Hypoxemia Explained Clearly

Understand hypoxemia (high altitude, pulmonary diffusion, hypoventilation, shunting, VQ mismatch) with these medical videos from Dr. Roger Seheult.

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You may have noticed that the videos in this medical course are also available at our MedCram YouTube channel... but stick around because all new MedCram medical videos will be available first here at MedCram.com (and publicly posted to YouTube later... if at all).

Also, a growing amount of MedCram content (medical videos, quizzes, medical review notes, audio files) is only available here at MedCram.com - and not available on YouTube.

We've got you covered!

MedCram medical videos allow you to cut down on study time and maximize retention and understanding by focusing in on what is most important. Dr. Seheult's medical Illustrations, charts, memory aids, and quizzes will make learning and reviewing medical topics a breeze. We think (and certainly hope) you'll find Hypoxemia Explained Clearly very informative, easy to follow, and fun.

Section 1

Course Contents:

Hypoxemia Explained Clearly - High Altitude Video
Pulmonary Diffusion Explained Clearly Video
Hypoventilation Explained Clearly Video
Shunting Explained Clearly Video
Ventilation Perfusion (VQ) Mismatch Explained Clearly Video

CORNELIUS SENDAGIRE, MD

DAWN WROBLEWSKI

I love this program!!!

TEDDY AJERO, MD

MIKHAIL KOLOMOYTSEV (NP Student)

BRYAN GARRETT (NP Student)

I wish there was test questions on this content.

OLGA VARTZIOTI, MD

Very clear explained

VENKATA MALLU

very nice

ARIANNA MG (Medical Student)

BENOIT CHOINIERE (Nursing Student)

WEI LIN, RN

BRAD HEMINGWAY

ANNETTE RICHARD, MD

MICHELLE POURTABIB, MD

KAMRAN UDDIN, MD

MACARENA LOBO (Medical Student)

MAGDALENA ADAM

Informative with good explanation on examples for the clinic!

DEODHAR JAYITA, MD

Absolutely great. thank you.

STEVENY GRIEVE, NP

Excellent

JAY BERGER

clear and succinct

JEAN-CLAUDE KITENGYE

ZSUZSANNA GERENCSER, MD

KYPRI CHRISTOS, MD

JORDAN PODVAL, MD

CHARLES-ALEXANDRE ROUSSEL, Paramedic

CORDINE GLASGOW, MD

AMAN TSELOT

5/5

PAMELA HENDLEMAN

Very good explanation. I understand much better now.

CHAU JACKSON

HANI ALI-GHOSH

JOSEPH REO

NISARG PATEL, MD

FERNANDO MORAN

DANIEL FARJAOUI (Medical Student)

ROBERT BOELZ, RN

ANJIYA SULAIMAN (Medical Student)

LADY BAUTISTA

TAMMY ALVERSON, MD

SAMER EID

Great videos! However, having a text to review the content of the video afterwards makes our lives a bit easier. Anyhow keep up the good work! Best of luck Samer

EVA HEINRICHS, MD

KABWEA TIBAN, MD

ERKAM ZENGIN, MD

LINDA NNABUIFE

AMY BURKE, RN

One of the best Med Cram lectures so far. Keep them coming please!

YANEKA ALAIMALO, NP

WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ, MD

KATHY KIMPLER, PA

excellent diagrams

LATIVIA EDMOND

FERNANDO FERNANDEZ ARCAS, MD

PATEL DARSHNA, MD

GWYN D'SOUZA

WAGNER VAZ GUIMARAES, MD

CARMENCITA DAVILA

TRACY NAUERT

TRANG NGUYEN

I enjoyed hearing this lecture very much. Thank you

RICHARD BENIAN, Dentist

NANCY RANGEL

OLGA CANTA (Medical Student)

Great course. Really clearly explained.

GERRY PRIETO (Medical Student)

NANCY HIRATA (Medical Student)

THOMAS WHITE

BRANDY PATTERSON

BETTY IPPOLITO (Nursing Student)

Very clear and thorough explanation!

WENDY RAY

MICHAEL HOLT

Very well explained and illustrated

CHINEDU EJIKE, MD

THYAGO VIEIRA, Paramedic

PAUL NGANGA

JACQ CHOO

ELIAS FUBINI

JEREMY BEAL

ZACHARY TOMASIK, PA

Great refresher on how to determine etiology of Hypoxemia. Loved it.

ELIZABETH DURAN

Med cram lectures have helped me tremendously during my Acute Care Nurse Practitioner courses. Thank you!

KRONGKUN CHATCHAVALWONG

YASSIR MATLOOB

Great explanations, essential viewing for anyone that wants to get a baseline understanding of why respiratory patients are unwell (and why oxygen doesn't always solve the problem).

JASON ELLIOTT

HUGO-RENÉ TREMBLAY

ALEJANDRA MERCADO

Awesome course. Clearly understandable and very well covered. Thank you

CLAUDINE ALLEYNE

This course has really helped me to understand VQ mismatch and ventilation and perfusion very clearly. I think it will help me with my practice as a nurse also as I study for my PCCn examination.

LAUREN FOGLE

STEPHANIE FINGLAND

JASON RUSSELL

Thank you very much for doing these.

NATALIE COMISKEY

SARA MARIN

HELEN SLADEN

NASIMA MEH

RITESH GAJJAR, MD

It was amazing, simple, to the point. Thanks for making my concepts clear

CHARLOTTE TENNENT

Just took a test for nursing grad school that everyone found very difficult. I was feeling pretty smug after flying through it with your help! Thank you!

RYAN IWASIW , MD

Overall Excellent Course! Very clearly goes through the classic approach (5 different categories)of hypoxemia. Easy to understand and very high yield teaching points! Thanks!