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Differentiate benign vs. malignant neoplasm, etiology and manifestations of both. Describe TNM staging of malignancies and discuss different treatment options for cancer.

Describes characteristics, causes and manifestations of different infections and explains the infection cycle

Describes etiology and conditions resulting in immunodeficiency, including HIV and Acquired ImmunoDeficiency Syndrome (AIDS).

Describes the causes and manifestations of the Four Hypersensitivity Immune reactions, including Type 1: Allergic hypersensitivity, Type 2: Tissue-Specific hypersensitivity, Type 3: Immune-Complex hypersensitivity, and Type 4: Delayed Hypersensitivity.

Explains adaptive immunity process and how it is acquired.

Part 2 of illustrating Innate Immunity, inflammation

Explains the major concepts of non-specific immunity, Inflammation.

Learn the basics of Arterial Blood Gas and a fool-proof way to interpret ABGs in any healthcare setting

Describes the major functions of the "Big 3" electrolytes. Also illustrates the the major etiology, manifestations and complications associated with electrolytes abnormalities

Explains the forces that make fluids shift in and out of compartments, Edema vs. Dehydration. We also introduce the major IV fluids that are used in healthcare

Etiology, pathophysiology, manifestations and complications of Diabetes Mellitus, Type I and Type II.

Explains the functions and disorders involving the adrenal gland hormones including cortisol, aldosterone and the sympathetic nervous system.

Breakdown of etiology, pathophysiology and manifestations of Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH), Parathyroid Hormone (PTH), and Thyroid Hormone (TH).

What are hormones? What is the HPA and common laboratory tests for endocrinology? This video will begin the discussion

Describes Shock development and manifestations in detail

Describes both venous and arterial disorders of the cardiovascular system

Illustrates different cardiac infections and simply explains murmurs

Etiology and Manifestations of Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), both Left Ventricular (Lv) and Right Ventricular (Rv) heart failure.

Detailed explanation of pathophysiological process of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)

A review of cardiac function to prepare the viewer for Cardiac Disorders

Hemostasis (Blood clotting), Blood products & ABO Blood Typing and Transfusions, Hemophilia, Leukemia, Lymphoma, DIC.

Specific hematologic diseases and disorders. Anemias, Polycythemia. PART 1 of 2.

2nd Part of Hematology physiology to help your understanding of Blood Disorders

Discusses categories of Burns, manifestations of each, and potential complications of burns. Also, introduces the healthcare professional to the Lund-Browder Chart and IV resuscitation calculation for burns.

Explains in detail the physiology behind the ABG parts and how to easily interpret any blood gas, no matter the setting.