Pathophysiology of Diabetes Mellitus

Description of pathophysiology of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and a discussion of complications.

[revolver]

Mr. Wolf..

You are the sole reason why I am passing Patho right now. I don't even listen to my teacher in class. I jot down some notes of diseases and processes that we cover, and then when I get home...I pray to god that you have covered them in a tutorial!

THANK YOU!

[neglectedurchin]

I'm so thankful for all of your videos. It's like going to class without having to leave my room. I've learned so much.

[rochellebub]

You are a great lecturer and easy to understand. Wonderfully helpful explanation of the pathophysiology behind diabetes. I am a 2nd year nursing student your videos are really helping me. Thank you.

[nicibdanza]

Just wanted to say I love these videos, they are so helpful to me as I go through nursing school!

[davidphetteplace]

Instructor here. Thanks for showing me some easier ways to explain this to students.

[liztint]

I always have difficulty understanding Type 1 and type 2 diabetes especially in-depth of pathos. Watching your video makes it so much easier to understand and fun to watch. Thank you so much for your great videos.

[P-TownPopTart]

Thank you so much! I have an exam on the endocrine system today in Pathophysiology and you have made DM so much easier to understand. Wow!

[terridonovan]

Just watched this 10 years after you posted, thanks

[passion]

Amazing video!! I think this is my first time that I've actually enjoyed pathophysiology!
Regards from a Kuwaiti PhD student, cardiac rehab specialist, at Swansea University, UK
Fatimah

[RockinRobin]

You are very good at explaining this. I didn't feel like you were talking over-my-head, so I was able to enjoy this video and come away with a really good understanding of the material. I really appreciate that!

[conradlopez]

Mr. Wolf great lecture and explanation for the DM.. Plus the expected outcomes of both are an added bonus!!  Cellular K and serum differences are awesome!!
Thank you

[sandrahoughtling]

Great Video explaining Diabetes Mellitus watched them several times before taking my test in this system this was so helpful thank you!

[Natalie-rjwx]

Triglycerides are derived not only from fats in the diet but also sugar (carbs and simple), alcohol, and excess calories in general. I think it's important to note this so as not to demonize fats in the diet specifically. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[morganthompson]

thank you! your videos are always helpful from my A&P classes and now nursing classes

[oooookkkkkk]

GOOD. I learnt more in this 25 minute video than I did in my entire semester for cardiometabolic (4th year uni) about diabetes.

Failed my practical because I gave a dismal answer to the client in why they are at risk of diabetes (with PAD, HTN and dyslipidemia). I guess I would answer that now as; as you have high levels of circulating fatty acid due to your dyslipidemia diagnosis, this causes increased inflammatory hormones which damage 2nd messenger system that works to release insulin. How would I link this back to HTN and PAD though?

[sueshelley]

Great video thanks for helping me study for my exams in a non text book way.  My question would be how does exercise affect insulin levels. 

[Leges]

wow...you are an excellent educator and i like your explanation really. would you mind please telling my how to access to your power points or handouts?

Thank you very much

[paulendeki]

nice lecture and very helpful especially in africa where we are lacking medical lecturers

[Lifewhisperwisdom]

i wish my teacher is YOU !! .. this would be soo much easier for me not sleeping in classes.... and understanding everything!! thanks for ur videos really help... please post some more!! =)

[yogalife]

Very clearly explained on how compications occur and what goes on..