Haemostasis 1 - Clots, Thrombi & Antiplatelets
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- www.handwritten... - This tutorial is the first in a series of three on the topic of Haemostasis. This video explores the process of thrombus or clot formation, with a focus on the mechanism of antiplatelet drugs. For more entirely FREE tutorials and the accompanying PDFs visit www.handwritten...
I love how one of the platelets has a smiley face :)
Thanks for this and keep up the good work!
@stephisonfirex I'm so glad you've been enjoying the videos. I'm trying to create more every week so stay tuned. Also you can get all the notes that accompany the videos at the Handwritten Tutorials website and if you're feeling generous you can also make a donation there to help keep handwritten tutorials free. Enjoy!
I enjoy your vids and I learn heaps watching them. you have lovely voice and clear english for those whose english is not the mother language like myself. thank you
I'm so glad I found your videos, they are the best! I agree your voice is so nice and understandable. Well done!
Perfect - thank you - very good refresher, saves me ploughing through books just to get the basic principle clear in my mind.
you sir are better than a prayer. thank you for the enlightenment and salvation.
Your teaching helped me passed my test on renal function . Thank you
Your tutorials are awesome! I'm a first year med student and find these very helpful in understanding things :) Thank you
It is indeed an overview. I have to know a lot more than this for my exam...
Great tutorial for those who are studying medicine!!! Thank U
loved this whole series. thanks a million.
thank you so much for making this process easy
i'm learning the knowledge about antiplatelet, it's very helpful, thank you
Your videos are so good I want to give you my money.
I love your drawings. So inspiring and instructional. Thank you
Man I love this guy and have been using him since undergrad.
I just hate that he didn't close the parentheses under cox inhibitor.
This helps me to survive my anatomy and physiology exams
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when you realize he sounds like stewie, you would not stop laughing! i think all the laugh helped me remember better. haha!
Thank you! Your tutorials are extremely helpful!
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Thank you. Very easy to understand.
lol you drew a smiley face and its so cute :)
Useful for my competition
Sir can u please provide a video on the mechanism of action of Antiasthmatic drugs... Pls sir
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wonderful explanation! thanks
thanks
Love this!
Thx a lot you are amazing
Tank you
really well done mate :)
thought,,VWF rests on the collagen and forms a layer when theres a break in the endothelium...then this causes the production on GPII a or b i dont remeber to be produced that attracts the platelets to the site?
2022 still usefull
thanks a lot !
exellent !
What about when the vessel constricts/swell to limit blood loss?
Is collagen produced after the blood vessel is damaged
i love your voice :)
isn't vWF the major signal for platelet aggregation? or does it sit on collagen?
Why you stopped making videos?
haha the middle red blood cell is smiling:)
Bok Chol Bok lol
thank you :D
who would not win in this situation?
Anyone else noticed the RBC in the middle smiling?
It'll be more helpful if he used colourful pens. Easier to differentiate between those rbc, platelet, fibrin etc
what about von willerband factor dude?
Thank you so :)
can we please have a face to this voice soon?! thanks
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Why don't use colours
Bane, is that you?
I've oral physiology exam tomorrow 😔
He sounds like STEWIE !!!!
very bad explanation and wrong information first VWF will attach to collagen
you talk like Stewie from family guy....
Lmao ahahahhahha
1:03 :)
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You left out many steps in this vital process...
Chris Denham he has, but it's a decent start, don't you think?
Tamara McKenzie Many people will walk away from this video feeling as though they understand the entire process and fail any exam for medical school, nursing, etc. The whole point of a tutorial is to teach a subject in detail. If you're only providing some of the information, that is doing a disservice to students. Information by itself doesn't help, it needs to be specific and concise. If a student was asked about Von Willebrand Factor, ADP, or gpII/III they would be completely unprepared and missing a major point of this entire process.
+Chris Denham he goes into more detail in haemostasis 2 etc
I was thinking that, Von willebrand factor. Still it's an excellent demonstration.
Am i the only one in 2020 april??
stewie!
Electrostatic recognition of cells/haemostatic circulation /maintained biognomies of cell orgenells at institute of medicos open Google doc Rajendra sheregar
Frustratingly simple 😑
The worst
Your voice not comfortable...speak clear
Really good tutorial - nice and simple and a good pace too! Thanks a lot!