Posted by
on Nov 28th, 2011 and filed under
▶▶▶ Watch More Videos at www.DrNajeebLectures.com ◀◀◀ Download Dr. Najeeb Lectures App itunes.apple.com Find me on Facebook www.facebook.com USMLE Step 1 Examination: forum.drnajeeblectures.com USMLE Step 1 Study Tips: forum.drnajeeblectures.com Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com
this lectures are excellent , would subscribe and ready to pay too , point to point no fuzz at all
Dear Dr Najeeb, you are the best teacher I have ever seen.
I LOVE U DR. Najeeb!!! We need more professors like you in the world. Thanks for being clear in your lecture.
what an easy way to present lec just like a gift
I had known a brilliant physician who could not explain anything to anybody. Dr Najeeb is brilliant as he knows his stuff and is able to explain what he knows. Great job and selam from a Bosnian hoping to be a physician one day. 🙂
its realy great
im in high school and even i can perfectly understand your lectures, keep it up
anyone else notice how time flies when ure listening to this guy?
anyone else notice how time flies when ure listening to this guy?
is he saying GIT mucosa?
u should teach in our school..lol
amazing – i understood everything!
WOW I came here thinking that this will bore me and not make any sense but its all perfectly clear with the way he is explaining it! You deserve to be a professor!
great work sir i realy appreciate u
i have a question. at 4:11 you ask about the secretion of complement protein 1. i cant hear clearly what is the answer. do you say GIT (Gastrointestinal Tract)?
Thnaks Dr Nazib. God bless u!
it is veeeeeery helpful!!! it helps me understand in a very easy way!!! love the way you explained it! thank you!
I am a nursing student and I love your explination! Thank you so much
Excellent series of videos, Dr. Naveed. I’m a leukemia patient taking Rituxan and interested in how the complement system works. These videos are very easy for a non-student to follow and understand! Any chance that the small rashes that occur during Rituxan treatments are due to complement ‘a’ proteins causing IgA aggregation or somthing similar?
wow!!!!u r the best teacher.I was thinking to give up my college interviews but after seeing ur videos i definitely feel like to try..thanks a lot.
Amazing how you can explain complement so clearly. I am continuing with your lessons and look forward to more!
THANK YOU! I watched all your videos before an exam and they helped me tremendously. Keep doing great work!
OMG , u explained it so good GOD bliss you <3 best regard from # 1 fan
you r the best
keep the good work sir