Rheumatic Fever - Etiology, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis

Dive deep into the world of rheumatic fever with this comprehensive 48-minute lecture. Explore the etiology, pathophysiology, and diagnosis of this condition as Professor Zach Murphy guides you through intricate details. Understand the role of beta hemolyticus, plasma cells, and proteins in the disease process. Examine how tissue damage occurs, particularly focusing on the heart, heart valves, central nervous system, and joints. Learn about the diagnostic process, including the Jones Criteria, minor criteria, and other relevant tests. Gain valuable insights into this complex medical condition, enhancing your knowledge of cardiovascular health and infectious diseases.

Intro
Beta Hemolyticus
Pathophysiology
Plasma Cells
Proteins
Tissue Damage
Heart Damage
Heart Valves
Central Nervous System
Heart
Joints
Diagnosis
Jones Criteria
Minor Criteria
Other Tests
Outro