Obstructive vs. Restrictive Lung Disease || USMLE

​​SUPPORT/JOIN THE CHANNEL: / @dirtymedicine
My goal is to reduce educational disparities by making education FREE.
These videos help you score extra points on medical school exams (USMLE, COMLEX, etc.)
For educational purposes only; NOT medical or other advice.
Some videos contain mild profanity and hyperbole solely used to assist with memorization. Viewer discretion advised.
Opinions are entirely my own.

[@josephinerose92]

I wonder what your voice sounds like in 1x. I'll never know...

[@DirtyMedicine]

vanilla smooth

[@dinukaravi968]

hey ,if anyone else wants to learn about stages of lung disease try Mackorny Light Breathing Blueprint (just google it )?
It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to quit smoking within days without the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my neighbor got cool success with it.

[@Piinkstar17]

LOOOL same

[@rohit6125983]

I love you josephine, I’m still waiting for you to this day, please come back baby

[@harriet-ek6xf]

​@@rohit6125983ehhh?

[@sriram-bs7wp]

Obstructive-- starting with O and U was also highlighted.. so OUT problem. Where as in restrictive we have 2 I's that's In problem... I felt this is easy .. hope some one can feel this easy...

[@rachanamachabillava2839]

Thank you :)

[@miloelite]

Thanks!!

[@bramschmiddy]

Thanks! Made up words never work for me; I guess I’m toooo literate? Lol this was helpful!

[@ydohw]

Thanks for all you've done so far. I know you guys are busy making more mnemonics for step 1 but if you can spare the time to make a video on how to tackle step 2 ck, it would be greatly appreciated!

[@anamariahernandezbotero4810]

Hey Dirty, you are my favourite. You make everything clear and fun. You optimize my time. Thank you.

[@jacobsteel]

A thank you from Sweden! Plenty useful stuff here! Much appreciated!

[@ashimadogra4523]

My favorite youtube channel! Brilliant stuff man.

[@samhinanna7594]

Thanks dr

[@kawinewmai]

Awesome 👏
But I was actually searching for the concept like how it is harder for air to get out in obstructive. Thanks anyway. Very helpful indeed

[@bechall3267]

This is amazing!!! Thank you for posting this!!!

[@newnewsbrooklyn1513]

That was great! Now i can understand lung function tests

[@HASSAN-ey2qf]

Bless u bro , u are doing a fine job

[@miloelite]

The mnemonic was so helpful!

[@universaltruth2555]

Very good content! Hats off to you my man. -

[@medico6060]

How can I thank you enough sir!!❤❤

[@B3bita1215]

Youuuuu are amazing!! Please share more vids like this. :)

[@_diegoarrue]

this was great ! Thank you

[@effiongjay373]

Best explanation online. Can you help explain the graph part? Its kinda sketchy to me.

[@sanatdas2011]

Thanks, man.

[@mohammadahmed-ji9jq]

thank you

[@makeitaleapyear6062]

that's absolutly smart stuff!

[@ahmedhussin1834]

I'm excited to know that you are releasing a book. Will people taking step 1 this May be able to get the book or will it take longer to be released?

[@molokoblessing7727]

Thanks,a lot

[@subodhkarmanker4039]

Great video man ..thanks!

[@christinevakas92]

Thank you so much

[@imgingi]

Thank you very much! how about more vids guys? could not find you on fb or anywhere else :/

[@JonathanCirillo]

What are the four in the top five topics? I bet one's nephritic vs. nephrotic. And maybe upper vs. lower motor neuron?

[@dkannikakamali8575]

Wonderful explanation 👏 👌

[@anupundir9111]

Awesome video good job sir👏👏

[@kiratheburd]

I also have been thinking that for Restrictive disease, the Ratio Rises

[@syedakiran223]

Thank you

[@simsimx8911]

THANK YOU

[@gabrielasuero3430]

love this!

[@AlandAPirot]

it was really helpful, THANKS!!!😃

[@cyberX3000]

hi. I just wanted you to know how awesome ur vids are. Its sad how less frequent you have become in uploading vids here on youtube. I wish you more perserverance and blessings in life! and hey are you a doctor urself or somethin. thanks

[@jamieyish5582]

when is your book coming out?

[@junaidmushtaq9421]

kindly record videon lecture on systemic pathology,HY points

[@junaidmushtaq9421]

Hello sir ,please make video for Step 2, Please make High yield videos on pathology, Internal Medicine and Surgery

[@sachinvijayan]

Great video sir

[@bahiachibi895]

Thank u amazing

[@twinslg6579]

gosh, you are awesome

[@sarahkang5713]

@ Dirty Medicine What are the other top 5 topics?

[@childemperor7475]

I love the pneumonic but how about Reuptake of air instead of Rinside?

[@caseyandtoryshalloween1236]

Should of used radically reduced for the R in Restrict and should of used the I in restrIct for in

[@maidakhan4657]

Thank you for all for efforts . Can you please make a video on platelet and coagulation disorders?

[@DirtyMedicine]

That's our next video! It's in production now

[@maidakhan4657]

Highly appreciated . Thanks .

[@monkiman4891]

Hi dirty! Have u posted any video about V/Q mismatch and how 100 O2 correct some of them???

[@user-jt5tw6zi7w]

Thanks 🙌🏻😂

[@abbasarain4031]

legend

[@suomynonaanonymous]

Please upload your old videos

[@assamra]

I remember it with to say oppppp .. stop to exhale ..

[@ZaWakingEagle]

Nice

[@alecbaktamian930]

where does DLCO play in all of this?

[@mariemaria1593]

Pls make more videos

[@mohe6327]

so you are saying PFT elevated in restrictive lung disease but the arrows down explain explain

[@user-qx4zc3nx8z]

Can someone explain why obstructive lung disease decreases FEV, but not FVC? And why restrictive lung disease decreases FVC more than FEV? Or are these just facts to memorise?

[@laurenkalvin2311]

flavors of lung disease?? 0:47

[@iisnipa]

are those the only values that obstruction and restriction affect?

[@ohjainam]

You are my hero, is there a way I can get a complete pathology course lessons over a period of a few weeks via Skype from you? Please reply regarding if it is doable and how much would the fees for the same be, godspeed 💪

[@mosabgh9790]

I love you dude!

[@thecrystaltide3757]

remember,
*r i n s i d e*

[@ahsanyarkhan3775]

4/5 .... here 4 is numerator (smaller ) and 5 is denominator (bigger) dividing the values we get is 0.8 or 80% (A/c to you

[@hiader0]

I'm a dental student why the fuck I should know that

[@user-sz5dt9ih7f]

Not helpful. Try again.