Medicine MMI: Ethical Dilemma Station (kidney transplant) PART I

In this video I cover a common medicine MMI interview question regarding kidney transplants! I discuss medical ethics and principles of the NHS which help doctors make decision regarding kidney donors and recipients. I hope you enjoy!

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[shaze]

Great video Bro ! Also love the emphasis on "Banging"
Can really see you embracing the british Roadman slang 😁😁😁

[jamesneal]

Thanks for showing me how to use a cafetiere!! I earnestly didn't know how to use them and have consequently been using instant coffee my whole coffee-drinking life. The rest of the video was fantastic too, thanks!

[Gabbieabbie_]

My interviews are coming up this week and the week after. I’m pretty nervous since they’re all online this year but I still hope to do well haha, wish me luck!

[franm]

This was an extremely well structured and informative video! Can't wait to see part 2! 😁

[lolus]

Love these videos, I’ve got interviews on Monday and in a few weeks time. I’ve actually taken a massive swing towards history at UCL rather than medicine, but watching these videos helps motivate me for interviews all the same, even if I decide not to accept offers should I be so lucky as to get any, I’ll keep watching these videos because I bloody love them! Especially if I end up in London! Much love as ever ❤️

[Hjalman]

Great educational video, would be highly appreciated if you do more of these ethical dilemma videos!

[wejdanhussaien]

Very important information now I see why My university 🇸🇦added your videos to the subject that I am currently studying(English subject )
(Also I will make a reflection about this video and so many student as well)

[cjforbison]

Quite informative content.Totally unrelated but man i love that hoodie😅

[mattywoods]

Incredibly helpful and interesting video, thank you!

[layas]

Good video and nice teasing strategy for PartII😉.By the way do you have Tim Hortons in London!!

[hammy]

Arghhh!!! This would have been perfect before my interviews. Cool video though ... keep up the good work.

[naveedmemon]

U and your vids has became lifeline to us Haha!
Never ever stop making them.

[sharonrao]

Hi Nasir, thank you for posting this question, for undergraduate interviews will we be expected to know the meaning of GFR? Will this be given to us? I understand it's possible to gauge what it is without knowing its meaning, but just wondering anyways! Thanks!

[ariadna]

I love your channel so much, do never ever stop doing videos :))

[avnigupta]

I am really grateful for your help . You are doing an amazing job . I am aspiring to be a medical student in future and your videos really help alot. Thank you very much for all the motivation 🙇🏻‍♀️😃

[mahiramumin]

Hi thanks so much for your vids! They’re so helpful!!! I have a kcl interview next week and was wondering if they assess you on maths/science questions? Thanks again!

[DrAdnan]

You and Dr. Kailas both like your tea/coffee 💪

[sydneyfrench]

I love this video because I find the details of the case very interesting. However, I’m curious about an example for a scenario that doesn’t involve medical knowledge to better prepare for the mmi. I’d like to know how to navigate an ethical question when I don’t have medical facts to draw on for my argument

[maryamlawal]

Uploaded one day before my birthday. Ayyee. Absolutely love these videos, just found out that I have an interview next month for Liverpool and KCL. Definitely scared because these are my top choices, but watching these videos has helped me tremendously and has motivated me for the interviews all the same. I'm applying for dentistry, should I also focus on drug calculations?

[zwavhudithovhakale]

Watching the video all the way from South Africa, I'm also a 2nd year medical student and I found your video quite informative😉thank you