I'm a mobile software engineer, but love watching science videos. I've just finished a year of physics, now onto biology and I have chosen you both to take me on my journey. Such outstanding videos, how could I not??
Thank you so much for your videos! I’m an RN but reviewing some concepts that I may not have reviewed in the last few years, and I really appreciate that you explain the “Why.” I have trouble remembering things just for the sake of remembering them, if I don’t understand why it’s important to remember that concept in the first place! I’ve watched videos on a few channels but yours was the first to explain a little more in-depth about WHY things are the way they are.
Thanks so much for this Share, I was struggling with horrible heart palps, after 15 months of suffering. I finally was guided to potassium. Started on a good electrolyte about a week ago and im already seeing results. Thank God
Can u help me please 🙏 I have low potassium and low sodium I think my body does not observe salt I like ur comment that's why I am asking u to explain to me a little more ty ❤
Thanks sir! You are an angel for students like me who has to attend college but gets not much benefit! You are a lifesaver for my medschool thanks a lot. We anticipate more and more videos of yours. In future! Please stay healthy
I am doing my PhD in literature, BUT here is where I like to spend whatever free time I have- fascinated by this marvelous thing we call the human body; and this handsome and passionate teacher makes it even more FUN!
I'm an instructor and teach some basic A&P in our school's courses. I like sharing Dr. Mike's video's when my students need more ways to help explain things. =) The fact that you are animated and I can see your passion for what you teach, matches how my preferences also.
Dr Mike and Dr Matt superheroes you guys are! I’m a registered nurse in the UK, you two simply makes life so interesting and by assimilating your contents the health sector could be a promising one for the service users. I would love to work with you guys one day!
Thank you Dr. Mike for explaining the Sodium-Potassium Channel Pump efficiently and effectively. I never completely understand how the Pump works, but thanks to you, I do now.❤
Thank you for this great overview of the ATPase pump, functions associated with it , and medications used to manipulate this mechanism. This was a super helpful explanation to me, as a nursing student.
Thanks a lot for this video. My father suffered a shortage of potassium and fainted. He almost died. Since then I have been doing bits of research of potassium here and there and that's how I found this video. Wonderful clear infomation. Respect from China, with a well deserved subscription.
Absolute Genius Dr Mike. I’m studying 2 be an advanced nursing practitioner & literally all your videos (including this amazing one) make the jargon in books & articles actually understandable & relevant. Absolutely amazing Thank You
Thank you very much for being such an energetic lecturer. Your lecture must be meant a lot for not only me, but other nursing and med students out there struggling to grab medical concepts. I've watched quite a lot of videos but have to stop and reside here with Dr.Mike! I'm really appreciated.
Thank you for being Dr. Mike, it is a real pleasure for me to watch your videos. Wow !!! I can perfectly understand your teaching, so, so useful to me !!!
I've watched all your videos dozens of times over and over to learn the fundamentals. I appreciate how the newer videos really bring concepts together and dive deeper into the physiology and practical application. Thank you a million times!
I am not even a medical student. 😄But I ve been studying medicine on my own for several years and love watching your videos to refresh things I ve fogotten. Thank you!
Hello Dr. Mike, I'm a huge fan❤ Your videos help me learn concepts in short time and concise manner👌 I saw today you've uploaded a podcast on Electrolytes Physiology, if this video is a part of that podcast then amazing, if not Sir please upload an entire video of Electrolytes Physiology, would be really helpful🙏 Thank you for all these incredible videos🙏❤👍
This is brilliant and has helped me so much, i am currently doing a masters module (diagnostic interpretation) and you've helped me understand so much more than other videos :)
I found your videos towards the end of my second year in Massage Therapy. And yes, we need to learn the cellular level to all of the physiology of the body. I wish I had found your videos sooner, Dr. Mike you are an outstanding teacher and I thank you SO SO much for your videos and amazing explanations. Also, who needs forearm and hand intrinsics workouts when you can hold SIX markers in one hand :-D LOL So very thankful Cheers from Canada
Well I'm just an old person who wants to understand how I work. Thank you. I'd like to understand better how the Na K atpase pump relates to the NaCa pump. And I thank you for your clear explanations.
I'm studying the effects of magnesium on muscle relaxation and hydration. My understanding is that magnesium is a co-factor for enzyme action at the cell wall, facilitating or rather regulating the sodium-potassium pump. I can see magnesium's role in ATP production, used in the sodium-potassium pump, but can't find any other mention of magnesium action or regulation of the sodium-potassium pump. How does it work? As a massage therapist, I have first hand experience with people who are presumably deficient in magnesium, with muscles that palpate similar to bone. I have also seen the dramatic effect that recommended daily intake of magnesium (420mg for men, 320mg for women - elemental) can have, with a change in muscle tone to something mushy and jelly like within a relatively short period of time. I have seen some suggestion that magnesium assists with the sodium-potassium pump to shift water into the cell as K+ is pumped inside, but again, I haven't heard any formal description of this. Can you please describe how magnesium assists with hydration at a molecular level?
Inside of the cell is more negative because when potassium leaves the cell it leaves negatively charged amino acids. Potassium is bound to negatively charged amino acids in the cell. But it leaves amino acids that's why inside of the cell is more negative than outside of the cell
You got me thru second year A&P.
And third year advanced pys.
Few months away from finishing my degree.
Ty Dr Mike.
Awesome! Wishing you all the best :)
YOU ARE AMAZING!! This is what we need in schools...the connecting of physiology and its uses in health care.
I'm a mobile software engineer, but love watching science videos.
I've just finished a year of physics, now onto biology and I have chosen you both to take me on my journey.
Such outstanding videos, how could I not??
Now tell me ,the bonding of potassium and try to explain it, thank you
Thank you so much for your videos! I’m an RN but reviewing some concepts that I may not have reviewed in the last few years, and I really appreciate that you explain the “Why.” I have trouble remembering things just for the sake of remembering them, if I don’t understand why it’s important to remember that concept in the first place! I’ve watched videos on a few channels but yours was the first to explain a little more in-depth about WHY things are the way they are.
Thanks so much for this Share, I was struggling with horrible heart palps, after 15 months of suffering. I finally was guided to potassium. Started on a good electrolyte about a week ago and im already seeing results. Thank God
Can u help me please 🙏 I have low potassium and low sodium I think my body does not observe salt I like ur comment that's why I am asking u to explain to me a little more ty ❤
Thanks sir! You are an angel for students like me who has to attend college but gets not much benefit! You are a lifesaver for my medschool thanks a lot. We anticipate more and more videos of yours. In future! Please stay healthy
I am doing my PhD in literature, BUT here is where I like to spend whatever free time I have- fascinated by this marvelous thing we call the human body; and this handsome and passionate teacher makes it even more FUN!
Thank you Dr. Mike- you really have the art for teaching!! Wish more instructors were able to teach like you!!!
I'm an instructor and teach some basic A&P in our school's courses. I like sharing Dr. Mike's video's when my students need more ways to help explain things. =) The fact that you are animated and I can see your passion for what you teach, matches how my preferences also.
This was the most exciting thing I learned in Biochemistry while in Undergrad
Dr Mike and Dr Matt superheroes you guys are!
I’m a registered nurse in the UK, you two simply makes life so interesting and by assimilating your contents the health sector could be a promising one for the service users.
I would love to work with you guys one day!
the drug examples really solidify the examples. Brilliant!
Thank you Dr. Mike for explaining the Sodium-Potassium Channel Pump efficiently and effectively. I never completely understand how the Pump works, but thanks to you, I do now.❤
Thank you for this great overview of the ATPase pump, functions associated with it , and medications used to manipulate this mechanism. This was a super helpful explanation to me, as a nursing student.
This really has blown my mind
This one is the best educational video on this subject I have watched. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for this video. My father suffered a shortage of potassium and fainted. He almost died. Since then I have been doing bits of research of potassium here and there and that's how I found this video. Wonderful clear infomation. Respect from China, with a well deserved subscription.
Absolute Genius Dr Mike. I’m studying 2 be an advanced nursing practitioner & literally all your videos (including this amazing one) make the jargon in books & articles actually understandable & relevant. Absolutely amazing Thank You
Thank you very much for being such an energetic lecturer. Your lecture must be meant a lot for not only me, but other nursing and med students out there struggling to grab medical concepts. I've watched quite a lot of videos but have to stop and reside here with Dr.Mike! I'm really appreciated.
Myself👋🏽
Thank you for being Dr. Mike, it is a real pleasure for me to watch your videos.
Wow !!! I can perfectly understand your teaching, so, so useful to me !!!
I've watched all your videos dozens of times over and over to learn the fundamentals. I appreciate how the newer videos really bring concepts together and dive deeper into the physiology and practical application. Thank you a million times!
Thank you. I'm an RN that's been out of practice for 5 years and I just got back .I needed this.
I am not even a medical student. 😄But I ve been studying medicine on my own for several years and love watching your videos to refresh things I ve fogotten. Thank you!
this video made me understand this concept so much more now!
Annyeong haseyo Dr. Mike! I'm a fan of yours. Thank you for you non stop UA-cam lectures. It helped me a lot with my nursing school.
I just love the garage-cleaning comparison. Those also (but not only those) make these lessons memorable. Thanks so much!
Thanks, learnt this stuff 25 years ago, forgotten most of it! Great info, clearly and engagingly explained.👍👍👍
This man is a savior for medical students
You're honestly a Legend Dr mike
This is the only explanation of this topic that I understand.
Hello Dr. Mike, I'm a huge fan❤ Your videos help me learn concepts in short time and concise manner👌
I saw today you've uploaded a podcast on Electrolytes Physiology, if this video is a part of that podcast then amazing, if not Sir please upload an entire video of Electrolytes Physiology, would be really helpful🙏
Thank you for all these incredible videos🙏❤👍
This is brilliant and has helped me so much, i am currently doing a masters module (diagnostic interpretation) and you've helped me understand so much more than other videos :)
wow! excellent presentation about sodium potassium pump!!!!
I found your videos towards the end of my second year in Massage Therapy. And yes, we need to learn the cellular level to all of the physiology of the body. I wish I had found your videos sooner, Dr. Mike you are an outstanding teacher and I thank you SO SO much for your videos and amazing explanations. Also, who needs forearm and hand intrinsics workouts when you can hold SIX markers in one hand :-D LOL
So very thankful
Cheers from Canada
Thank you so much! I have an exam coming up and your videos has been extremely helpful to understand!!!
Thanks mate. This is next-level for me. Really interesting subjects, clearly and concisely explained and a very engaging presentation.
Well I'm just an old person who wants to understand how I work. Thank you. I'd like to understand better how the Na K atpase pump relates to the NaCa pump. And I thank you for your clear explanations.
I love the slide analogy. Pedagogical genius.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! You are incredible, it all makes so much sense now.
Finally understand the Sodium potassium pump. Thanks so much for this video and for including the different drugs and their affect.
it's such a clear and good explaination,thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge
Outstanding explanation!
Thanks! 😊
Thank you so much, this safed me hours of hours searching for a complete explanation in diverse books. Great Great Great.! Please keep on going
I am speechless! Thank you for sharing. It is apparent that you love what you do as it shows in your work product
Always a blessing to have you🥰
Thank you so much for your Great job and this Excellent video! SPATPase Pump is essential for every cell and the body. 🙏❤
Thanks for this! I'm not a bio/med guy, but you've made this spectacularly interesting to someone "just curious".
i wonder my there are no 1 million likes....superb video!
This video had all of the extra details I was looking for and more! Excellent video!
Thanks for great presentation.
I wish you could do a video on EPA DHA and also GLA! showing their mechanism of action in the body.
After long time...
Thank you
Excellent teaching. You make learning enjoyable and applicable in a practical situation. Thank you Doc
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I'm an arrangment of cells learning about cells. So mesmerising.
Just took on a chart move that brings the closer and near as the conversation went thanks for some new views
So much helpful....
I salute you Dr. Mike
Thank you Dr really learn a lot from you. May god bless you and you make more videos always. Thank you again.
This is 100% helpful. Please keep posting up with more 🙏🏿
Just brilliant Mike- as always!
Love your videos, they are broken down so well that it is very easy to understand. Very helpful - keep em coming!!!
I love the way you package the material
Excellent presentation!
@12:39 this had tied a lot together for me. thanky
Thanks, Dr. Mike!
You are awesome!
Soooo gifted in explaining!!
Enjoyed pump explanation. You are a great educator. Thanks!
Love your videos guys!!! They're so easy to understand even for noobs like me. They've helped me a lot in my canine nutrition studies
Gosh this is such a good and comprehensive video! Thank you, doc!
You made that so easy to understand. Thankyou for your videos :)
Very Nice Explanation. Please Increase your Mic Gain or Volume. Plz!
I'm studying the effects of magnesium on muscle relaxation and hydration. My understanding is that magnesium is a co-factor for enzyme action at the cell wall, facilitating or rather regulating the sodium-potassium pump. I can see magnesium's role in ATP production, used in the sodium-potassium pump, but can't find any other mention of magnesium action or regulation of the sodium-potassium pump. How does it work?
As a massage therapist, I have first hand experience with people who are presumably deficient in magnesium, with muscles that palpate similar to bone. I have also seen the dramatic effect that recommended daily intake of magnesium (420mg for men, 320mg for women - elemental) can have, with a change in muscle tone to something mushy and jelly like within a relatively short period of time.
I have seen some suggestion that magnesium assists with the sodium-potassium pump to shift water into the cell as K+ is pumped inside, but again, I haven't heard any formal description of this. Can you please describe how magnesium assists with hydration at a molecular level?
agree, truly a heaven sent !
wow that digoxin part was smooth :)
Best of the best!
Exlent explaining sir
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Best explanation ever! 👏🙏🙏🙏
Excellent, thanks. I'm really enjoying your style 🙏🙋♀️
Appreciate you Dr Mike
Sodium potassium channel finally explained.
Thank u so much........Dr ..this video is so helpful......
Dr. Mike can you please make a video explaining why chocolate is bad for dogs?
Thank you so much doctor for explaining it is so clearly!
If diuretics inhibit the Sodium/Potassium Pump of kidney nephron cells, does it also inhibit the "Pumps" of the nervous and skeletal muscle cells?
your videos got me through uk paramedic school!!! please can you do a video on etco2 interpretation of metabolic / respiratory acidosis
Great expanation! Love your channel !
Thank you so much!!! 🙏🏼
That was a great video
Tack!
Inside of the cell is more negative because when potassium leaves the cell it leaves negatively charged amino acids. Potassium is bound to negatively charged amino acids in the cell. But it leaves amino acids that's why inside of the cell is more negative than outside of the cell
Ions are charged and can easily move in and out of the membrane..
Interesting!
Thanks! But the logo in the bottom right is annoying and hides what you're doing behind it.
So the cells need constant feed from the outside when it becomes to sodium and potassium?
I'm huge fan..❤
Thank you sir
God bless you
This helps me a lot with EMS stuff; let's see your abs!
Thank you
ohhhh the pump