Anemia (Types, Findings, Lab Values)

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Thank you! Great video really helped clarify the topics for me!

Thank you for your wonderful explaining

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Please tell me, is it all anaemia patients that have SS genotype?

Since there are different types, can someone with genotype other than SS be anemic?

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Wow i could literally see that fight scene with the cd3😂

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Haemolytic anemias?

excellent

to be honest it never made sense until I seen the mnemonics thank you so much!!

Please make a video on Hodgkin and non Hodgkin lymphoma

I was bored of studying the slides of anemia😢then i found this..very interesting.subscribed right away❤i love the way of talking😂yoo hide all iron😂..thank you for this video❤

There are a million pathoma anemia videos. Do you have a link? Most of the ones I’m finding are difficult to understand the accent of the speaker.

Amazing 🤩

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Just wanted to add a little extra to dirty's amazing video. If they show ringed sideroblast, its only present in the bone marrow whereas on a peripheral smear its called basophilic stippling. How i remember it is stiPPling is in the PeriPhery, SideroBlast are in Bone.

You are truly a Gem! dirty medicine

At 6Pm, I get my Heinz ketchup and have a Bite. 6P = G6PD, Heinz bodies, Bite cells. Bonus: Heinz ketchup is red (RBCs).

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I can’t thank you enough, the way you make this simple to learn makes me believe that I can make it.

What happens to the MCV if there is both iron deficiency and B12 deficiency?

Great video thank you

This page is a life saver for medical students before exams

When you said "our bodies are pretty stupid when it comes to anemia", my Brain took that seriously. 😂
But thank you. ❤

Merci dirty pour vos immense efforts..

Should have included sickle cell

Thank you!!

Great video thanks

Including Pernicious Anemia ????

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I think its 2 Alpha and 2 Beta chains and not 4 Alpha chains, needs correction

You saved me. lol. But, seriously, thank you!

PNH - The H can also stand for Hypercoagulability which shows up as a weird association.

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Recently, I had anemia, or low red blood cell counts, which is common in CLL, and I have CLL.. Red blood cells are needed to carry oxygen to all the cells in the body. With my anemia I experienced fatigue and weakness, and I had pneumonia. My CLL specialist said 'time to treat' as my bone marrow was affected.

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您真的拯救了很多医学生。听君一席话胜读十年书。

Words cannot describe how amazing you are, Dirty! Keep at it, man, you are the real MVP!

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One of Our final proff exam question I wish I had watched this video ....

Dear Dirty Medicine bro, love your explanations, mneumonic devices, and character.
Countless number of people, including me, deeply appreciate you!
Wish you the best in life regardless.

Microcytic causes can be remembered by TAILS, Thalassemia, Anaemia of chronic disease, IDA, Lead poisioning and sideroblastic

Dude dis is so dope. Thank you

Thanks man