Hi! I have been watching your videos since A&P and now I’m my nursing journey still here watching! Thank you so much who do I contact about transferring you to my school!❤️💕
I genuinely wish you had videos on Nursing Pharmacology too. Idk what it is about your voice and how you explain, but I got a 4.0 in AP1, looking the same for AP2 and currently have an 89% in patho for nursing. Thank you!
I have some pathophysiology lecture in the BIOL300 playlist. Although I don't have pharm lectures recorded, I'm doing zoom tutoring for channel members! Go to the channel page and click Join.
You are a good Man! I appreciate you so much! You kept me engaged and your tone, delivery, and speed are perfect. Sending you blessings, love, and light
Your videos are amazing! Wish you would do more LOL especially for Porth's Pathophysiology book. They have helped me with passing patho for nursing school! You rock!!
My grandmother lost her 2 sons who survived only 2 weeks .her 5 daughters including my mother lived to their 90s plus ..I can't read the certificates for the sons deaths I am trying to read them .thank you so much for this video
I need you to clarify what you said at 20:00 that a cell without an X chromosome is not viable because that’s what turners syndrome is, missing an X chromosome
That’s a great question - I think the best way to think about this is that the majority of monosomies, especially those of autosomes but also including sex chromosomes such as Monosomy of X (Turner syndrome), are not survivable. Although some individuals with monosomies do survive to full term, more often they do not make it to birth.
Thank you Kyle for your videos. I have been watching them for a year and they've helped me in A&P, BIO, and Patho for nursing school!
Hi! I have been watching your videos since A&P and now I’m my nursing journey still here watching! Thank you so much who do I contact about transferring you to my school!❤️💕
Congratulations on the nursing journey! Thank you :)
I genuinely wish you had videos on Nursing Pharmacology too. Idk what it is about your voice and how you explain, but I got a 4.0 in AP1, looking the same for AP2 and currently have an 89% in patho for nursing. Thank you!
Congrats! That's great!
I have some pathophysiology lecture in the BIOL300 playlist. Although I don't have pharm lectures recorded, I'm doing zoom tutoring for channel members! Go to the channel page and click Join.
You are a good Man! I appreciate you so much! You kept me engaged and your tone, delivery, and speed are perfect. Sending you blessings, love, and light
Thank you! That’s very kind of you to say. I’m glad you enjoyed the video
Not even in medical. In social science and anthropology, but still find this really interesting. I have a few friends with genetic disorders.
Your videos are amazing! Wish you would do more LOL especially for Porth's Pathophysiology book. They have helped me with passing patho for nursing school! You rock!!
Thank you Brooke! I’m happy to hear they’ve been helpful
My grandmother lost her 2 sons who survived only 2 weeks .her 5 daughters including my mother lived to their 90s plus ..I can't read the certificates for the sons deaths I am trying to read them .thank you so much for this video
I need you to clarify what you said at 20:00 that a cell without an X chromosome is not viable because that’s what turners syndrome is, missing an X chromosome
That’s a great question - I think the best way to think about this is that the majority of monosomies, especially those of autosomes but also including sex chromosomes such as Monosomy of X (Turner syndrome), are not survivable. Although some individuals with monosomies do survive to full term, more often they do not make it to birth.
This is so great !!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH
i wish we could download this presentation to study later on.
Hira Saeed you can actually download CZcams videos to access without internet.
Any suggestions for practice questions for patho?
hello sir
what is ur email address sir...i need those slides sir...i have apresentation to presnt and those slides are perfect