Thank you Professor Fink. My teacher teaches as if we already know it all and I don't understand it. Your teaching makes me realize that I can learn this and remember it too! Your videos are appreciated.
I just love this professor, I've watched some of the other videos and they helped so much. I have a great teacher but it helps to have different explanations from other great teachers as well.
Even though I'm done with my Anatomy and Physiology class, I still come and watch Professor Fink's lectures. I feel like he puts the pieces together and I believe my understanding on the subject is not complete unless I watch his videos. Thank you professor Fink! THank you from the bottom of my heart!
I never comment on lectures I watch for university courses on UA-cam, regardless of how good they are. But this is simply amazing. Wish you were my anatomy professor, you are clear and concise and PLEASE don't stop sharing your knowledge until the day you die. So many people, including myself, thank you SO much for this!
Thank you so much for being a great professor and for posting this for other students like us. I can tell you are truly a passionate teacher.. Very gifted.. We need more of you out there!
Thank you so much!!! You're such a great professor who teaches very well and very clear!! I can see you love what you do and so blessed to be able to share it to others well!!
This professor is just amazing!!!!!!! Everything makes sense in my head when he explains stuff ! His lectures / classes are never boring ! I don't know where he teaches but his students are so lucky !!! I am so glad that I can watch it on youtube !
thanks so much for all your videos!! im a nursing student from Eastern Canada and am watching all your videos prior to my physiology final! very helpful...awesome prof
Really outstanding! Blood blow and function of the nephron so clear. It will help me to understand when we go into more depth regarding the physiology because now I have a clear overview of what happens where. THANK YOU!!!
I am studying BSc in health Science here in UK but regularly listen to and watch Professor fink classes for clarification. A brilliant professor many thanks Dr.Fink , may you live to be 200 I just feel totally educated with your instructions. Thank you.
fantastic you have helped so much..thank you so much for putting up your lectures you explain everything so well..thank you these are such an excellent help..people are so lucky to have you teaching them..
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE ORAL CAVITY & TEETH: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 1; ORAL CAVITY & TEETH by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE PHARYNX (THROAT) & DEGLUTITION (SWALLOWING): DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 2; PHARYNX HEAD & NECK by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE STOMACH & ESOPHAGUS: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 3; STOMACH & ESOPHAGUS by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE (INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION): DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE (COLON) & APPENDIX: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS: THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE (INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION): DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE (COLON) & APPENDIX: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS: THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE (INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION): DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE (COLON) & APPENDIX: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink
Greetings Professor FINK! I hope you are doing well. I am a medical student here in Afghanistan 🇦🇫.Your contents make a huge difference in helping me to gain deep knowledge in anatomy, especially. And I thank you very much for uploading these great videos 😀. I was just wondering, If you could please help me know the reference (book, ...) you used in this particular instance and obviously in your videos throughout.That would help me a World of Good. Thanks 👍🏿
Very easy to understand and remember...a simplified way of explanation that is very clear, point to point.....what I found little confused/hard to understand in classes has been explained to come out of confusion. thank you very much urEtEr = 2 E's = 2 tubes urEthra = 1 E = 1 tube
Thank you a lot professor Fink, all those videos are such a tresor for us students in the process of learning. How nice of you of sharing online, Rym from Montreal.
Hi, I would like to ask you, if you know how I could do to get these notes that are shown in the video. They are very good and I would like to print them. My teacher is not as good as this professor.
Thank you so much professor Fink. Even though I am a vet student I love your well explained lectures and the most important thing is you made lots of lectures for unaffordable poor section like me .may God continue to bless you and keep you safe ..
You sir are absolutely amazing! I have never in my life been able to be drawn into a lecture like I have with yours. The way you teach is perfect. Thank you so much for the video! I hope you make Microbiology videos!
professor Fink, It was such a great lecture on Urinary System .. Very nicely explained. Thank you so much for providing this. It helped me out a lot to understand the anatomy. You rocked sir. :)
hi professor fink im from scotland and have felt that your videos have helped me through my int 2 course. i was wondering if you have made a video on the small intestine more specifically on the villi?
dear sir,have you prepared any video lecture yet on urine formation--putting emphasis on counter current mechanism?if yes ..give link....with regards...thanks.
thank u profesor fink.i have got good information about this topic. my teacher teaches us without introducing me about the basics of that topic.i just had a doubt about CO2.will amount of carbondioxide affect the level of pH?as u have mentioned tat renal vein has more CO2 and less amount of urea
Dr. Fink, firstly, I'd like to say thank you for your great work here. It helps a lot and is good step to take for a review before an exam. At 10:32, you said the most inner part of the brain is medulla or medulla oblongata. I agree with medulla, but about medulla obongata, I think it refers to a certain part of the brain stem. If I am wrong about this conception, could you help me understand this? thank you.
hello,sir this is trivikram I'm a medical student recently I had watched your video about anatomy of kidney it's fentastic but I had a small doubt on blood supply to the kidneys.How kidney meet their nourishment through blood?I mean how blood is supplied to the kidneys. hope I meet clarification in this,thanq very much.☺
Were you trying to purchase the e-book version or the "hard copy" version? Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased at: wlac.redshelf.com/ “Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp
The Link to the WLAC Bookstore has been "fixed". You can now purchase hard copies: “Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased at: wlac.redshelf.com/
hi,i am really apreciate of his way of explanation from the other video but this one! i don know why i can watch it for only about 5min then it pause and.......pause even i try to play it forward. i am really hunger to see its solution, it might due to the nature of this video. i wish you can repost it again due to its damage. i really need this video, thankks in advance!!!!
does anyone knows why the nephrons first let go out "good stuffs" only the recapture them after? is the explanation related to evolution? my guess is that glomerulus was maybe the first 'blood filter' to appear in organisms but was imperfect. still, natural selection might has allowed it to perpetuate because even through it expels "good stuffs" along with bad products, it's better to have this imperfect filter than no filter at all. at least, life threatening products were eliminated, a good point for natural selection. later, evolution may have added a recapture process to improve the system, keeping the primitive one because it's easier for evolution to add improvement than coming up with a whole new system... does that makes sense? I hope my question is clear enough, since english is not my mother tongue.
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Thank you Professor Fink. My teacher teaches as if we already know it all and I don't understand it. Your teaching makes me realize that I can learn this and remember it too! Your videos are appreciated.
I just love this professor, I've watched some of the other videos and they helped so much. I have a great teacher but it helps to have different explanations from other great teachers as well.
This teacher is a heaven sent!!! Wish we had more teachers like him
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Function of Nephron in Kidney - Regulation of GFR - Renal System Physiology
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Even though I'm done with my Anatomy and Physiology class, I still come and watch Professor Fink's lectures. I feel like he puts the pieces together and I believe my understanding on the subject is not complete unless I watch his videos. Thank you professor Fink! THank you from the bottom of my heart!
Thank You for your kind words. My sincere Best Wishes! -- professor fink
Greetings from Paraguay from a first year med student. Your videos are very helpful!
THE BEST PROFESSOR....HANDS DOWN!!!!
I never comment on lectures I watch for university courses on UA-cam, regardless of how good they are. But this is simply amazing. Wish you were my anatomy professor, you are clear and concise and PLEASE don't stop sharing your knowledge until the day you die. So many people, including myself, thank you SO much for this!
Thank you so much for being a great professor and for posting this for other students like us. I can tell you are truly a passionate teacher.. Very gifted.. We need more of you out there!
Thank you so much!!! You're such a great professor who teaches very well and very clear!! I can see you love what you do and so blessed to be able to share it to others well!!
This professor is just amazing!!!!!!! Everything makes sense in my head when he explains stuff ! His lectures / classes are never boring ! I don't know where he teaches but his students are so lucky !!!
I am so glad that I can watch it on youtube !
I LOVE PROFESSOR FINK’S LECTURES, ENERGY, AND PASSION FOR TEACHING.
Best lecture on Urinary system i've ever come across. Many thanks, and bless you Professor Fink.
thanks so much for all your videos!! im a nursing student from Eastern Canada and am watching all your videos prior to my physiology final! very helpful...awesome prof
This is the most amazing anatomy lecture on UA-cam! Thank you so much Professor Fink! You are the best!!
Really outstanding! Blood blow and function of the nephron so clear. It will help me to understand when we go into more depth regarding the physiology because now I have a clear overview of what happens where. THANK YOU!!!
I am studying BSc in health Science here in UK but regularly listen to and watch Professor fink classes for clarification. A brilliant professor many thanks Dr.Fink , may you live to be 200 I just feel totally educated with your instructions. Thank you.
fantastic you have helped so much..thank you so much for putting up your lectures you explain everything so well..thank you these are such an excellent help..people are so lucky to have you teaching them..
i wish my lecturer was as enthusiastic as you are, your videos are amazing, thank you sooooo much!
Everyone should send professor Fink a Thank You and happy holidays card to his college, West Los Angeles. He deserves it
Does he still work there ?
Professor Fink you are the best!!! You make Anatomy a lot easier. Thank you for posting on you tube
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE ORAL CAVITY & TEETH:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 1; ORAL CAVITY & TEETH by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE PHARYNX (THROAT) &
DEGLUTITION (SWALLOWING):
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 2; PHARYNX HEAD & NECK by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE STOMACH & ESOPHAGUS:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 3; STOMACH & ESOPHAGUS by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE
(INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION):
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE
(COLON) & APPENDIX:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS:
THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE
(INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION):
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE
(COLON) & APPENDIX:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS:
THE LIVER, GALLBLADDER & PANCREAS by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTUE ON THE SMALL INTESTINE
(INCL. BILE DUCTS, PANCREATIC JUICE & DIGESTION):
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 4; INTESTINE & DIGESTION by Professor Fink
PROFESSOR FINK'S LECTURE ON ABSORPTION, THE LARGE INTESTINE
(COLON) & APPENDIX:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM; PART 5; THE INTESTINE & ABSORPTION by Professor Fink
🤓I feel so much smarter after watching your videos.
Thank you 🙏
Greetings Professor FINK! I hope you are doing well.
I am a medical student here in Afghanistan 🇦🇫.Your contents make a huge difference in helping me to gain deep knowledge in anatomy, especially. And I thank you very much for uploading these great videos 😀.
I was just wondering, If you could please help me know the reference (book, ...) you used in this particular instance and obviously in your videos throughout.That would help me a World of Good.
Thanks 👍🏿
Very easy to understand and remember...a simplified way of explanation that is very clear, point to point.....what I found little confused/hard to understand in classes has been explained to come out of confusion.
thank you very much
urEtEr = 2 E's = 2 tubes
urEthra = 1 E = 1 tube
Thank you a lot professor Fink, all those videos are such a tresor for us students in the process of learning. How nice of you of sharing online, Rym from Montreal.
Love these lectures. So good. Really helps me understand. Thank you for putting these on you tube so we can all learn!
Thank you, professor Fink! I don t have enough words to thank you!!
Hi, I would like to ask you, if you know how I could do to get these notes that are shown in the video. They are very good and I would like to print them. My teacher is not as good as this professor.
@@danielagonzalez1981 You can purchase them, the link is in the description.
Sometimes using a different "browser" helps. If you usually use Internet Explorer, try using Firefox or Google Chrome. Good Luck!
Thank you so much professor Fink. Even though I am a vet student I love your well explained lectures and the most important thing is you made lots of lectures for unaffordable poor section like me .may God continue to bless you and keep you safe ..
You sir are absolutely amazing! I have never in my life been able to be drawn into a lecture like I have with yours. The way you teach is perfect. Thank you so much for the video! I hope you make Microbiology videos!
Can’t express enough my appreciation !
You the best Lecturer ever !! This is the most simplest explanation on youtube, I now feel ready for my final exams
Fantastic. It made my studies much easier than just reading my textbook. Thanks professor!
Woow thanks prof.
I was really green on this system but I ha e e en learnt more of it
More blessing Dr🙏🙏
I am actually enjoying learning? Thank-you so much everything is finally making sense
You r truly a blessing. Thanks for everything; w ur lecture I got all A in my science classes. God bless u.
Thank YOU, thank you, thank you...it's finally making sense for me! Love your teaching style, this is reducing my overwhelm on the topic!
Thank you so much sir , you are a really gifted teacher & your students are really lucky , thanks you & please don't stop uploading videos
Sir please upload the Renal Physiology videos. Your explanation is on an other level!
thank you for your work.
professor Fink, It was such a great lecture on Urinary System .. Very nicely explained. Thank you so much for providing this. It helped me out a lot to understand the anatomy. You rocked sir. :)
Thank you professor, your lecture videos really help me understand the rigorous material.
Thank you, Professor Fink! You are truely awesome!
Thank you professor Fink for this great lecture. You helped me learn what I couldn't have & you gave me confidence in myself .......x
Do you have any lectures on renal physiology that discusses the countercurrent exchange mechanism? Thanks so much for your videos - they are amazing!!
Thank you! Great Instructor to learn from!
hi professor fink im from scotland and have felt that your videos have helped me through my int 2 course. i was wondering if you have made a video on the small intestine more specifically on the villi?
Do you have any physiology lectures on the countercurrent exchange system? Thanks so much for your videos - they are amazing!!
hello, Prof. Fink,
no video where you explain the physiology of the nephron?
Thank you professor! Really helpful for my exam.
God bless this great teacher
dear sir,have you prepared any video lecture yet on urine formation--putting emphasis on counter current mechanism?if yes ..give link....with regards...thanks.
What you do is mercy,god bless you
thank u profesor fink.i have got good information about this topic. my teacher teaches us without introducing me about the basics of that topic.i just had a doubt about CO2.will amount of carbondioxide affect the level of pH?as u have mentioned tat renal vein has more CO2 and less amount of urea
Wonderful, simply Wonderful!!!
Thank you so much Professor. God bless.
Dr. Fink, firstly, I'd like to say thank you for your great work here. It helps a lot and is good step to take for a review before an exam. At 10:32, you said the most inner part of the brain is medulla or medulla oblongata. I agree with medulla, but about medulla obongata, I think it refers to a certain part of the brain stem. If I am wrong about this conception, could you help me understand this? thank you.
The "Medulla oblongata" is also referred to as the "Medulla" for short. It refers to the "lowest" (most inferior) portion of the "brainstem".
Thank you so much ❤
Always very helpful-thank you!
hello,sir this is trivikram I'm a medical student recently I had watched your video about anatomy of kidney it's fentastic but I had a small doubt on blood supply to the kidneys.How kidney meet their nourishment through blood?I mean how blood is supplied to the kidneys. hope I meet clarification in this,thanq very much.☺
Thank you for this video helped me a lot!!
Thank you professor fink.
Does anyone have summary information about what he's teaching?! :)
Professor Fink, Are we allowed to buy your lecture outlines? I tried to purchase using the link above, however, it doesn't allow me.
Were you trying to purchase the e-book version or the "hard copy" version?
Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased at: wlac.redshelf.com/
“Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp
I was looking to buy your "hard copy" version, but it is not available through the bookstore. I'll try calling them. Thanks Professor Finks.
The Link to the WLAC Bookstore has been "fixed". You can now purchase hard copies:
“Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the
WLAC Bookstore at:
onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp
Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by
Professor Fink can be purchased at:
wlac.redshelf.com/
hi,i am really apreciate of his way of explanation from the other video but this one! i don know why i can watch it for only about 5min then it pause and.......pause even i try to play it forward. i am really hunger to see its solution, it might due to the nature of this video. i wish you can repost it again due to its damage. i really need this video, thankks in advance!!!!
Thank u... so very helpful!
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we wait for new videos Professor fink
Awesome Sir
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does anyone knows why the nephrons first let go out "good stuffs" only the recapture them after? is the explanation related to evolution? my guess is that glomerulus was maybe the first 'blood filter' to appear in organisms but was imperfect. still, natural selection might has allowed it to perpetuate because even through it expels "good stuffs" along with bad products, it's better to have this imperfect filter than no filter at all. at least, life threatening products were eliminated, a good point for natural selection. later, evolution may have added a recapture process to improve the system, keeping the primitive one because it's easier for evolution to add improvement than coming up with a whole new system... does that makes sense? I hope my question is clear enough, since english is not my mother tongue.
This is the most productive procrastination ever.
Mine did that, but it comes back on after waiting.
Just wow!
AMAZING, THANX ALOOOOOT
Aldosterone is the hormone that helps the body to maintain a salt balance and Antidiuretic Hormone is responsible for your body's retention of water
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Thank you so much! You are awesome!!!!!!
god bless you prof
I LUUURVE YOU!
OHMERGAUSH! Everything makes sense now! :O
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I doesn't even feel like learning! :O
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this is poorly made nothing insulting but its kinda pathetic
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