Pathophysiology of Acute Renal Failure

Pathophysiology lecture about acute renal failure including pre-renal, intra-renal, and post-renal causes.

[@mehagibbs]

Hi my name is Meha Gibbs and I am a inpatient coder. I try to learn much about our body function when I have spare time. I get patient all the time with acute kidney failure. This video was very informing and now I understand what causes the acute renal failure. Thank you very much. Great video. :)

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[@navjeevansingh6270]

I am going to be teaching acute renal failure to V semester medical students in India. I found your video very helpful in formulating my plan for my lecture.

[@dianamaranya2980]

Hi! Im a dental surgery student in Kenya and Im preparing for my internal medicine exam tomorrow and your videos are extremely comprehensive. Excellent summary!!

[@gw5515]

Andrew, (I am taking Medical Physiology currently)....your teaching/speaking/professing ability is great. You have helped me on many things in many ways. Thank you so much.

[@4Slong]

Your video explanations are the best. The medical/nursing angles explain everything I need to know clearly and help me connect the dots between concept and application.These are definitely for the nurse who wants to know a little bit more.

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[@romeolhk1008]

Best video ever to the topic renal failure, most logical pathophysiology explanations I've ever heard, thank you very much, you deserve a Nobel of education!

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[@HardeepSingh-hf3kw]

your videos are really helpful...I'm a lecturer in nsg coll n I'm following ur videos frm last one yr...its really worth watching ...gud job andrew

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[@ramirezg1986]

I have been watching ur videos for a while now and I gotta say they are very good. The way u explain things makes it so easy to understand. Is there any way u can do more videos on pathophysiology specifically on diseases? That would be awesome. Thanks

[@user-jq9li3qp7h]

It is very helpful for to complete my teaching job in two days in China

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[@arnebshaikh]

Woah, 8 years later. Amazing 👏

[@blandinea2501]

Truely helpful. Excellent explanation

[@arielacay1]

This is the lecture I had this morning. Thank you very much cause you made it so clear for me. exactly how you presented it, with emphasis on Clinical tests that determine the Pre, intra and post scenarios - us students of Clinical Laboratory Science. Yes SIR!! YOU ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. You make our learning curves shorter..keep em coming!

[@ukairoukpai9418]

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[@mornekahts]

This is great. Thanks Andrew!

[@lithops7370]

Wonderful, informative video. I love understanding the cellular level of the disease.

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[@markdunn7988]

Great Explanation!

[@lstrumbull]

I think you did a great job showing the details. Thank you for making this.

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[@djmz1969]

Wow! Fantastic, excellent job, I found it so much more interesting and easy to understand than my Med-Surg book. I felt asleep on it. This video captured my interest, fascinating! Thanks.

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[@georginamarquez6726]

Very nice job!

[@Foodreel29]

This video was interesting and made me understand it very clearly.... thank you so much for your help
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[@ileardgz7691]

Great Video! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you considered - Renophia Seyoe Rule (probably on Google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for boosting your kidney function without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my cousin after many years got astronomical success with it.

[@estherssebbowa2935]

Really fantastic thank you

[@victordallavecchia382]

Thanks. Hugs from Brazil

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[@mariaalmeida8974]

beautifully done! you're amazing, thank you!

[@Awofaa]

Great videos

[@minahmutuna4255]

your explaination very easy to understand. Thank you so much

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[@AmeerHamza-jw9yg]

very easily understanding video...thank u soon much...but sir.,do you have any videos on STD's(gonorrhoea, syphilis Pathophysiologies...if not please include them as early as possible..

[@HealthEdSolutions]

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[@pinakichall5462]

Why cant the textbooks give us this kind of basic explanation rather going through difficult terms and going around circles.

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[@bomhayhay]

thanks

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[@popcornshelly5732]

thanks for the great vid!

[@sprasad7562]

excellent sir

[@carolinegordor7876]

This is very good but can I get the pathophysiology of renal failure

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[@setarehjeegar]

thanks a lot, it was very useful

[@nystagmus]

Thanks!

[@srikantagangopadhyay8812]

Sir, you explained that role of Prostglandins is vasodilatation in Afferent arterioles in glomerulus. But Sir, protaglandins are useful for renin secretion which cause vasoconstriction by RAAS axis. Moreover, Sir, what is the basis of using low dose aspirin in PET ?

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[@naomiveleztoro2284]

Thanks so much! Your videos are very helpful :)

[@xiaoyelu6955]

Good!

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[@cyrilkhanyile2459]

excellent!

[@HealthEdSolutions]

Thanks so much Cyril!

[@safaaaz5512]

thank you very much for this video. Could you please tell us what are the dysregulation of plasma electrolytes in acute renal failure? You mentionned the decrease in plasma sodium and the increase in plasma potassium. Thanks once again :)!

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[@medicmatt44]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing :)

[@telepcanin2878]

Hey Andrew i was wondering will the lab analysis in intra-renal failure due to glomerulonephritis be similiar to those in pre-renal failure if the tubular epithelium is intact?

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[@bronaghodoherty6369]

have you a link about the pathophysiology of a UTI?

[@buildcreatemake4088]

Do you have your slides uploaded somewhere to download?
They are way better than my school slides!

[@Jmv0385]

this is very helpful, thank you!

[@gomezwl]

Nice video content! Forgive me for the intrusion, I am interested in your opinion. Have you considered - Renophia Seyoe Rule (google it)? It is a great one of a kind guide for boosting your kidney function minus the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my work buddy got cool success with it.

[@othiminhnguyet9779]

thank you very much!!
i have a question: ogliuria and nonogliuria in acute kidney failure, which case cause ogliuria, nonogliuria? pre, inter or post? pathophysiology of that and the characteristics of urine in that case!
thank you! :)

[@dankesse8906]

Did you find out the answer to this?

[@maiberlinhernandez3008]

Thanks for the Video clip! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you ever tried - Renophia Seyoe Rule (search on google)? It is a good one of a kind product for boosting your kidney function without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my close friend Aubrey after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical results with it.

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[@Missamytta]

thanks very much for your very helpful work!
Please, can you explain me why do we find an urea U/P>10 in pre-renal ARF and < 10 in renal ARF, since urea is filtred and reabsorbed, we should find the opposite no?

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[@MsMusicObsessed]

Thank you :)

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[@jakirhossain8409]

sir
can explain the mechanism you describe vasoconstriction as cause in 04:30
& also how haemolysis causes glumerulonephritis
thank you for this video

[@katiepruett5103]

Thank you this was extremely helpful :)

[@dangelmrn3782]

Nice Video clip! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you researched - Renophia Seyoe Rule (probably on Google)? It is a great one off product for boosting your kidney function minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy at last got cool results with it.

[@Ibrahim81324]

Thank you...pretty useful

[@ravenchortiski727]

MY "eGFR" IS 60 (STAGE 2 KIDNEY DIEASE)... IS THIS SERIOUS AND DO I NEED TO GO TO THE DOCTOR?... I JUST SAW THIS IN MY MEDICAL PAPERS AND I HAVE MANY DOCTORS BUT THIS SOUNDS SERIOUS TO ME??

[@kaamul]

Thank you so much for the video. I had a quick question :
what about NSAIDs being the cause of hypertension in people who are 'dry' ie, who don't had CHF ? my attending said that they act on 'another site' ( other than glomerulous) causing hypertension in such people ? could you please explain that ?

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[@antonettejoysolinap6657]

Hi can a car accident cause acute renal failure ? and what type of renal failure can it commonly cause ?

[@pratishthaojha9724]

antonette joy solinap yes of course! Renal failure due to hypovolumia. Low Cardiac output. Pre-renal cause.

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[@Stevoukos]

The one thing I keep missing is this : Is prerenal Azotemia considered a CAUSE of ARF or a result of ARF?

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[@chapterchasers2023]

Great video however at 0358 you state bp can drop because of massive vasoconstriction. i dnt get this at all

[@gepanzertesherz]

+Fifi Mazhandu the hepatorenal syndrome causes vasoconstriction of the afferent artery so the kidney gets very little flow of blood and that how it can cause an AKI. :

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[@mirajanestrauss9964]

5 years laters hahaha just wanted to say thanks :D

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[@aanbula3346]

so helpful thank you

[@phillepin0]

Can you please further explain the effect of NSAIDs on the kidney?

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[@spiritofecstasy8525]

AKI Takes An Injury And ARF Takes An Overall Breakdown! lol!

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[@Selinacrystal]

What is the ischemia caused from?

[@xeepk3]

Deprivation of oxygen and nutrients to the cell

[@pratishthaojha9724]

Scarred cells, microemboli, amylosis etc

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[@pandeynaveen41]

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[@lorenaaguilera9244]

Thnx how to cure acute renal failure?

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[@Davidmurillogarcia]

Thanks!!!!

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