Respiratory System 8, Lung volumes and capacities

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you taught me more with a single balloon than what my professor did after 3 hr lecture with 200 slides...GOD BLESS YOU

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Never in my entire lifetime did I actually understand what this concept was until now..Hats off to you Sir😃

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Hhhh

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same here

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Same here

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Thanks professor for your excellent delivery. Wishing you good health and all the best.

[@deb2531]

Thank you for always finding ways to make us understand. I love your calming voice and the way you take your time explaining the concepts. I wish all professors taught like you. You are appreciated! Cheers from the U.S.

[@kchamorrof]

Great video! Much easier to understand this concepts with the simplicity of a balloon than to starts learning lung volumes and capacities with curves.
Thank you Dr Campbell!!!

[@046iswaryasakthi.v6]

Your teaching style is amazing sir. I understand this concept with 100% clarity sir. THANK YOU SIR.

[@drpardeepkapoor2562]

A genius explains the topic in a very simple practical way. You proved it through very simple analogy and demonstration. Hats off to you! Super stuff.

[@shiwamkarn5215]

must amazing explanation ever on utube ..thank u soo much sir ...lots of love and respect from nepal

[@Thatblackguystu]

Best explanation of lung volume and capacity I have ever seen. Thank you so much sir!!

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Found this because of my physiology course! Thank you so much for helping me :)

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You have no idea how much I needed this video!!!! Thank you 🙌🏽

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Your videos are absolutely incredible! Super simple but direct and easy to understand. I just began nursing school this year and between my clinicals and patho/A&P classes, I'd be going crazy if it wasn't for you. THANK YOU

[@machu3476]

Thank you, Dr. Campbell! This is so concise and informative.

[@ramachandrareddy4959]

Highly impressive with very good explanation! Thanks a lot Dr Campbell!

[@stanleyoffiah4888]

The simple diagram clearly depicted the complex idea. I salute you sir!

[@candicesirju551]

SO good.... exceptional teacher

[@arnavnegi2311]

Amazing teaching i remained confused about this every time but u teach it so simply thankuu sirrrr for this help

[@michaelbriangalvan4074]

Oh my, through this I am able to understand the topic rather than reading it alone👌

[@moformedicine1260]

I am a med student. Thanks for the visual and association. It really helps piece things together.

[@MohammedNimreesh]

you helped me a lot sir .. Thank you so much from Libya ..

[@choudharybmr2882]

Love 💕💕 for India 🇮🇳 for u sir🎉🎉

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love from india...Dr Campbell

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Good work 💖easy to understand 👍👍👍

[@scienceofnature5314]

Sir really it's great !
Human phycology says visualization and creativity helps individual to understand more better . You really gave profound explanation from that capacity diagram. It is much useful to me .thanks alot sir . Explain us more from giving such brilliant examples .

[@ayahbzour4419]

You are beyond brilliant!
Thank you so much for making everything like a piece of cake Dr. Campbell !!

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thank you so much for this Dr!!!!

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Thank you John, very straightforward and clear!

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Dr. JOHN...

[@himanshuranjan7997]

Was very confused until Today.
Thanks Sir Love from India❤️

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Thank you very much sir😌💫💛

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Ohhhhhh thank you dear soul for making this makes it stick in my mind s much. Rather than words on a book.

[@alterego5278]

Very good explanation and best prop (balloon) to explain it.

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Love from Jordan thanks Dr Campbell

[@Shanyar_Nawzad]

Thank you, I understand it now,
after two years!🙂💔

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Thanks dr john Campbell sir for your very easily explaining lungs volume capacity etc a learned professor you are 14/02/2020

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Thank you Sir

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This was amazing. Who needs egans when we have you.

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You are a diamond actually

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Love your demonstration with the balloon, it makes it much easier to understand!

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What a helpful video! Thanks a lot .

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Thank you, again, Dr. Campbell!

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Moment of contemplation: Ninja Nerd (30 min), Dr. Najeeb (1:30:00 min), and Dr. Cambel (13 min)
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[@zaramobeen6646]

thank you so much, this was very helpful!!!

[@coversongcreator2167]

Sir very nicely explained.

[@kwesib4702]

Thank u for ur time I really love & enjoy ur works but quick observation, 13:27 in blue I heard tidal capacity instead of volume. (Considering volume is singular and capacity’s are multiple volumes together) I appreciate you.

[@isabellacorrea8007]

Thank you so much for making this! :) Very helpful and straightforward :)

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Thank you sir and that was super cool explanation... Perfect

[@jinlanchen7901]

Thank you for your work. This is incredible!

[@lunarhealer6667]

amazing!!!! so helpful.

[@mssmssmssmss]

Can you increase your vital capacity? I used to play a wind instrument in band and would like to have been able to play longer or louder passages without taking additional breaths.

[@ssmielectropathy7717]

Best explanation.. Thank you sir..

[@gadde4615]

loved your explanation. thank you so much Sir :-)

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That was amazing!!!

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Thanks I never understood this but u made it so fkn much easier 😇

[@asmashoaib5964]

absolutely amazing demonstration

[@arjunrabadiya2218]

Why is it not possible to measure the inspiratory reserve volume directly?

[@babariqbal413]

Nicely explained video

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So helpful ! thank you

[@lyvialiew59]

Dr. Campbell, thank you for your wonderful explanation. I am a teacher and I have encountered a few questions that I can't solve during my lesson. Number 1, is the maximum volume of air in the lungs of a smoker greater or smaller than a normal healthy person? Number 2, what is the relationship between the maximum volume of air in the lungs and the respiration rate?

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My recher 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

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Thank you very much Sir..

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great explanation thank you sir

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Florida says Thank you!

[@izzahfarhana7434]

I understand that the pressure between the visceral and parietal layer is the intrapleural pressure. But I’m still confused with transpulmonary pressure, and why transpulmonary pressure is higher at the apex while the intrapleural pressure is more negative at the apex. How do we relate this to gravity? Thanks

[@elizabethelson1124]

Superb and thanks

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Thank q doc, you helped me a lot

[@kristinaclara4408]

nice analogy!

[@AllahIsTheMostForgiving]

Well explained sir thank you 👍

[@nayanmipun6784]

My oxygen is average of 97, and this volume spirometer is up to not more than 1750 ml. I am 169 centimeters, post covid with lung fibrosis with ct scan score 15. Is this 1750 ml good?

[@RINCY02N]

Thank you Sir.

[@charlieleonardo]

Very good!

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Very helpful Sir.

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Impressive!

[@capistor1]

Thank you for this video as always... Very well explained.. I couldn't find videos about development of embryo in your channel? Could you make a video on it please?

[@shahwaliafghan102]

Great modified version of your video lecture on lung capacities ,thanks Dr Campbell

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if i had not watched this video, id have spent my total life not knowing this topic

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thanks :)

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🎉

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You are Einstein.

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Thaaaank you

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Oe talent

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Hmm sembe anatomy yani menya milo😎😎

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Juzzz AWS some

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Hmm sembe anatomy yani menya milo😎😎