Colon, rectum, and anus | Gastrointestinal system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

[@arnoldnieuwoudt5508]

1:36 is more specifically the hepatic flexure, where 1:56 is the splenic flexture - although, he is pointing at the taenia coil (the lines going up and down the colon) where the bumps are haustra. (just to clarify, the dude isnt wrong, but for those doing anatomy this is important distinctions)

[@ayesharehman6476]

i think what hes explaining is more relative to igcse so that makes sense as those many details is not in the syllabuses of gcse/igcse students

[@lordtullus9942]

I learned more than I thought I would. Thanks for the quick lecture!

[@bettykitchen9540]

That was one of the best presentation ever! Love the ending LOL

[@Sjp8254]

So helpful thanks, my ulcerative colitis has been causing loose stools and I got a better understanding of the each part of the large colon.

[@ndukanwankwo8393]

Learning should be a fun activity, bless the great teachers at Khan academy

[@yifangwei]

I can't wait to watch more of your videos! Thank you, Sal and Raja Narayan! :D

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Thank you for making learning more enjoyable

[@linalina-me4xf]

awesome, everything is clear now thank you very much

[@atena1818]

Thank you 😍💗

[@sardernafis8679]

at last ,the finising part was more pleasureful thank you for made it easy

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[@jemappellelanoosh1743]

Thank you to the power billion :D Awesome channel and great teacher Keep it up

[@mushilimusonda4321]

Good presentation especially the ending part .....interesting

[@atitayaroumwong3469]

This is a very good VDO. Thank you so much .

[@staciajose]

Awesome video . Extremely helpful

[@mdkadermullah5787]

Nice explanation

[@djjeffro5081]

This was your best video!!! Isn't funny how fart jokes don't ever get old?? Love it!!

[@jilldickson4352]

I have so much trouble with my sphincters so that was most interesting thank you n

[@busangarey6493]

Best lecture i ever watched I came here accidentally it is the best lecture

[@Umahdibro]

Best Khan medecine explanation series so far

[@enochbrown8178]

Excellent video. Thank you very, very much.

[@feetlessdance]

Great video! Thank you. Quick note: Isn't it the small intestine that cholera directly affects?

[@9lee9ssuerye76]

thank you so much u r a life saver

[@maochue8525]

Lmao I have never laughed so hard watching Khan Academy!!!

[@charundave]

nicely explained. thanks for upload

[@ChrisD4335]

okay now i understand the colon now someone explain the funtion and location of the Semicolon

[@glowingone6472]

Thank you very much for this video. @ 4:30 you mention that if you can keep a person with cholera hydrated for long enough they will eventually pass the bacteria out. Is that the well established treatment for cholera if so would it also work for other opportunistic bacteria in the colon?

[@xavierdimfit7471]

That was one heck of a presentation. Thanks sir

[@atheeralnashwan9176]

Thank you for this explanation, I just want to notify you about one mistake. Cholerae are infection of affecting mainly (SMALL intestine) not the large I as it said in this video.. also the pathogenesis depends on its toxins binding to some receptors in enterocyte. Thank you very much!

[@oshanchamika9506]

thanks best

[@TheDailyDigestion]

Great video!!!😍👍❤️🙏🏻

[@jessican.3149]

Thank you!

[@jonen9494]

It is mentioned in the video that the rectum is not responsible for any absorption. This could be slightly misinterpreted though, since it can indeed absorb drugs when a suppository is used :)

[@bjbinmke]

Thank you for this. I am in no way knowledgeable about bodily functions, just curious, and I learned a lot.

[@bosslovely27]

Funny and interesting dude. appreciate it

[@cutenana1805]

Thanx , useful 🙏🏻

[@justindhoray6656]

nice vid!

[@Topself24]

Great video!

[@howardjohnson2138]

Nicely done. Thanks

[@astrellas5007]

How did I end up here? I was just peaceful watching my videos, it's 9:30 pm... *looks at time* oh it's 1 am... yay...

[@astrellas5007]

Great vid tho!!

[@tamaracoore6079]

Freaking awesome video!!! everything makes sense now, thank you

[@jangojebo2542]

Phenomenal ending

[@abirroy9001]

Great info

[@mohammedmostafa3682]

English lecture very nice

[@anastasiaaa4094]

good one..Thanks

[@yifangwei]

Oh my Goodness! That ending was so funny! LOL

[@hidinginhawkmothsbasement1399]

The ending though 😂😂

[@rogersmith8386]

Anal Science is well studied by both medical students and professional Anal Surgeons, of which I am ranked #1 in all of Tibet

[@Arham1716]

The flush sound at the end was hilarious 😂

[@ms.inevitable]

Thanks

[@grappler7343]

enough farting around...now pass your exam!

[@tjibbespoelstra1078]

@Josue Omari ok scammer

[@garlicgirl3149]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!! I wish my professor from college saw this! :D

[@josh-dm7qo]

Fd

[@mahsabh428]

nice vid

[@apatriotnowawake9090]

11/21/16 as you were speaking about not enough water and too much water the question that I have, How much is too much water is there a way to guesstimate how much water in one day someone could drink before it's too much

[@irishspiriteyes8731]

Great

[@leestrawberryfields...]

I missed the insertion of food/intake part + I gotta persevere with this extreme diarrhoea

[@kaindomary1786]

Is it curerable

[@Medi-Nor]

Very helpful/// good job🤘🏻🤘🏽💪🏼👏🏻😙

[@胡馨-y6h]

I laughed at the beans beans rhyme part lol

[@hh61]

I thought sodium (secondary active transport) deals with the bases that are cleaved off, not amino acids

[@oumaimaeraji7395]

Svp je veux cette vidéo en français ????? 😍😍😍

[@douniasaleh8211]

I laughed so hard at the end, thank you so much you made GIT so 'simple'.

[@anthonyvazquez5956]

If you remove the colon then no water gets absorb in the GI, (the kidneys absorb water to stay alive) so is diarrhea allways produced, since rectum is removed then is there fecal incontinence all the time?

[@andreasimms6243]

EXCELLENT video presentation!!!

[@denisepatnodlic.ac.7612]

too simple!

[@elizabethkormanik479]

😂 great ending!

[@KO9596]

Good video, it's actually aroun 40% bacteria in the faeces.

[@alaqal-muwali7200]

+Kaesi Opara I had the same note in mind.

[@Creeper-qo7on]

Uranus

[@EjoHlmt-qs4cj]

11 15

[@stephanieponce1431]

hahaha what a happy ending !

[@farihahafiz8200]

😂😂😂😂😂what an end!!!

[@satinderpsingh1969]

and in the end, everything flushed out. 😂

[@edd_3539]

That ending tho.

[@sillybunnns]

we have long intestines like other wild herbivores :)

[@Ess1g4c1z]

No, we do not.

[@FabstaPizza]

im never watching this again, now i want to poo

[@rere.s]

😂😂 Thank you very much.

[@sillymoneymane2002]

OK

[@hidinginhawkmothsbasement1399]

Thanks btw😂😂

[@victormuhia750]

maybe try and fast forward the typing parts, i find it really annoying and tedious

[@FootLettuce]

Who got this pop up when they search for Unus Annus

[@initiation3610]

🤭👍😂

[@OLGAPoledancer]

😂😂😂🙈

[@n.m.1201]

So, can we confirm he recorded this on the toilet?

[@bigdaddylee8019]

lololololo too much farting!

[@aeonsleo2]

Was this recorded in the toilet?

[@victormuhia750]

there is absolutely no anatomy on this video.

[@wendyfer735]

thank you!

[@Nicenice127]

Great,thanks!