Thank you so much! This is so well explained. I am not a vet or med student but I am trying to better understand my cat's blood profile. Vets hardly find the time to give a detailed explanation and my cat can't talk to me about what is hurting him, so I am teaching myself to understand it better. I have found great vet books that point out the difference in cats compared to other species and humans so this is a great combination.
i HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR WAYS TO KNOW HOW TO READ LABS, AND YOU JUST MADE IT VERY SIMPLIFIED. I WISH I SAW THIS A LONG TIME AGO. THANKS SO MUCH DR. JOEL. GOD BLESS.
WOW .. thank you so much doctor . I'm preparing for my final exam ( Saudi board of family medicine ) .. and your lectures help me a lot . Thanks again . have a nice day
This is so informational! Thank you for sharing this. My husband was diagnosed with CLL in April 2016 after he had a stroke in August last year. I have been suffering from some crazy symptoms myself over the past several years and am concerned about my health as well so this information is great in understanding so much. One thing that i do know is that our house has been harboring mold for quite some time in the basement and i am convinced now that this is what has been making us both ill. Unfortunately, my husband is in denial about how toxic our home is and i have had to move into another part of the house that does not share any furnace or central air. Recently around the end of September while my husband was away on business i experienced days of fatigue and then on a monday i got hit hard with a respiratory illness that i still have not really gotten completely rid of as of today. I have to move out completely. He has a check up with his blood doctor on Thursday this week so i am interested to find out what the results are. Again, thank you so much for this! I apologize for all the extra info I tossed into my comment.
Really exquisite data analysis of blood cell. I am a veterinary student, learn lots of things about blood though i read it in my course vitae. Keep it up sir, waiting for plethora of this types of video.
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. It's even better than Part I because you illustrated the inter-relationship by drawing graphs and formulas. Excellent video.
I've loved this vídeo. Very clear and easy to understand but I'd like to discuss about hemolytic anemias..I don't agree with microcytic anemia..otherwise, in most situations, hemolytic anemias are macrocytic.
Dr. Joel, thank you for your informative videos. They help me so much! I have a suggestion for a video. I don’t understand the difference between the bicarbonate measurement in the arterial blood gas and the bicarbonate measurement in the venous basic metabolic panel. In the ABG, I have learned that carbon dioxide represents the acidic component of the blood, whereas bicarbonate represents the basic component of blood. When discussing the venous draw of a BMP, I have heard that the bicarbonate value is the same as the carbon dioxide value, and therefore represents the acidic value. I do know that CO2 and bicarbonate are in relationship through the buffer equation, but basically( no pun intended) I am missing a few pieces, and I remain stuck in the mud of confusion. A lifeline and enlightenment, PLEASE, dear teacher!! Thank you!!!☘️☘️☘️😊😊 and Happy St. Paddy’s day and may all your beer be Guinness!
Arrows must have in the same direction to the highest: however increase or decline for normal proportions : because the speech is on the increase, whether positive or negative
Hello, I have a question. If the pathologies that cause an increase or decrease in the RBC count, the Hgb and the Hct are all the same, what is the significance of all of the three if you can just look at the RBC? In other words, is there any difference in the pathological patterns if you look at RBC versus Hct or Hgb?
the last lab I had (last year) was a 15 for hemoglobin I plan to get another lab done very soon to see any changes. The particular doc said it was high but might be normal for my age. Was she right? I see a marker of 14 to 18 it looks a bit like 15 would be ok? How do you docs read these numbers lol?
really? the RBC is 4.6 millions per MILLI liter, NOT microliter, as you say @2:04 . It is widely know that ordinary journalists have a big problem with orders of magnitudes... but here we are not in the context of a daily newspaper.
Arrows must have in the same direction to the highest: however increase or decline for normal proportions : because the speech is on the increase, whether positive or negative
Thank you. I start internship in 2 weeks. Great for a refresher. Thank you for helping me help my patients.
I am a physical science teacher this information is most valuable to be known to all educates.Because to have some awareness.
Thank you so much! This is so well explained. I am not a vet or med student but I am trying to better understand my cat's blood profile. Vets hardly find the time to give a detailed explanation and my cat can't talk to me about what is hurting him, so I am teaching myself to understand it better. I have found great vet books that point out the difference in cats compared to other species and humans so this is a great combination.
i HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR WAYS TO KNOW HOW TO READ LABS, AND YOU JUST MADE IT VERY SIMPLIFIED. I WISH I SAW THIS A LONG TIME AGO. THANKS SO MUCH DR. JOEL. GOD BLESS.
What a nice affect-- bright, straightforward. Totally how I would like to be with patients. And thanks very much for the solid content.
WOW .. thank you so much doctor .
I'm preparing for my final exam ( Saudi board of family medicine ) .. and your lectures help me a lot .
Thanks again .
have a nice day
This is the best CBC counts lecture ever had, nice summary.
This is so informational! Thank you for sharing this. My husband was diagnosed with CLL in April 2016 after he had a stroke in August last year. I have been suffering from some crazy symptoms myself over the past several years and am concerned about my health as well so this information is great in understanding so much. One thing that i do know is that our house has been harboring mold for quite some time in the basement and i am convinced now that this is what has been making us both ill. Unfortunately, my husband is in denial about how toxic our home is and i have had to move into another part of the house that does not share any furnace or central air. Recently around the end of September while my husband was away on business i experienced days of fatigue and then on a monday i got hit hard with a respiratory illness that i still have not really gotten completely rid of as of today. I have to move out completely. He has a check up with his blood doctor on Thursday this week so i am interested to find out what the results are. Again, thank you so much for this! I apologize for all the extra info I tossed into my comment.
Really exquisite data analysis of blood cell. I am a veterinary student, learn lots of things about blood though i read it in my course vitae. Keep it up sir, waiting for plethora of this types of video.
I am a 4th year medical student, and this is very much helpful. Thanks Doc Joel
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Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. It's even better than Part I because you illustrated the inter-relationship by drawing graphs and formulas. Excellent video.
It is amazing to find these three parts of CBC.
What an amazing and helpful video! Thank you tons!! So glad I came across your video 😍
Am fifth year medical student this is great thanks doctor
roman shao hi, can pregnancy be detect during NHS full blood count ?
Great help in understanding the
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Wonderful! Please keep up with your great work. Hope you and your family stay safe!
Very informative! Very well explained!! Thank you!
I've loved this vídeo. Very clear and easy to understand but I'd like to discuss about hemolytic anemias..I don't agree with microcytic anemia..otherwise, in most situations, hemolytic anemias are macrocytic.
Thank you for this wonderful explanation.. so informative
This is great, excellent lecture.
Dr. Joel, thank you for your informative videos. They help me so much!
I have a suggestion for a video. I don’t understand the difference between the bicarbonate measurement in the arterial blood gas and the bicarbonate measurement in the venous basic metabolic panel.
In the ABG, I have learned that carbon dioxide represents the acidic component of the blood, whereas bicarbonate represents the basic component of blood.
When discussing the venous draw of a BMP, I have heard that the bicarbonate value is the same as the carbon dioxide value, and therefore represents the acidic value.
I do know that CO2 and bicarbonate are in relationship through the buffer equation, but basically( no pun intended) I am missing a few pieces, and I remain stuck in the mud of confusion.
A lifeline and enlightenment, PLEASE, dear teacher!!
Thank you!!!☘️☘️☘️😊😊 and Happy St. Paddy’s day and may all your beer be Guinness!
thank you Dr. It helps for a project that I'm working on..
Such a great explanation 🙏
your videos are very useful , thank you 👍
Thanks doctor, this is a nice summary indeed
Thanks very informative and well explained.
finally i got it perfectly doctor! thanks , just a question serum or plasma in that test tube ?
Awesome work!
thank you so much now i know what is the meaning of cbc.
Plz do some video on quality control in hematology/ in lab
Very well done video. Is there some cross-over for what is counted as Microcytic Anemias and Normocytic Anemias?
Thank you for posting this video!
Arrows must have in the same direction to the highest: however increase or decline for normal proportions : because the speech is on the increase, whether positive or negative
thanks Dr.
Great lecture
Thanks so much
You sound like you're good looking. Thanks for the awesome info!
+rynthia crosbie -Yes, I've fooled everyone! Bwaaahaahaaa! (Maniacal laugh)
Thank you,nice sessions ,,are the values applicable in paediatric patients??
Well explained thnk u doc but i dont understand how u have calculated RDW
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Tq so much and can u make video about Ecg X-ray 2decho
Hello, I have a question. If the pathologies that cause an increase or decrease in the RBC count, the Hgb and the Hct are all the same, what is the significance of all of the three if you can just look at the RBC? In other words, is there any difference in the pathological patterns if you look at RBC versus Hct or Hgb?
hi doc Joe. can you please tell me if stilbestrol and vitamin D can be classified as a hormone.
good job
am so grateful
nice video Dr.
great video
Amazing. Thank you!
well done dear doctor , can you send us this PDF please ?
Can you elaborate on the blood film test?
why will hemolytic anemia cause raised MCHC please
Waiting for part 3
the last lab I had (last year) was a 15 for hemoglobin I plan to get another lab done very soon to see any changes. The particular doc said it was high but might be normal for my age. Was she right? I see a marker of 14 to 18 it looks a bit like 15 would be ok? How do you docs read these numbers lol?
Good work...
Thanks for ur help
Plzz make a video on regular basis
Thank you
Hello doctor can receive this presentation PDF form You?!
really? the RBC is 4.6 millions per MILLI liter, NOT microliter, as you say @2:04 .
It is widely know that ordinary journalists have a big problem with orders of magnitudes... but here we are not in the context of a daily newspaper.
THANK YOU
Pls do more videos love itttttt
thank you
I thought that for the MCHC there is only normochromic and hypochromic!?
Excellent 😘
You are asowme
I'm waiting for part 3
+John Kim - I'm hurrying dude! I'll work on that one next. Good luck in school!!
see and learn some thing
There is nothing called hyperchromic cell ¡
has part 3 released?
Next week. Hang in there!
Yes it has! Enjoy!
+Med Immersion ok!thank you!
Arrows must have in the same direction to the highest: however increase or decline for normal proportions : because the speech is on the increase, whether positive or negative