Medical School Pathology, Chapter 4a

Medical School Pathology, Chapter 4a: Hemodynamic Disorders, Thromboembolic
Disease, and Shock

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Education

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• Medical
• School
• Pathology
• Chapter
• 4a
• Hemodynamic
• Disorders
• Thromboembolic
• Disease
• Shock

[WashingtonDeceit]

I'll do better than that, I'll have your baby too!?

[PScottrwp]

Hello, I find your video's limitlessly superb and valuable... however, many of us, me for instance can get overwhelmed with too much faster than we have time to read and absorb, then get behind... then drop out.

so my advice... release at the most 3 or 4 a week. 5 or 6 max... then maybe you will entrain a larger audience.

Phil scott

[WashingtonDeceit]

my goal is NOT to entrain a large audience, my goal is to educate the world, free, with no bullshit, so far over 1.2 million views have come through, but your suggestion is superb anyway, and lately,unfortunately, i only have time to release a few at a time ;), wdc

[likenc]

You are an idol!

You really inspire me to get better in my study,and have a model in my future job.People like you should be cloned.

Thanks from Tirana\Albania

[totherescue123]

Thank you WDC!! ill focus more in my studies and study medicine if i could !!

[blucantrell2]

@WashingtonDeceit ha ha! we'd have tall crazy genius vet doctor babies!!

[TheVmad]

@blucantrell2 lol, nooooooooo, me rather:-)

[blucantrell2]

marry me wdc, i love you the most! if not, thanks anyway for saving my college career ;)

[blucantrell2]

marry me wdc. i love you the most! if not, thanks anyway for saving my college career :)

[saisayan]

Thankyou so much

[hibzi2009]

Your videos are amazing, I have yet to come across any website or any video, which has helped educated me to the degree that you have. Keep up the good work.

[numerid4]

At 1:30, you say that hemostasis is the process by which clots do NOT form. I thought it was the opposite (e.g. Atrial fibrillation). Can you explain?