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K Lectures

by K Med

This podcast is about topics in medicine including human anatomy and physiology among many others.

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Episodes

  1. J receptors

    J receptors

  2. RBC Biochemistry II

    RBC Biochemistry

  3. RBC Biochemistry I

    RBC Biochemistry I

  4. Anemia

    Anemia

  5. HbA1c

    HbA1c

  6. CN III - Internal and External Opthalmoplegia

    CN III - Internal and External Opthalmoplegia

  7. CN3-2

    CN3-2

  8. Oculomotor Nerve 1

    Oculomotor Nerve 1

  9. Medulla Oblongata

    Medulla Oblongata

  10. BrainStem Nuclei

    BrainStem Nuclei

  11. Diaphragmatic excursion

    Diaphragmatic excursion

  12. Therapeutic index

    Therapeutic index

  13. Ionization of drugs

    Ionization of drugs

  14. Volume Distribution of drugs

    Volume Distribution of drugs

  15. Incidence vs Prevalence

    Incidence vs Prevalence

  16. Incidence vs Prevalence

    Incidence vs Prevalence

  17. Alcohol Metabolism

    Alcohol Metabolism

  18. Energy metabolism in hearty

    Energy metabolism in hearty

  19. RTA types

    RTA types

  20. Strategy for solving Acid-Base Problems

    Strategy for solving Acid-Base Problems

  21. HMG-COA reductase regulation via phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation

    HMG-COA reductase regulation via phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation

  22. Cholesterol Synthesis Regulation

    Cholesterol Synthesis Regulation| SREBP| SCAP | S1P | S2P| SRE

  23. Pathophysiology of Atherosclerosis

    Pathophysiology of Atherosclerosis

  24. CETP on HDL

    CETP on HDL

  25. How LDL is formed

    How LDL is formed

  26. Apoproteins

    Apoproteins

  27. Hormone sensitive Lipoprotein Lipase

    Hormone sensitive Lipoprotein Lipase

  28. Lipoprotein Metabolism | Lipoprotein | Apo-protein| B48| B100| HDL| ApoE| ApoCII | VLDL| IDL| LDL

    Lipoprotein Metabolism | Lipoprotein | Apo-protein| B48| B100| HDL| ApoE| ApoCII | VLDL| IDL| LDL | LCAT vs ACAT | Pancreatic lipase, hepatic triglyceride lipase, Chylomicron | SRB1 | ABC1| ABCG1| HDL3, HDL2, CETP| Apo-AI |

  29. How metabolic Acidosis causes Hyperkalemia

    How metabolic Acidosis causes Hyperkalemia. H+ enters all cells including Principal cells. K+ leaves principal cells and enters blood. Leading to Hyperkalemia. High K+ level is maintained by decreasing Na+—K+ ATPase and K+ channel activities.

  30. How Metabolic Alkalosis results in Hypokalemia

    How Metabolic Alkalosis results in Hypokalemia | Principal Cells | Basolateral Na+- K+ ATpase | Luminal K+ channel. H+ move from principal cells into blood and K+ move from blood into principal cells and from principal cells into the urinary lumen. Eventual excretion!

  31. Principal cells | ADH| V2 receptors | Gs Pathway | Aquaporin-2

    Principal cells | ADH| V2 receptors | Gs Pathway | Aquaporin-2

  32. ENAC| K-wasting vs K-Sparing diuretics | Spironolactone | Aldosterone | Lumen Electropositivity

    ENAC| K-wasting vs K-Sparing diuretics | Spironolactone | Aldosterone | Lumen Electropositivity

  33. Thiazides | NCC | PTH | Ca++ Reabsorption

    Thiazides | NCC | PTH | Ca++ Reabsorption

  34. How Furosemide causes Alkalosis and urinary acidification

    How Furosemide causes Alkalosis and urinary acidification

  35. NKCC2| Furosemide induced urinary acidification | Diuretics

    NKCC2| Furosemide induced urinary acidification | Diuretics

  36. CA inhibitors in PCT- Acetazolamide

    CA inhibitors in PCT- Acetazolamide

  37. Urea Cycle

    Urea Cycle

  38. 5 Causes of HYPOXEMIA

    5 Causes of HYPOXEMIA

  39. Hyperventilation 2

    Hyperventilation 2

  40. Hyperventilation

    Hyperventilation

  41. K Lectures (Trailer)

  42. Atrial receptors

    Atrial receptors

  43. Baroreceptors

    Baroreceptors

  44. Afterload and Leplace’s Law

    Afterload and Leplace’s Law

  45. P-V loops ESPVR vs EDPVR curves in cardiomyopathies

    P-V loops ESPVR vs EDPVR curves in cardiomyopathies

  46. Digoxin Mechanism of Action

    Digoxin Mechanism of Action

  47. Adrenal Gland aka Suprarenal Gland

    Suprarenal Gland

  48. Cardiac Cycle

    Cardiac Cycle

  49. Cardiac output | PV loops | Frank-Starling Curve or principle

    How do PV loops change with increased preload, contractility and afterload? Cardiac output | PV loops | Frank-Starling Curve or principle

  50. Venous Return and Cardiac Output Curves

    Venous Return and Cardiac Output Curves

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This podcast is about topics in medicine including human anatomy and physiology among many others.

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