
Lots of love and respect! 😊
THIS MAN NEEDS TO HAVE A STATUE OF HIM AT EVERY COLLEGE
I just wanna say you've been such a blessing for me so far through college with A&P, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
In terms of quality of educational content and facilitation of the learning process professor zack is UNMATCHED on youtube. would love to see you at aapa
I honestly do not know what i would do without this channel. Thank you all so much!
There are so many good things about these videos. The content is super helpful and well organized and I have learned so much, but I have to admit that my favorite part is the random 'turns of phrase' that Zack will say. Absolute nuggets of gold hidden throughout the videos - 'You have 32 teeth, but 30 of them are in your pocket'.
This has got to be the most detailed video on infective Endocarditis I’ve come across. Thanks a lot!
you explain it so well! Even though the video is long, I understand all the whys. Time is well spent watching your lecture than me staring at my book for 2 hrs. Thank you very much.
Best teacher in Medicine, world needs more of this type of brilliant teachers
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The best teachers are the ones who convert their students into sponges that absorb all the teacher’s pearls of wisdom! Thank You all responsible for this site!
Your lectures are really helping especially because i grew up unable to study using videos but with you, I’ve developed a new strategy of studying using your lectures and what you guys teach is all I need for my exams
My cousin has large vegetation in mv. I'm surfing for the information and I found you. My cousin has exactly the same symptoms as you said now I understand it from you. But in the real situation it's not easy to evaluate the problem because the symptoms are generally occurred in many organs of body. We/doctors spent 3-4 months to find out, echo 4 times in 3 hospitals, MRI 2 times (brain and heart) and finally TEE and one of the doctor team asked about the dental decay and bingo all symptoms can relate with it. Thanks for the great knowledge it surly inspire many people around the world to be a great doctor because of your channel.
What I just friggin enjoy is that you explain the pathophys in detail. You don't just present: yeah, we have splinter hemorrhage, Janeway lesions and Osler nodules. You tell me why - my brain and I love that so much. Thank you!!
Thank you for this insightful lecture. Your presentation was both informative and engaging, and it provided valuable knowledge on the subject. I appreciate the effort you put into making complex topics accessible and interesting. This lecture has greatly contributed to my understanding, and I look forward to applying what I've learned. Thank you once again for sharing your expertise💯❤
I started looking for a video about endocarditis as one of my friends has this condition. your explanation is incredible.
It is absolutely insane how much better you are at disseminating information than my lecturers who are consultants in their fields. Thank you for getting me through med school
thank you so much Zach murphy love from INDIA ,I GIVE THE BEST TEACHER OF THE WORLD AWARD TO YOU🎉🎉🎉THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN😊
Bro your literally handing me my medical career 😭🙌❤️🔥
That was the hotest and the most emotional lecture I’ve ever seen ❤
I had searched infective endocarditis before but you hadn't done it. I passed my Pathology examination anyway 😊. I'm glad you've uploaded it. Thank you.
OMGOOOOOOOOOOOOOD😱. I'VE NOT SEEN CARDIOLOGY PLAYLIST . U'RE AMAAAAAAAAAZING 😭😭, thank u
Our 9 years kid also can understand your vedioes. Excellent teaching skill.
I needed this so much, busy with my internal medicine rotation & it’s kicking my ass.
Thank you so much bro, you're a guide for me
An entire faculty
My man posting a video on a topic, right when I need to learn it. You´re the best bro
The way I just love this guy 🤩🙏🏽. Thank you for your passion and hardwork. Your calling was not to just be a good doctor but also to make the journey of many future doctors easier. Thank you!
Sooo I'm a dentist and not all dental procedures will require antibiotic prophylaxis in high-risk patients. Most, but not all. Like totally edentulous patients getting dentures are typically fine without it. And generally, if you aren't sure, we think it's better to err on the side of doing it rather than not doing it and running the risk of an infection. Even then, there's been some debate in our field on if we are even preventing anything (for example, flossing your own teeth may push bacteria into the sulci of the teeth, which ultimately drain into the inferior vena cava.) We do it anyways because the benefit outweighs any risk the antibiotics could cause. Just sharing some fun facts. Presentation is absolutely amazing. You should seriously consider teaching. Your UA-cam resume speaks for itself!
There is lot of smart people but no one could explain best as you did
The most detailed yet simplified explanation of IE
"DONT FORGET THAT BADBOY"😂😂
I thank God you are here to help me when I really need it the most. You are great Zack🙏
Thank you
I am from Yemen preparing for USMLe exam and I appreciate your video so helpful and well organised
Best lecturer ever got a cardiac exam tomorrow and this made it easier and sure I will ace it
I love this channel. It's inspired me to open my own channel on physiology! Keep up the great work! You're helping a lot of people.
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Super informative! I am a pharmacy resident and this was the perfect preparation for my endocarditis topic discussion! Thank you!
Very well done as usual.
Thumbs up team!!!
Thanks for this I've been diagnosed with this after 2 open heart surgeries ac 14 days on ECMO here at Duke. Been here 32 days so far. Only 36!
I understand my issue so much better now. My mitral valve has been replaced so there's an even greater chance of going through this AGAIN. That really stinks lol.
Oh my lord … you’re a legend thank you so so much for all your efforts .. merciiii énormément
Very nicely done ninja nerd. I understood infective endocarditis once and for all!
Thank you alot deep from my heart I have a case infective endocarditis and I should know about it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are really saving my academics... Thank you for being so precise and explaining in such a lucid manner 🎉❤
May Allah bless your heart♥️♥️♥️
Watching your videos is definitely one of the main things i do in my studying program
Right on time when we were having cardiology lectures ❣️❣️ thank you guys may God bless you 🙏
And then I just see my favorite professor growing beads as well 😂😂 much different from the 2017 videos 😹..
Much love Zach 😚
Thank you so much, I find this subject very difficult to grasp. I love you for your enthusiastic explanations and logical reasoning. Keep well
01:03:00 Thank you Ninja Nerd!
Thankyou, I subscribed within 5 minutes.... I'm adhd....... and I'm learning..... THANKYOU
Thank you very much, for simplifying the stuff
Mannn, I can't be more thankful, a great content, a great way of explanation, and surely a great person doing all of that.
You're slaying it, keep going. ❤️❤️
Thank you for your comprehensive lecture. Just to add a point that for typical organisms blood cultures ideally should be 3 , from separate venipunctures and spaced over 30 to 60 minutes and if 2 out of 3 is positive it is considered a major criteria. However for atypical organisms we should look for persistently positive blood cultures which means either 2 positive blood cultures drawn at least 12 hours apart or 3 positive blood culture in which the first and last samples were collected at least one hour apart.
Thanks again for your great video.
thank you for your efferts hope theyre repaid properly
What a great explanation!!! Thank you so much my best teacher!!!! 😍😍🌺🌺
Big respect for spend your time and energy for sharing this gold information ❤❤❤❤
Your lectures are awesome....
You guys are real heros...
I learn a lot from your lectures 😎👍👍👍
Dude just in awe how talented someone can be
This is a very helpful lecture. Illustrated and easy to understand. Thanks a lot....
Thank you so much Sir 🙏❤️
Important finding for a prolonged episode of infective endocarditis , is the presents of splenemegaly and hypersplenism features like thrombocytopenia and anemia that can be seen .
Nothing to say, just wow!!!!! THANK YOU SIR. lots of love
I just want thank you soooo much! Bc of you I’m surviving pharmacy school! God bless you !!!
One of the best videos regarding this topic😊
Glad you liked it
Man hats off you are really great to provide such content for free. Thank you so much prof Zach
I have no words bro... Just love it❤❤🤞
Thank you so much
I really don't know what to do without your videos .
I really love you ❤.
Maan, you keep saving us every time, much love for you guys ❤
Awesome 👍 presentation! Thank you for sharing this important 🤔 info!
Very helpful
U are helping us in school of medicine
Thank you teacher
I like the simple explaination on the pathophysiology of it
Thank you so much Pr Murphy!
Thank you so much,am a critical care student .
The effort you put in making these videos is amazing. Much love from 🖤💛❤️ Uganda
Subacute endocarditis follows an indolent course, rarely causes metastatic infection, and progresses gradually unless complicated by a major embolic event or a ruptured mycotic aneurysm.
I am a medical student , I appreciate your work
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳
I hope u give us lecture for meningitis and upper respiratory tract infections
I have been in the nursing field for more than 30 years. Your lectures are more informative than any textbook or physician. You have missed your calling and should be teaching physicians. You should be an MD/PHD with just your knowledge alone. I learn more from you than I have anywhere else in my career.
I can’t describe how thankful I am
You are really great, I salute you for your energy and dedication, bravo what a wonderful lecture , it was lengthy but with your smile any way of delivering the lecture I never feel bore, god bless you dear
Amzying to see you again
I think that I will begin with the Nobel Prizes. You are so crazy for your topics and lots of fun. Thankyou.
Man, you're the best 👌
Respect man, just respect
I can’t thank u enough for this video
Best explanation ever!!! Keep up these absolute masterpieces of videos
Hats off sir👏it was an mind blowing lecture
So grateful as always ☺️
if you have 32 teeth but 30 of them are in your pocket 😂💀
I follow your videos from Afghanistan. I really enjoy the videos you make and I am very excited for the videos you make. Good luck and may God guide you
Best team ever ever
Thanks bro you are amazing and I always understand clearly your lecture.and I admire your effort
Really a behemoth of information but it's worth it. I don't like long videos about anything but I'd definitely watch a 10 hour ninja nerd video no problemo
I'm not a medical student, but this is really interesting
I have nail bed hemorrhages right now. I get them often. When I first got them, I had to bring them to the attention of my doctor. He missed them. An ECG proved negative for Endocarditis. Nail bed hemorrhages can happen with auto -immune disorders too, which I have plenty of. I would really like to know the mechanism of action in this case.
perfect, assalam alaykum from Uzbekistan
Thank you for the awesome 👍 lecture.
Thank youu for saving me during medschool ,
The lecture is very sufficient, I have one question when do we consider no improvement with antibiotics and go for surgery thanks
Nice lecture,❤ from India 🇮🇳
Great video !