Nephrology Course - Anatomy, Physiology, Diseases & Drugs

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

00:59

2 - Nephrology Physiology

2 - Nephron Histology.mp4

02:11

3 - Reninangiotensinaldosterone system RAAS.mp4

01:52

4 - Blood pH.mp4

02:30

5 - High Altitude Physiology.mp4

01:38

6 - CO2 Transportation.mp4

01:14

7 - Carbonic Anhydras.mp4

00:50

3 - Nephrology Diseases

8 - Urinary Incontinence.mp4

02:32

9 - Aldosterone.mp4

02:25

10 - Antidiuretic Hormone.mp4

01:28

11 - Diabetes Insipidus.mp4

02:17

12 - Enzymatic Deficiency of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia.mp4

03:30

13 - Pathway of Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia.mp4

03:51

14 - Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome.mp4

01:53

15 - Immune Thrombocytopenia.mp4

01:38

16 - Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic purpura.mp4

02:03

17 - HUS VS TTP.mp4

01:30

18 - Nephritic VS Nephrotic.mp4

03:16

19 - Polycethmia Vera.mp4

01:37

20 - Poststreptococcal Glomerulonephritis.mp4

02:08

21 - Shock Syndromes.mp4

01:52

22 - Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone ADH release SIADH.mp4

02:11

23 - Transplant Rejections.mp4

02:26

24 - What cause kidney stones.mp4

01:32

4 - Diuretics and Fluid Manipulators

25 - ACE Inhibitor.mp4

02:59

26 - Acetazolamide.mp4

01:14

27 - Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers ARBs.mp4

01:59

28 - Fludrocortisone.mp4

01:17

29 - Loop Diuretic.mp4

01:33

30 - Potassium Sparing Diuretics.mp4

01:29

5 - Nephrology Medications

31 - Alpha and Beta Blockers.mp4

03:43

32 - Aminoglycosides.mp4

01:43

33 - Amphotericin b.mp4

01:51

34 - Aspirin.mp4

02:13

35 - Beta blockers.mp4

03:05

36 - Carbapenems.mp4

01:03

37 - Cephalosporins.mp4

03:32

38 - Clindamycin.mp4

01:14

39 - Daptomycin.mp4

00:57

40 - Doxycycline.mp4

02:17

41 - Fluoroquinolones.mp4

01:26

42 - Macrolides.mp4

01:46

43 - Metronidazole.mp4

01:31

44 - Penicillin.mp4

01:26

45 - Penicillinases.mp4

01:19

46 - Sulfamethoxazole.mp4

03:29

47 - Vancomycin.mp4

01:18

6 - Pain Management

48 - Acetaminophen Paracetamol.mp4

01:13

49 - NonSteroidal AntiInflammatory Drugs NSAIDs.mp4

01:33

50 - Aspirin.mp4

02:06

51 - Opioids.mp4

04:09

7 - Nephrology Infections

52 - Staphylococcus Aureus.mp4

03:35

53 - Streptococcus.mp4

02:39

54 - Pseudomonas Aeruginosa.mp4

02:10

55 - Listeria.mp4

01:36

56 - Legionella.mp4

02:22

57 - Endotoxins.mp4

01:53

58 - E coli.mp4

01:50

8 - Nephrology Embryology

59 - Renal Embryology.mp4

00:46

9 - Ethical Principles

60 - Autonomy.mp4

02:35

61 - Beneficence.mp4

01:37

62 - Justice.mp4

01:01

63 - Nonmaleficence.mp4

01:42

10 - Nephrology Cancers

64 - Cancer Terminology.mp4

01:44

65 - Pheochromocytoma.mp4

01:59

66 - Tumor Lysis Syndrome.mp4

02:29

67 - Tumors Grade and Stage.mp4

02:09

11 - Equations

68 - Renal Equations.mp4

01:21

12 - Miscellaneous Topics

69 - Antidotes and Antitoxins.mp4

02:57

70 - Autoantibodies and Autoimmune Conditions.mp4

03:56

71 - Bed Wetting.mp4

00:55

72 - Chromosomal Defects.mp4

03:24

73 - Diseases Affecting The Shape of RBCs.mp4

03:41

74 - Preeclampsia.mp4

01:55

75 - Types of Hypersensitivity Reactions.mp4

04:27

13 - CaseDiscussion

76 - Case 1.mp4

03:25

77 - Case 2.mp4

02:40

78 - Case 3.mp4

02:00

79 - Case 4.mp4

02:18

Description

Renal System Topics. Most Important and Common Conditions and Medications

What You'll Learn?

Diuretics and Fluid Manipulators
Nephrology Diseases
Nephrology Medications
Nephrology Infections
Nephrology Physiology
Pain Management
Ethical Principles
Nephrology Cancers
Case-Discussions

Who is this for?

Healthcare workers

Medical, nursing, or pharmaceutical students

Anyone with a passion for Nephrology

What You Need to Know?

No prior requirements needed

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Description
The renal system is very important as it affects every other system in the body; Too much fluid causes hypertension and heart failure, ineffective filtration increases plasma electrolytesâ€¦ etc. Which is why nephrologists use so many medications like diuretics, adrenergic receptor blockers and more.
In this course we have included all the important conditions and diseases seen in the renal system. To make sure the topics are accurate and up to date, we have discussed the entire course with a nephrology specialist and they chose these topics. The videos are made concise and accurate so you donâ€™t waste your time in long babbling videos.
We will start by anatomy, histology, then physiology. This builds a concrete foundation which will make understanding the renal diseases easier.
Kidney diseases are abundant, but every disease has a specific hallmark, ones you identify the hallmark it becomes much easier to spot the diagnosis. That is exactly the aim of the course. To help you become an effective diagnostician and a safe practitioner.
At the end of the course, we have included case-discussions. These cases are built carefully to mimic real-life examples that we commonly see in the clinic. There are also many quizzes which will help you memorize the important notes.
Who this course is for:
Healthcare workers
Medical, nursing, or pharmaceutical students
Anyone with a passion for Nephrology

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