I'm half way through my semester. taking physiology for the 2nd time! Its because of your videos that its actually making sense. I'm confident I will bring up my grade and be able to get into the PTA program. thank you Leslie!
I never understand my teacher. :( but you saved the day for me... Ima keep watching ur videos for a better understanding of anatomy & physiology. ur a blessing. thank u.
Ok, I just have to say, I am so grateful to have found your videos. You are such a tremendous help. . seriously. I tell all my friends about you. Thank You. Thank You, Thank you!!!
@lurning Well hello there. First off, I'm glad the videos are helping you so much. Secondly, thank you for telling all your friends. By doing that, you are helping us grow, AND helping your friends do better. It's the best of both worlds. Stay tuned for MANY more videos in the future :D All the best!
Simply brilliant. This is what ignorant teachers miss out today. They think RU-vid is a time waster when ironically this is a better use of time for me than the lessons are
Thank you for putting so much effort and dedication to enhance people's education. I have been using your videos for a pre med test in Australia. All the best and a super thank you!
This is excellent, reall y helped me.. as a mature student at nottingham med school i have to keep diggin through stuff to understand it... THANK you x
Hi thank you Leslie for the videos...I have a question.... what would be the effect on the NFP if a person sustains a fall injuring blood vessels and/or femoral artery?
i just want to be honest that how you are genius and brilliant ..omg you just solve my question thank you so much well what about the oncotic pressure and collid osmotic pressure i meant how we could calculate them ? and i was wondering that if you have more videos about filtration and reabsorption ..anyways THANK YOU
Hi Professor samuel, may be the question is dumb, but is the NHP always positive or can be negative on the way? Has it something to do with bernouilli equation?
I attend York University in Toronto. Currently studying Physiology and I have been listening to your lessons for a long time and they have always been helpful. So we got a favor to ask you Leslie, could you come to Toronto, kick out this current professor Dr Tara Haas and teach this stuff for us? thanks :) ...
Can someone please explain why and how the answer is B (8 mmHg)? Calculate the NFP for the under the following conditions: • Hydrostatic pressure 32mmHg • Osmotic pressure: 26mmHg a. 58 mmHg b. 8 mmHg c. 18 mmHg d. -8 mmHg e. cannot be determined
I think this video is wrong. Hydrostatic pressure is higher at the arterial end and lower at the venous end, BUT osmotic pressure is CONSTANT in a capillary. It overrides the hydrostatic pressure at the venous end allowing absorption, but it doesn't change.
+Anne Simmons i think you are right, or it should be said oncotic pressure= colloid osmotic pressure =25 mmHg. there are further explanation in Human Physiology: Silverthorn in chapter 15 which might be useful as well:) and thank you for this video, it is really helpful~
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