Digestive System Physiology Overview

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[@maggieharris2341]

Don't worry about the mistake you made, we are all human! I am just blessed that you take time out of your day to make these videos for people like me who just cannot learn all this in a college lecture class. Thank you again!

[@garlandnovosad6577]

Armando, the fabulous quality of your work never ceases to amaze me! In this lecture, you might also consider including: 1. What chemical activates the inactive enzymes secreted by the pancreas? and (2) the presence of IgA in saliva to serve as first line of defense against pathogens in the mouth and esophagus. It is what makes it so difficult to find an adequate synthetic replacement for patients who lose activity of their salivary glands.

[@YogeshSainiYOGA]

There are still many things can be included but he is just an amazing teacher, that in such a short time he can help with so much info.

[@Regineald]

You're not speaking too quickly. In fact, we learn too quickly. You are a blessing sir. THANK YOU !!!

[@keynnawebb2208]

Please continue to make these videos. They've helped me so much! The textbooks are so confusing but you help make sense of it all. Great work

[@ipinborgert]

I'm a medic and the fast speed is especially fantastic - keeps momentum and makes the big picture clear. Thank you. (I used this video for grand overview/impression. There are many details in physiology which isn't covered here.)

[@armandohasudungan]

That is a bad mistake. mustve got confused with the P's as I was doing it. Thanks!

[@janebunag-melchor5265]

The parietal cell secretes HCl acid and the chief cells secretes Pepsinogen

[@MacknificentMack]

Nice video but you made a few mistakes for example you said parietal cells secrete pepsinogen and chief cells secrete HCl. It's actually the other way around, parietal cells secrete HCl and chief cells secrete pepsinogen.

[@nenikai]

Was going to point the same thing. Well done

[@Amermd]

I am scrolled down here to say the same.

[@sarahtuong23]

lol literally just came here to say the same thing, and I see I'm five years too late :D

[@reikotheanimer]

yeah got me thinking too!!!!!

[@noorullahsoomro6011]

Came here for the exact same thing lol

[@tylercaldwell]

I love your videos! Very helpful! Although, you got your gastric cells switched. Chief cells secrete Pepsinogen and Parietal cells secrete HCl and IF. No worries!

[@JustPiichi]

I can't thank you enough. My professor's lecture notes were kinda confusing, but you cleared everything up! Amazing!

[@jennifercollins5020]

Thank you so much!!! I'm so thankful that you speak quickly speed up the animation. Ain't nobody got time to sit through sloooooow speakers for a review. If someone needs that, they can go elsewhere. Yours are PERFECT!!!

[@jcalworth]

FYI... Chief cells secrete pepsinogen, and Parietal cells secrete HCl. You have it vice versa in the artwork unfortunately.

[@nnlh413]

Chief cells secrete pepsinogen, the zymogen precursor to pepsin. Parietal cells secrete hydrochloric acid (HCl). You got the two switched :D But thank you for the great video! Very helpful.

[@3alexman]

I don't know how I would get thru my late nights studying for my Anatomy class with out these videos!!!

[@user-st5up4kh9y]

Poems _x13 Its physiology though...!!😅

[@melodyhilman6177]

Your work is amazing! I'm absolutely loving it. Consider updating this videos with some of the suggested changes by others. Don't talk slower- with so much to learn I use these for review and appreciate the speed you cover things. Others can use the pause button!

[@asrakhaleeq3739]

there is a mistake in the video it says chief cells secrete hcl while its not like that chief cells secrete pepsinogen while parietal cell secreate hcl this is correct

[@artemisharrell9299]

Thank you so much! I always watch your videos with my notes in front of me and write down things you say that help me understand. I also binge on your videos before any practical or exam and something ALWAYS comes up on my tests that you helped me remember.

[@EnitiaDegrassi]

Your videos are the only reason I haven't gone hiding in a cave. They simplify the information to a level that I can understand and develop upon. So thank you for helping me pass A&P

[@tinkk0919]

this was actually amazing.. I love to go thru these before exams like a refresher

[@Tati11511]

I really like the drawings, text boxes and arrows. They help my understand the bigger picture and how its all linked. Thank you

[@arnettejm]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and talents. I love the attention to detail and your great artistry. I have mid-terms approaching soon, so I'll be watching more of your videos to assist in preparation.

[@simonehopes5763]

Great Video! Thanks for sharing! Also, you said the Bile Duct comes from the gallbladder, but actually the cystic duct comes from the gall bladder and meets with the hepatic duct to form the Common Bile Duct!!! :) Thanks for making these informative vids!

[@Fatima-tq1tb]

Chief cells- pepsinogen Parietal cells- HCl+intrisic factor. You wrote it the other way round by mistake.

[@bloom3552]

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[@SageThinker]

Great video. I wish the writing was a bit bigger. I kept stopping the video and copying your picture but it was hard to make out some of the words. You are very talented. Thank you.

[@anastasiaaa4094]

You are just amazing! !! You are not speaking so fast just fast enough to make it interesting. Thanks a lot

[@dr.yusufbarremohamed6638]

tnx for the short understanding of main concept of the GIT

[@armandohasudungan]

Hey, Try changing the quality setting to the highest one for better graphics and resolution

[@hlmason333]

Is there anywhere to download your awesome diagrams? You are a master teacher. I hope there are students who get to enjoy this as a live lecture. Thanks

[@rachelkusiak-pelaez149]

Bile actually doesn't do the digestion; it's an emulsifier. So it breaks the fat into smaller pieces but it doesn't do the digestion.

[@abbyk467]

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME video!! I liked that you talked fast, I paused when I needed to write stuff down or replayed it when I needed to emphasize a confusing part for memory. Wouldn't have changed anything about this video. Thank you so much! I am so much more confident for my physiology exam now!

[@khadijamir232]

Thank you for saving my life as I will be having my final after tomorrow. Thank you so much again and again.

[@marymontoya981]

Thank you!!! I love the way you explain everything through drawings , it help me to remind for my teas test...

[@Oscarhobbit]

I am sitting my biology exam today and watched for a bit of revision to gather together all my notes. Really helpful and yes you are speaking just a little too fast for an Irish person to understand :)

[@happyday2728]

Your videos have helped me understand how the body works better than I ever have before! Thank you so much for your hard work!

[@mikeylatteri]

Small mix up in the video. Probably a repost, but: Parietal cells -> HCl & Chief cells -> Pepsinogen

[@BigManJay69]

you are speaking just about at the right speed, for someone who is fluent in English anyway. Maybe too fast for those who English is not their first language... But your drawings and overall explanations are very good. One of the on youtube... thanks for these vids man!

[@darlenemiller1826]

Excellent job! You are not speaking too quickly. Thank you

[@kimp3535]

Your voice was so relaxing, good video, good overview and breakdown!

[@syazazman9170]

i love your videos! visually stimulating n concise notes, they really help for quizzes n exams. please do a looootttt more in the future, thank you!

[@Jessieheath101]

Great video that definitely helps summarize the digestive system which is exactly what I needed! You were speaking quite fast, especially if you're trying to copy and write as you watch the video, but that's why there is a pause button. Thank you so much for the great video!

[@Zaloomination]

there's also a button to slow things down a bit. cheers

[@rachelculpepper9745]

this video is INSANELY helpful. wow, so glad my teacher found this and posted it. very good man, very good.

[@YogeshSainiYOGA]

@Armando you are just an amazing artist, teacher, speaker and a person with lots of knowledge of physiology and anatomy.. :) thanks for amazing video..

[@zachwiebe120]

he had it fixed in the annotations!

[@YogeshSainiYOGA]

***** Still it is good lieber Zach.. :)

[@exotime]

great overview, i appreciate the quick pace!

[@caracornell4201]

Thanks so much for all of your A&P videos.....

[@HeathbrookBadhwar]

Super helpful. I wish you were my teacher, the diagrams are great and your speaking is just fine. Thankyou

[@lsmonster]

Thank you for taking time out of your day for the few videos. They help allot and again I thank you and I subscribed.

[@ainakwalajin3427]

Your videos are great these are very informative please explain slowly some off the content is always missed by me

[@SpecialMomentsTravel]

Great video! Very clear explanation. Love the format of the drawings (done quickly) along with corresponding audio lecture.

[@sapphire1028]

Chief cells produce PepsinogenParietal cells produce HClHCl converts inactive pepsinogen into Pepsin (Ross. 7th ed)

[@simonefeltham2740]

I don't know what it would be of my studies without your videos!!!! Thanks HEAPS!!!! And yes, you do speak fast, but it's a good thing as it makes me pay even more attention!! Cheers

[@micromaniac31]

I like the pace, makes it a bit more fun

[@sadabansari6858]

this video really helped me..... i gave test in my school after watchin dis..... nd it helped me too..

[@wolfmannn2008]

You did a great explanation :) You were not speaking quickly, It was loud and clear, thanks a lot

[@anikixvi]

Excuse me, did you do a vid on the innervation and blood vessels? I'm not sure where to look for it, And THANkYOU TONS for those videos, a LIFE SAVER!

[@riasatbinliaquat2799]

I like ur name especially the last part :D And ur video's are good as well , ur and videos of hand written tutorial made me score highest in my anatomy exam . :)

[@surenaricha]

great video of the digestive system，and excellent drawing. Thanks.

[@mistermammoth2411]

Your videos are great! Have a test on this tomorrow and I understand it alot better now! Thank you and keep at it!

[@davidduffy7610]

Love your videos (I've just watched this one, but I expect the rest to be similar). They're a good way to refresh or just learn/relearn something as an overview before or after diving into books. Good illustrations too, keeps the eye intrigued, must have took you some time!

[@Unreelness]

Awesome very helpful. Looking into the more detailed areas of the digestive system now. . But very good and to the point. Thank you.

[@ritikasehrawat4767]

Helpful, as many times you watch!

[@TheTheholymoley]

Glad you seen that too. I had to brake out the text book to make sure I heard him wrong.

[@yenismaygallegomiranda8493]

great video but yes it will be nice to slow down a bit for better understanding. Thanks for your videos!

[@paristmo]

Even though there are some minor errors/mistakes in the video. This video helps me understand this subject much much better. Thank you.

[@WilliamGarang-ud9lp]

You are very fantastic teacher

[@Diagreen19]

Thank you for the helpful video. I always review your videos before reading. Helps to put things into perspective. I LOVE the drawings as I prefer a visual teaching style. Best wishes

[@kayleeweitzable]

Wow! vey simple and easy to understand. Helps put all the information I've studied together. Great videos, keep them up!

[@yosuckerfool]

Thanks man, you've been helping me pass all my exams this year!

[@starlightwhispers6781]

Very well described but bile is for emulsification of fats, not digestion.

[@mounirulma]

Thank you for your great work

[@DgtlDiva]

wonderful well explained video - very clearly spoken and very informative ... no mention of glucose and insulin in this process tho?

[@angier.4039]

Great video, I did have to replay some portions.

[@Mohammed-is7qb]

Thank you armando but the chief cells produce pepsinogen and gastric lipase and parietal cells produce HCL and intrinsic factor not veca Versa

[@phoebearesta7784]

thankyou for amazing video. I hope the quality will improve and please consider putting subtitles please THANKYOU!

[@yasinmooo]

Thx armando great job...but in 4:45 there is mistake ...chife cell for hcl &parital cell for pipsen ..the converse is right

[@adeelkazmi3496]

Great method of teaching ..

[@RJ-fe6ug]

Great video! Although I think you may have mixed up what parietal cells and chief cells secrete. I always thought chief cells secreted pepsinogen and parietal cells secreted HCl

[@InnerAlgoTrader]

Ture, The parietal cell secretes HCl acid and the chief cells secretes Pepsinogen.

[@DannytheMullins]

A great video, combination of talking and drawing is engaging and for me the pace is easy enough to keep up with. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@chandrasegaramashok7765]

great job dear. h Highly appreciated. Thank you

[@melruss8286]

Excellent break down! My instructor always refers to your videos.

[@nurulnadiahnorasip7049]

great explaination regarding anatomical structure..awesome..

[@deborshilahiri6882]

No #Armando u r speaking pace is good & overall ur explanation quality is marvellous,,,,,,,i'm very fond of ur videos.......keep updated, Thank you.

[@carollu3163]

Thank you very much. The rate of speaking is great but hope the writing could be clearer.

[@DUHORIGINAL007]

nope ..your not speaking too quick....you are amazing

[@hoodiewithabooty]

if maybe at the end you can take a picture of each of your pages so we can view it or print it , that would be great

[@gracechen6919]

Wonderful video! You are so very talented! Please keep making videos!

[@franciscogamboa6475]

Thank you for the video!!!! I came out learning a lot more then I did before in the 20 mins it took to to dissect the info from the video. The drawings were VERY helpful for those who need visual representations to fully grasp concepts, speed wasn't too bad but could be a bit slower, but other than that great video!!

[@calistaviscomi]

A great review for me once again, at the perfect speed! TY!!!

[@nicolaslinares9819]

Parietal is hydrochloricc acid and chief cells is pepsinogen

[@fraiche992]

Dude thanks a bunch! I am going to go into my nutrition test more confident because of you :)

[@shandanaghaffar4595]

Thank u for ur videos...they are so precise and conceptual

[@PsychoKetchupMutz]

Cholecystokinin (CCK) is a hormone, not an enzyme.

[@morningman4949]

Excellent video.And speed is normal

[@Foralluhaterz]

yes your videos are great, it would help if you slowed down a little. Thank you

[@TwaxerX]

Interesting and great pace!

[@dimecents5319]

Chief cells not Parietal cells secrete pepsinogen, I had the captions turned off so I'm unsure if you made a correction or no. Excellent video though!

[@1234redgreen]

Really enjoyed your informative video thank you

[@queenhauwa5357]

yea, please make a video on git motility,secretion and digestion

[@PaulineMVP]

You are really good at explaining. And perfect drawer!!!!!!

[@andrealimasmh]

Love your classes!

[@brianchoi4612]

That was awesome! This was very helpful. It cleared up a lot of confusion and made review easy for me! Thanks!

[@elinong1063]

Thank you.