Gastrointestinal | GI Motility of the Large Intestine

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be teaching you about the Large Intestine. During this lecture we will walk you through the physiology of the motility of the large intestine. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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and at the end of all that Gold, he’s the one thanking me ‼️🤯

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Lol yes... We are the one's who send thousands ok thanks to Dr Zach he is a great Professor ⚘

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Unreal video , spent 3 days looking at my medical school lecture slides, didn't understand shit(pardon the pun), with one 30 minute video you acc cleared it all up . Legend

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Just finished watching the small intestine motility video, 18 seconds later, large intestine motility is released !! Hells Yeah :D

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You are lucky :D

[@mohamedashraf6355]

Just finished small intestine about 2 hrs ago and was gonna sleep...now going to watch large intestine first :]

[@dialgaxx]

This sir deserves himself a medal! I have final exam for physiology in 1 week, and I wasn´t understanding s***t about all this motility process. with you I finally got it! Thank you so much! Btw, I saw the video of gastric secretion, but could you do a video about Intestinal + Liver secretion? xD cheers

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Man, your illustration of the Valsavas maneuver is priceless, thanks for the great content!

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Dang, just got out of GI block, thanks for carrying me through medical school by the way. I am trying to get my medical school to give you half of my tuition but they seem against it

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I'm a biology teacher just brushing up on university stuff for a premed exam and this was gold. So rare to find a well articulated, funny and knowledgeable video/presenter! Smashed it dude.

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We should be the one thanking you! This channel is my Bible and a Goldmine.

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THANK YOU!!! You're honestly getting me through medschool, I would know literally nothing without you.

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Most memorable physiology lecture I've seen thus far! (couldn't help but to smirk when you were talking about evacuation of the poop). I will never forget large intestine motility :D

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I almost finished your all playlist except a few ones. So thanks to you, ninja nerd science! Lectures so far are so helpful for studying. I hope I could donate to your channel by getting scholarship in this semester. Studying in medical school used to be always boring and exhausting, but now it doesn't!! thanks to your channel.

[@kathythomas-sg1bh]

I have motility issues and found this very helpful in seeing how everything works.

[@synergy3188]

Very well done! I’m not in medical school but I’m trying to learn about gut health and common ailments/ symptoms. If I can follow this, without a day in med school, then your med students should definitely be able to follow along. The beauty about this video is you included the out lying functions to describe how much the rest of the body is involved in gut health. Thank you!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 job well done!

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It's 3:30am and u made me laugh desperately with the poop thingy hahaha u are great

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I am not a medical student. I watched this video a few times to understand my gut problems. Thanks for a very educational video.

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You're literally making life easier for so many of us. Thank you ❣️

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How much generous can you become dudeeee... he is thanking us after that golden lecture !!!! Thanks ain't enough for you doc 🙏

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We love you too !!!! :D Today I've just gone through the GIT in pathological physiology and what I've found on YT? Brand new videos about intestines!

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I LITERALLY LOVE THIS MAN AND ESPECIALLY HIS PASSION ! thank youu soooooooooo muuuuuuch sir !!

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I love you Bro! I am preparing for my USMLE exams soon. Please do all the basic medical subjects in details like this. Thank you very much for all the hard work !

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Thank You Ninja Nerd for amazing teaching method 👍 easy to understand.

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That's what I call just in time! Thank you! ❤❤

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Good Lord, this man is an amazing professor! His videos are super well explained and his drawings make it all so much easy to understand. I LOVE your videos! They do really help a lot. Thank you, really.

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TOP quality education right here. Zack youre a star!

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Amazing job Zachary! I love the way you explain the content.

[@eveliner.3938]

Like every one said; this was a great lecture! I needed a refresher of these concepts as a nurse and you did a great job. Hope they pay you well 😊

[@angelapenka5574]

Nothing better then learning while being able to chuckle. Great for refreshing and connecting the dots. Thank you for making me laugh and the great teaching. Never 😴 bored.

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Great video, posted so many things onto my insta story because this shit was so funny. Zach and NN crew, y'all are life savers and hilarious. Yall are the best professors Ive ever had.

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Ok I am only a fourth of the way through this video and I am in love. You are nailing this presentation! And in the process teaching more than my gastro doctor's even seem to even know. I think I just figured out my gut problem. Whoa.

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Your stuff is amazing bro! Keep up the good work!

[@AchtAway]

Just in time for revising the GI block before finals. If you're still making videos when I graduate, I'll write you champs a cheque. Much love and many, MANY thanks for all that you do :)

[@kushalmital]

Magical. Your concepts are super clear. Thank you.

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Beautiful! Thank You Zach!

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I love and appreciate your work guys! Thanks!

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Dude, you are a Superman at linking information together

[@stasha6]

You are explained this so well. Thank you!

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Thank you for all the great explanations ! Anyways , I was wondering if you guys can make us a video about nucleotides metabolism . It would be much appreciated ! Thank you guys again for all the hard work and God bless you all .

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Thank god I found this channel, keep up the good work

[@Athandatu]

Man, this guy can make science be fun. Loved the example of Chipotle and your external sphincter holding on for dear life.

[@masoodulhassan1504]

Great Sir, My daughter had problem of defecation reflect and for months and months she did not feel any urge. Being father and knowing the origin of the problem , I tried to convince Neuro Physicians and Surgeons and Gastroenterologists that it is related to nerve and no body believed that and today I found evidence to my proposition. At last I turned to Homeopathy and the problem was "Magnecium Carbonicum"

[@carlahill9607]

I have the same issue as your daughter. Can’t get help here

[@dannykunz8286]

Amazing lecture! Thanks for sharing all that! Small sidenote: in the large and also already in the small intestines, electrolytes prominent are sodium acetate, propionate and butyrate e.g. ... they are utilized by the intestinal wall metabolism as a primary energy source....most classic lectures are not even mentioning that

[@NavigationTraining]

Thank you so much for making this video I learned a great deal!

[@rensifranklin2614]

Thank you kindly for all your videos. With respect to the segmentation/haustrations, a large component comes from the circular muscle contracting , combined with the contraction if the taenia. With these contractions localized to a point, the unstimulated portions of large intestine bulge outwards into these space called haustrae

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You are seriously amazing. THANK YOU so much.

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Crystal Clear Concepts💎

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YOU ARE AN AMAZING RESOURCE!!!!! THANK YOU!

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Wow, what a brilliant lecture! 👍

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This explanation is unbelievable😊, why professors don't just explain like this😢

[@DecGreg]

very well explained, thanks!

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Keep up the Amazing work guys

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Excellent video! I had my rectum removed due to rectal cancer and have been trying to understand how feces is processed/moved through the large colon. Thank you!!

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thank you so so much for your videos it really helps us med students pls keep up the amazing work ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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I have really understood it and thank you

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thank you so much!! you save my life in med school again T^T

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This man is a legend

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Ooh That's Awesome Thank you sir

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best teacher!!

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Thankyou so much sir 😊

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[@jackykennedy2816]

Really interesting, especially that I have no rectum or sigmoid. I wonder of theses nerves were cut too. Trying to get back to normal is difficult.