Never watched this kind of presentation with clear concepts

I'm a pulm crit fellow, and I STILL find your content helpful to refer back to !

As usual, a wonderfully clear and concise description of a complex topic. I’m a paramedic applying to med schools, and these videos give me a broader clinical perspective AND help keep me motivated. Thank you so much!

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Zebra Etiology of Prerenal AKI: Aortic dissection! The first (and to date, only) dissection I caught in the field was on a call for new-onset syncope of a late middle-aged person. No blatantly obvious reason, no signs of stroke, nothing terribly weird on the 12-lead, whatever, let’s get you to the ED so the doc can give you the Donut of Truth. I asked if they needed to pee before we got going. “No. You know, I haven’t peed since yesterday morning. You think that’s why I’m fainting?” The hairs on the back of my neck stood up. The hairs on the back of those hairs stood up.

“Let’s just get you to the hospital.”

Turns out the patient had a flap going from the arch all the way to the renal arteries that would occasionally obstruct flow to the brain, and somehow almost completely cut off the renal arteries without doing much to the celiac or SMA.

any plans to release the nephrotic vs nephritic syndrome video? something i think most residents struggle with

super helpful! starting my Renal consult rotation tomorrow

Conan Liu and Ninja Nerd are highkenuinely getting me through medschool!

Excellent management of time.

This is GOLD . Thank you .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

What a phenomenal video, sir. Please make more!

these videos are very helpful and well structured
thanks a lot!

love your videos! as an intern i find them very very usefull

Love this keep them coming

Awesome video

I used to know how to do a microscopic urinanalysis.

How to manage AKI

Best thing is to stay away from prescription drugs. Find natural remedies instead. Stay away from processed foods