Why Hypoxia Causes Tetany in Mountains? | Carpopedal Spasm Explained | 1st MBBS | NEET PG | FMGE | скачать в хорошем качестве

Why Hypoxia Causes Tetany in Mountains? | Carpopedal Spasm Explained | 1st MBBS | NEET PG | FMGE |

Ever wondered why people develop tetany (carpopedal spasm) at high altitudes or in mountains? 🏔️ This is a classic reasoning-based physiology question asked in: ✔️ 1st MBBS ✔️ NEET PG ✔️ FMGE / NEXT In this video, we break down: How hypoxia at high altitude affects respiration Why hyperventilation occurs in mountains How respiratory alkalosis develops The connection between alkalosis and low ionized calcium And finally, why this leads to carpopedal spasm (tetany) If you struggle with linking concepts in physiology and get stuck in clinical reasoning questions, this video will help you connect the dots logically. 👉 Watch till the end to master this frequently asked exam concept with crystal-clear understanding. 🔔 Subscribe for more clinical reasoning questions & physiology concepts explained simply. 📲 Follow Vivek Sir’s Physiology Instagram:   / vivek.sirs.physiology   Facebook:   / viveksirsphysiology   Telegram: https://t.me/VivekSirPhysiology Quora: https://viveksirsphysiology.quora.com/ #tetany #carpopedalspasm #hypoxia #physiology #reasoningquestions #mbbslife #neetpg #fmge #nextexam #medicalstudents #clinicalphysiology #highaltitude #mbbs