Sepsis

[icandothis]

I found you many many years ago when I began as a nursing instructor. You helped me understand and explain fluid/electrolyte imbalance, osmosis and more. Here we are nearly 13 years later and you are still teaching me. Thanks!

[sstchan]

Dr. Campbell’ s depth and breath of medical knowledge is so impressive. This is one of the best talks I had ever heard in and out of the medical school settings.

[RustyBaban]

Iv lessen to a lot of people talk about this Virus... you are the one I'm learning the most from .... your canter is easy to follow and most informative .... thank you for all your hard work ... you are a treasure

[amberhollandnurse]

Hi John, I am extremely grateful for this video. I am in my last year of college, and have been asked to write about a condition of interest. Having worked in a hospital setting for some time, I never fully understood sepsis. I have read many articles on this subject and viewed other videos but this is by far the most insightful. I feel this information has put me in great stead for my nursing degree and I still think there needs to be more awareness of sepsis among not just healthcare professionals but the general public.

[coolfly]

Thank you Dr. You have a brilliant way of communicating!

[mandymartin]

Sir I know you are humble man but I think you are a hero an inspiration and you deserve every accolade there is I admire you and I love you for helping us understand this whole thing you are a true hero and a saint among men thankyou for every day getting me and many others through this nightmare god bless you and your family xxxx❤️🇬🇧☯️

[stevvie]

Just out of hospital having had sepsis ...( result of minor surgery where the surgeon nicked my intestines ) this shines a very clear light of what I went through for three weeks there ... still recovering at home ... thank you once again Dr John

[bavanivictor]

You’re the best teacher . I’m watching every day and learning .Thank you 👏

[elizabethshelly]

Dr. John. You are a grand teacher. I can not get enough. Thank you so very much. I send big love. Beth from Mancos CO.

[jackpinesavage]

Sepsis was the cause of death for my father six years ago. I appreciate your teaching on this subject, sir.

[SqueaksUofA]

Now I clearly understand why they say you sweat out a disease or sickness. You sweat because your hypothalamus is returning your body back to its normal temperature state. You're an excellent teacher!

[MkhuluMokoena]

Had I met this man before, I wouldn't be an Engineer, would have taken my path to medicine. I am generally intrigued by medicine and thus man makes me regret becoming an engineer, I love him.

[jaked.]

Dr John ... i am thrilled with you information especially the details you talk about in this blog ...really fantastic, and so much appreciated . Jake

[pietmanyike]

So interesting to be lectured by you , Dr . J . Campbell in a way that you can come here in South Africa to help many of us !

[Ali-kreh]

Thanks alot Dr. reading those textbooks makes things more complicated than it is. you just make it so simple and easy to understand

[pegbert]

Came to Dr Campbell for the coronavirus daily updates; stayed for excellent videos like this!

[DoctorGuru]

The coronavirus brought me here and now I'm watching your videos for a quick revision.

[LFlowers-op]

Never had this explained in so much detail before. I have picked up bits and pieces along the way but you put it altogether! Thank you for this.

[deborahsmith-dumonceaux]

Dr. Campbell, this is an amazing, clear, understandable presentation! You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you. I've tried to understand sepsis but never had it explained so well. I still have many questions about it and, unfortunately, the answers to my questions are unknown to medical science at this time. I can't stop thinking about it because the victims of sepsis don't follow any pattern that I can see as far as age, health status, severity of infection, etc. When my mother died 9 years ago the cause of death was listed as sepsis and I did not even know she had any type of infection. When I asked the doctor he said it was probably a UTI. Within a span of about 36 hours she went from walking into the hospital to complete organ shutdown and death. She went to the hospital simply to rehydrate with a couple of I.V.s because she was non-compliant with doctor's orders to drink more water.

[donniedorre]

You are awesome Dr. Campbell !! Thank you sir.😊🤠