Physiology of the Nephron - Sarah Clifford Illustration Tutorial

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  • Опубліковано 28 гру 2024

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  • @christinevakas92
    @christinevakas92 2 роки тому

    Thank you - your pictures along with clear explanations are awesome.

  • @merignz
    @merignz 5 років тому +1

    These videos are gold!!! You aren’t capable of imagining how helpful are you being to medical students like me, thanks for everything!! Also, we need more videos please come back soon hahahaha

  • @sidneyho4982
    @sidneyho4982 3 роки тому

    Just found this! Wow. Thank you for such a clear and simple explanation for such a difficult topic.

  • @teannahaywood5232
    @teannahaywood5232 7 років тому +7

    This was a million times easier to understand than my physiology lecturer, I wish I had of found it earlier!

  • @merissahoney7579
    @merissahoney7579 7 років тому +1

    Great video-good pace, clear explanations -and the colors-love the clarity and colors!

  • @DerekFrazier2014
    @DerekFrazier2014 6 років тому +1

    Thank you, thank you and thank you. I just wasn't getting it during class but now I have a much better understanding.

  • @LuigiEDT
    @LuigiEDT 8 років тому +1

    Amazing work Sarah, keep it coming. Love your work, greetings from colombia!!

  • @vikkye9471
    @vikkye9471 8 років тому +4

    just in time for my exam, tks a lot verry usefull

  • @ehadalbusaidi4779
    @ehadalbusaidi4779 4 роки тому

    Very helpful ،،keep going sarah

  • @hollychen3887
    @hollychen3887 7 років тому +2

    Could you please make more videos?? they're actually amazing!

  • @daoudomar8587
    @daoudomar8587 8 років тому +1

    it's just PERFECT ,,, Thanx a million Sarah it's so helpful

  • @izabelaR
    @izabelaR 4 роки тому

    Detailed & easier than some other videos. Very easy drawing to try & copy into my notebook, that was good. Some other videos I run out of space because I couldn't plan what was going to be drawn, it gets messy.

  • @zemeluhab3774
    @zemeluhab3774 7 років тому +1

    so awesome !!!!!!both the drawing and explanation

  • @mahrakhalid1552
    @mahrakhalid1552 6 років тому +2

    this was very helpful thank you sarah for sharing it

  • @dayyibdd541
    @dayyibdd541 5 років тому

    Thnks Dr. Sarah

  • @naddorothy2321
    @naddorothy2321 6 років тому

    thank you that was so easily digested. fab

  • @tah4hmlff488
    @tah4hmlff488 5 років тому

    What's the name of programme you are drawing with and you're seriously creative awesome explaining keep going

  • @ankursingh4991
    @ankursingh4991 6 років тому

    Sarah ...i like your videos..thankyou so much for these videos..i will be learn more about topics ..and lastly i will say ..plz make a another video or skeletal system or muscular system..please😎😊

  • @estheralice1240
    @estheralice1240 Рік тому

    Wow yh
    Thank you so much 👍

  • @mslovelee86
    @mslovelee86 8 років тому

    Thank you for your lecture, it's very helpful. I have a question, if NaCl and H20 was reabsorbed 100%(65+25+5+5), how can it be excreted? sorry, if it sounds stupid...

    • @sharathchandrauppuluri
      @sharathchandrauppuluri 7 років тому

      100%is not reabsorbed . and there is nothing like exactly 65% or eactly 70% it depends on the amount.
      if u drink 2 liters of water at a time .. that will be excreted with in no time(all most 100% will be lost in a single urination) but if u sip 2 liters of water in and around 3-4 hours,that will be the different phenomenon ... the key is to maintain the balance in the blood .(this is done by counter current multiplier and exchange) . this is the same reason why we excrete yello urine some times and the transperent(like plain water)...
      so coming back to the question u asked . 5liters of blood of which 20%(1.2liters) would go to kidneys . of that 1.2 liters of blood 60% (720)will be plasma and 40% will be cellular component (which will not be filtered physiologically). about 65% will be absorbed in pct about 20-25%will be lost in loop of henly. the ascending part of loop of henly and early part of dct are absolutely water impermeable . so the rest 10 from late part of dct and collecting tubule(this is hormone mediated- ADH and aldosteron ) this 10 % is absolutely variable..this depends on the water available in that particular area and the solutes available is that area
      normally the key is to eleminate 590-600 mosml of solute from the body(biologic waste) for this purpose minimum of 0.5 liters of water is required as a medium ... so depending on the all above factors urine is excreted.
      or simple speaking its like preparing a curry .. adding salt and sugar as required ..we dont mesure salt exactly 15 /20 grams on a simple balance . this might be a bit lengthy,but i hope that it cleared ur doubt

  • @LouiseLT14
    @LouiseLT14 6 років тому

    Awesome so usefull !!!

  • @حياتىفىبيتىالجديدفىالغربة

    Very helpful 💗💗💗🌸

  • @nadiasyafiqah1558
    @nadiasyafiqah1558 7 років тому +1

    thank you ❤