Pulmonary Edema - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

What is pulmonary edema? Pulmonary edema describes having excess fluid in the lungs. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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Me learning medicine from CZcams!!

[@stephens2663]

Why is the heart blurred in the beginning of the video?

[@sarahbrandao6028]

There's a blur in the video.

[@osmosis]

Hi folks, we've updated this video to correct a minor spelling error and to improve our discussion of orthopnea.

[@neillchippett655]

Important to point out that telling the difference between Pulmonary Edema and Pneumonia from an xray can be extremely difficult, plus physical symptoms are often indistinguishable. Treating someone for Pneumonia when in fact they have Pulmonary Edema, Deadly !

[@JiTiAr35]

What did you blur?

[@nikhilbelapurkar]

Osmosis admin being naughty.... Replied only to girls comments 😉😉

[@FireCrackerBabyEight]

The JOJOlands reference

[@MustafaMohamed-gy9nn]

so to make this clear : orthopneia is causes by gravity effect which leads to more blood pooling into the lungs (congestion) which eventually leads to increased hydro static pressure in the capillaries, making more fluid leaking into lungs and hindering the o2 co2 exchange / travelling to blood stream

[@ademiravdic]

yeah this isnt really for medschool people, good for everyone else tho

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God Bless you for this !!!

[@saigeduby9718]

You explained this so much better than my teacher could.

[@foxnax]

Thank you, for answering some questions that were pressing in a way I can move forward, precious.

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Great video!

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WOW! 😍THATS INCREDIBLE

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Great content

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Perfect!

[@miranmuslem]

Great video! Thank you!

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Thank you Osmosis!

[@Ka-busina]

Can we use Diuretics for Pulmunary Edema