i don't know why but, i just love the way you draw!!! Drawing and explaining it at the same time can be such a hard work, but, that just makes it more clearer than pure animation and words! All my friends and I love what you do. Your videos are clear and simple. A salute to you! Bravo!
Some people, such as myself are visual learners, so drawing as he explains is a better way to learn. Also, I do not think he explains as he draws, I think he draws and then does the voice over.
Your teachings are... wait for it.... *truly an inspiration*!!!!! Kidding aside, they are helping me immensely. I tell all of my classmates who will listen about you and your teachings. Helpful too, are others who comment, ask questions, and provide helpful explanations. This forum is invaluable. Thank you very, very much!
We should donate to these educational you tubers ..they help us better in theoretical aspects and help us in understanding concepts ..but still for practicals we need uni
David jeez I was just making a lighthearted comment about how this video explained this concept better than my uni lecturers no need to take it so seriously, I obviously know what I’m at uni for 😂
I was so confused about the mechanism of breathing and when I came onto YT to watch videos, this was the first video recommended but I dismissed it to find like an actual video showing the lungs moving and a visualization. 3 visualizations later, I was more confused and angrier, I eventually came back to this, it was worth every second. The way you explained patiently even diverting sometimes just to make it clearer, I love this so much. Thank you 🧡
Been reading the book for hours and I just couldn’t understand it. But watching the whole 10:46 min video made me absorb everything! Thank you so much!
Thank you Armando. I am in Brazil.Amazon region and your classes always help me very,very much.You make everything complicated very easy to understand. Thank you!
Thank you Armando! It's a good video but you should have also focused on intrapleural pressure and elastic recoil which, in my opinion, are the hardest parts to understand.
your teaching skills are really superb helped me a lot , thank you so much , yeah one more thing you're such a brilliant artist too. Greetings from India
Best video for your neet preparation in class 11, the teachers in India explain exceptionally well but this is what we all need, a proper visualisation of biology
Oh thanks ❤ I m from India ..... Ayurveda student ( we study both mordern nd old scripters also )nd searching for basics u cleared it well ❤ Ur explanation is simple nd awesome 👍
For me, it helped to write out the ideal gas law formula: PV=nRT to understand the inverse relationship between pressure and volume while watching this video. Great stuff!
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Thank you very much for this video, I'll finally be able o express my breathing problems to my doctors I have pain when I breath in and tightness in the sternocleidomastoid, this video is very helpful for me. Hopefully with further investigation I can find out the root of the problem.
Thank you! This is a very useful video. But if I can make a request, it would be very helpful for me if you could explain the mechanism of breathing explaining what happens in the intrapleuric cavity? This is the hardest part to understand in my opinion. Thank you again!
Enxhi Tepshi You can look at it this way. 1. Pleural pressure is the vaccum created so that the lung will be forced to expand. So as the lung expands it automatically draws in air via the respiratory tract.Thus we are able to breathe. 2.The resting pleural pressure is negative 5mmHg. It is kept so as to help in the next inspiratory cycle. View this as a continous cycle,if you look at this concept phase wise it will be harder to grasp. 3.Normal change in pleural pressure: At end of expiration (--5mmHg) TO At Inspiration 0mmHg (As air rushes in to abolish negative pressure alongwith expansion of lung to compensate and occupy the vaccum created) TO -5mmHg on expiration. 4.So imagine if the pleural pressure has changed from its normal negative 5mmHg to a positive value of lets say 10mmHg. This is equivalent to someone pushing on the lungs to prevent its expansion. If there is no negative pressure,the lung has no reason as to why it should expand as the pressure in the pleura is already positive.Hence you will also not be able to draw in air from outside.Why should it..when there is no no negative pressure to be matched. 5.This is what happens when we have conditions like Pneumothorax(Air in pleura) or Hemothorax (Blood in pleura) etc. Irrespective of the material occupying the pleura, all have the same effect...they destroy the normal resting negative pressure of the pleura. Therefore such a patient will be seen gasping for air,with the help of accessory respiratory muscles as he struggles to force air in by creating at least a little negative pressure with the help of repiratory intercostal muscles. I hope this helped. Cheers
+Govind Nair wow!!!!! this is an amazing explanation, you have enabled me to visualize this like never before! thank you God for smart ppl like you. I understood mechanisms of breathing but that negative pressure in the pleural cavity was so hard for me. so happy I finally get it, you have no idea what you've just done for me!!! thank you
+Govind Nair This explanation was incredibly helpful! One quick correction though. The intrapleural pressure doesn't reach 0 during inspiration, it actually becomes more negative. Intrapleural pressure goes from around -5 mmHg at the FRC (airway pressure is 0 mmHg) to around -7.5 mmHg at maximal inspiration and then back to -5 mmHg. This decrease in intrapleural pressure allows you to create a slightly negative alveolar pressure that draws air into the lungs. Stated in another way, since the alveolar pressure is 0 when the intrapleural pressure is -5 mmHg, the intrapleural pressure must become more negative or you will not have a negative pressure gradient in your airway to allow in the influx of air. This decrease (more negative) in intrapleural pressure is essentially transmitted to your alveoli to allow your lungs to fill.
Hi Armando! You are so awesome. I'm a 1st yr nursing student and your videos have significantly helped solidify what I read in the book. Art is a universal language! We all need different ways to reiterate what we learn. Thank you. 👍☺
It's good was tryna imagine while reading but it was bugging me because i couldn't think too well about it and got confuse about the words like intercoastals This explanation Made things very clear. Thankyou!
It was a wonderful teaching. Very simple and accurate. My God, your drawings are very, very regular and you complete a complete anatomy on a piece of paper in five seconds. good job 👏
thank you man, you really helped me study! im a lazy fuck when it comes to reading but when im watching youtube vids, its seems like all that laziness just goes away.
Thanks Mr.armando that really helped me as well as u r the most brilliant teacher i've ever seen u can make a very hard lecture toooooooooooooo simple really thanxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Excellent explanation with diagramming concepts! 4/8/2020 and you are helping a layperson assist medical specialists figure out a medical mystery! Thank you 🙏🏻‼️👍
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I ENVY your drawing abilities, I can't imagine how beautiful my notes would be :(
Hunter Chavarry ikr! So neat and comprehensive
i don't know why but, i just love the way you draw!!! Drawing and explaining it at the same time can be such a hard work, but, that just makes it more clearer than pure animation and words! All my friends and I love what you do. Your videos are clear and simple. A salute to you! Bravo!
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Some people, such as myself are visual learners, so drawing as he explains is a better way to learn. Also, I do not think he explains as he draws, I think he draws and then does the voice over.
Your teachings are... wait for it.... *truly an inspiration*!!!!! Kidding aside, they are helping me immensely. I tell all of my classmates who will listen about you and your teachings. Helpful too, are others who comment, ask questions, and provide helpful explanations. This forum is invaluable. Thank you very, very much!
Wait for it! #himym
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Legend.... wait for it... dary!
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not sure why i'm paying my uni 9k tuition when you explain it here so well for free! this video is so so helpful thank you!
We should donate to these educational you tubers ..they help us better in theoretical aspects and help us in understanding concepts ..but still for practicals we need uni
You're paying the university for grading your work and tests and for certifying your work with a degree. Not for the information.
David jeez I was just making a lighthearted comment about how this video explained this concept better than my uni lecturers no need to take it so seriously, I obviously know what I’m at uni for 😂
I know. I am a bad reader. I have so far went through 25 percent of my uni by mostly watching UA-cam videos. And my grades are only hair under 4/5.
I was so confused about the mechanism of breathing and when I came onto YT to watch videos, this was the first video recommended but I dismissed it to find like an actual video showing the lungs moving and a visualization.
3 visualizations later, I was more confused and angrier, I eventually came back to this, it was worth every second. The way you explained patiently even diverting sometimes just to make it clearer, I love this so much.
Thank you 🧡
Been reading the book for hours and I just couldn’t understand it. But watching the whole 10:46 min video made me absorb everything! Thank you so much!
I agree I am a visual learner and I learn so much better by seeing and learning.
Currently in nursing school and I find your videos very helpful!! And I love all your illustrations!! thanks!
I was breathing all the time while watching this
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Exhaling??
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Thank you Armando. I am in Brazil.Amazon region and your classes always help me very,very much.You make everything complicated very easy to understand. Thank you!
U are a good teacher so clear after watchg yo videos🙏🙏🙏
Amazing explanation, you turned a complex set of events into an easy method of understanding.
Thank you Armando! It's a good video but you should have also focused on intrapleural pressure and elastic recoil which, in my opinion, are the hardest parts to understand.
Excallent
Clear and concise. We appreciate all the work you put into your videos.
your teaching skills are really superb helped me a lot , thank you so much , yeah one more thing you're such a brilliant artist too.
Greetings from India
Thank you! your videos are very helpful.
I wish you all the very best with your career.
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Best video for your neet preparation in class 11, the teachers in India explain exceptionally well but this is what we all need, a proper visualisation of biology
This was wonderful! So easy to understand. Do you have a video with the explanation on the intrapleural pressure and how that comes into play?
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Really useful and easy to understood this mechanism......so thanks gurudev
Thank you so much for this video finally I can understand the mechanism of breathing, so now I am able to pass my nursing exams!!!
Oh thanks ❤
I m from India ..... Ayurveda student ( we study both mordern nd old scripters also )nd searching for basics u cleared it well ❤
Ur explanation is simple nd awesome 👍
This was truly amazing! The explanation and drawings will stick with me for a lifetime. Well done thank you😊
How the teacher explained it was amazing lessons and Iwas understand very well
For me, it helped to write out the ideal gas law formula: PV=nRT to understand the inverse relationship between pressure and volume while watching this video. Great stuff!
His writing and drawing is SO neat...better than my teacher. I'm gonna cry :'D
I wish god that I could have a teacher like you there in our school !!
Thank You So Much For This Great Work ....
And last thing you're a good at drawing !!
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Thank you very much for this video, I'll finally be able o express my breathing problems to my doctors I have pain when I breath in and tightness in the sternocleidomastoid, this video is very helpful for me. Hopefully with further investigation I can find out the root of the problem.
Did you ever find your answer?
This is the best video, I've watched on this topic ... Thank you so much for breaking it down like this🙏🏼
wow thank you so much!!! I'm a visual learner and watching your video has helped me study for my test tremendously!!
Thanks.Your videos are just effective and brillant.Keep up the good work.
Thank you! This is a very useful video. But if I can make a request, it would be very helpful for me if you could explain the mechanism of breathing explaining what happens in the intrapleuric cavity? This is the hardest part to understand in my opinion.
Thank you again!
Enxhi Tepshi I agree with you
Enxhi Tepshi You can look at it this way.
1. Pleural pressure is the vaccum created so that the lung will be forced to expand. So as the lung expands it automatically draws in air via the respiratory tract.Thus we are able to breathe.
2.The resting pleural pressure is negative 5mmHg. It is kept so as to help in the next inspiratory cycle. View this as a continous cycle,if you look at this concept phase wise it will be harder to grasp.
3.Normal change in pleural pressure: At end of expiration (--5mmHg) TO At Inspiration 0mmHg (As air rushes in to abolish negative pressure alongwith expansion of lung to compensate and occupy the vaccum created) TO -5mmHg on expiration.
4.So imagine if the pleural pressure has changed from its normal negative 5mmHg to a positive value of lets say 10mmHg. This is equivalent to someone pushing on the lungs to prevent its expansion. If there is no negative pressure,the lung has no reason as to why it should expand as the pressure in the pleura is already positive.Hence you will also not be able to draw in air from outside.Why should it..when there is no no negative pressure to be matched.
5.This is what happens when we have conditions like Pneumothorax(Air in pleura) or Hemothorax (Blood in pleura) etc. Irrespective of the material occupying the pleura, all have the same effect...they destroy the normal resting negative pressure of the pleura. Therefore such a patient will be seen gasping for air,with the help of accessory respiratory muscles as he struggles to force air in by creating at least a little negative pressure with the help of repiratory intercostal muscles.
I hope this helped. Cheers
+Govind Nair wow!!!!! this is an amazing explanation, you have enabled me to visualize this like never before! thank you God for smart ppl like you. I understood mechanisms of breathing but that negative pressure in the pleural cavity was so hard for me. so happy I finally get it, you have no idea what you've just done for me!!! thank you
+Govind Nair This explanation was incredibly helpful!
One quick correction though. The intrapleural pressure doesn't reach 0 during inspiration, it actually becomes more negative. Intrapleural pressure goes from around -5 mmHg at the FRC (airway pressure is 0 mmHg) to around -7.5 mmHg at maximal inspiration and then back to -5 mmHg. This decrease in intrapleural pressure allows you to create a slightly negative alveolar pressure that draws air into the lungs.
Stated in another way, since the alveolar pressure is 0 when the intrapleural pressure is -5 mmHg, the intrapleural pressure must become more negative or you will not have a negative pressure gradient in your airway to allow in the influx of air. This decrease (more negative) in intrapleural pressure is essentially transmitted to your alveoli to allow your lungs to fill.
Thanks a lot brother
Hi Armando! You are so awesome. I'm a 1st yr nursing student and your videos have significantly helped solidify what I read in the book. Art is a universal language! We all need different ways to reiterate what we learn. Thank you. 👍☺
This video deserves another million view... I finally understood after 2 days of confusion
Very clear explanation, and as a visual learner the drawings really helped.
My exams are starting from 07th may and I m loving your teaching
Simple and clear concepts.... love to watch ur videos
Thank you so much for your comprehensive and understandable way of teaching!
Excellent presentation!! Thank you so much! Everything was very clear and concise.
It's good was tryna imagine while reading but it was bugging me because i couldn't think too well about it and got confuse about the words like intercoastals
This explanation Made things very clear. Thankyou!
Thanks for making this so simple. Very well explained with the diagrams. Helped me a lot to explain this process to my son who is in 6th grade.
REally your teaching technique is awesome sir
I had a difficult time learning this concept in Medical School. Thank you for making it simple!
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Really Ur method of conveying the complex concepts is too good. Drawing is amazing..Too helpful
thank you man, you really helped me study! im a lazy fuck when it comes to reading but when im watching youtube vids, its seems like all that laziness just goes away.
Thanks Mr.armando that really helped me as well as u r the most brilliant teacher i've ever seen u can make a very hard lecture toooooooooooooo simple really
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You've explained everything so well, omg. Now I can understand it well. Thank you!
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Thanks man. This is detail yet simple enough to understand how breathing works.
I really don't know what to say, but your video helped me a lot to understand respiratory mechanism .
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So simple explanation. Highly recommended this video
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one of the best videos regarding mechanism of breating ...tnx a lot armando
Excellent. I just wanted to recall the events and you are right on to it!
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Thank you so much sir..I am a average medical student from India and your videos help me alot
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Excellent explanation with diagramming concepts! 4/8/2020 and you are helping a layperson assist medical specialists figure out a medical mystery! Thank you 🙏🏻‼️👍
Thank you sir... It's very helpful 👍 and please make videos about intrapleural pressure and transpulmonary pressure.
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Thank you for your helpful videos. The way you explain the concept is simple and informative.
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Very helpful and excellently illustrated and clearly explained. Thank you very much.