How do the Kidneys work? Renal Physiology and Filtration Explained for Beginners | Corporis

[@mohammadalsuqi3271]

this channel is so underrated, the videos are amazing. keep up the good work Patrick. 🙌🙌 I wish u were my anatomy prof.

[@Corporis]

I appreciate the kind words, thank you!

[@shellytanner]

Underrated? He can't say what kind of "people" have vaginas.

[@ricardasist]

Would be cool to hear some details regarding keeping the kidney healthy, kidney disease and how kidney function declines over time

[@meerajain2917]

Thank you for simplifying the functions of Kidney. I like simple, easy to understand human anatomy videos- because I want my 11 year old to take interest in human anatomy.

[@Corporis]

Ohh my gosh, that's the highest compliment! Thank you! I hoped this video would be accessible for beginner audiences.

[@jessiedevore3523]

Yeah, for reals, I watch these for general interest and they are very interesting ty!

[@IAOIceland1984]

Very cool video, you could maybe focus on the protein processes happening in the kidney like the most important transport proteins or just how the filtering processes are driven, like what chemical changes trigger what change in function

[@fidalf99]

I second this.

[@sundaysmith5942]

Your videos are great, I like how you explain things easy for me to remember, but you talk fast going 90 miles a minute that I have to keep replaying so I don't miss anything, I wish you were my anatomy and physiology teacher, I would have gotten a better grade and would not forgotten so much, but I am glad that I found your videos, please make more, thank you

[@shush4180]

This is not only extremely high quality in terms of video quality, but also the most instructive example I could find on the internet. I mean it. Incredibly underrated!

[@kevineberman2427]

I would like to learn more about the microscopic structures that support the function of selectively allowing or causing some ions, molecules, and or particles to go through membranes in the different parts of the kidney. For example fenestrations were shown in a diagram. I would like to know more about them, and about structures like them in other parts of the kidney.

[@Corporis]

Hope everyone is having a good start to 2022!

[@syeduzairandrabi5314]

Need more videos about phsiology of urinary system and cardiovascular system.. Asap Sir!!

[@FrenzyLight]

Very well made video! In my University, we always get questions about the Juxtaglomerular cells and their relation to BP regulation. Not answering this good enough would fail you regardless of previous answers, so I feel like that concept would be very nice to cover.

[@MaxDiscere]

Would be cool if you focus in the next video more of the hormonal tasks the kidney takes on.

[@alfredpatterson4182]

Much appreciated. As an ex-mechanic I know filters very well, but the kidneys are myriads of times more sophisticated.

[@Ahmaddd763]

2 years later u still helping ppl tnx

[@shararham81ify]

Great video. Thank you. I would love to know how high blood pressure and sugar effect the functions of the kidneys. Take care and happy new year.

[@Corporis]

Ooooh, I like that idea. Something with BP and fluid balance

[@KaitlynBlanchard-cn5fe]

I had Kidney transplant in Nov. 2021......what cause my disease was Elevated Blood pressure and Blood Sugar my creatinine was at a eight ......i went on dialysis Jan of 2020....and it was very unpleasant. Now I’m well i feel great my creatinine is at 1.45 ......So Please cherish your KIDNEYS

[@tarrySubstance]

I really enjoy your teaching style. Can you explain the concept of osmolaity and what is the difference between osmolaity and osmosis? As you mentioned the nephrons prevent proteins from coming out to the urine. Then what happens when a person excercies to the point where the urine is brown?

[@Corporis]

Oooh, that's a good request. Thank you!

[@tarrySubstance]

@@Corporis your welcome. I really enjoy your style of teaching. Simple to understand for the average person.

[@mondirapaul]

SO SO GRATEFUL FOR YOU!! your animations are incredible for a visual learner lke me and im a latin enthusiast so your mentions of etymylogy is the cherry on top!! thank you sosoos muchh for all that you generously give out!

[@2doors468]

Kinda wish I didn’t have a cheese pizza in the oven whilst watching this 🤣 thanks for the info though

[@ThatGoofyGamer_101]

Wow, God's creation is really amazing

[@YoussefMohamed-od8kt]

Yeah and just the simple details makes us amazed which shows how great Allah is by creating such an amazing organ. And add to this that it's just one organ, what about the whole body. SubhanaAllah

[@peanutbutter369]

I wish I had your gift for condensing and organizing information. I would like to see drug effects on absorbtion and secretion.

[@Corporis]

Thanks for the kind words. And I'll note the topic

[@lenkadobranska1863]

Thank you for the amazing video! - yes please make another that deals with kidneys in more detail, even if its longer, we need to know how our body functions to the dot, so we can keep our body healthy. Could you also make a video on how kidneys can get damaged? My partner has a lower kidney function and is taking medication for this, but I want to understand so we know what nutrients or lifestyle habits will help him improve - his kidneys are improving but it seems to be a bit of a rollercoaster. He's afraid to eat some food because of the kidneys so more info regarding how they can get effected by food/habits would be amazing. Thank you! Also there is so much great information you're giving, but so we don't miss anything, and have an easier time understanding, could you please speak a little bit slower or paus a bit after a big info so we can process everything before moving on? I stop a go back but it might help many other people too.

[@nikevisor54]

Always a great day when a Corporis video appears in the sub feed! Thanks for yet another fantastic lesson :)

[@Corporis]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@tuitioncenter5725]

It’s really awesome for students that’s great help but if Unreally wanna help the kidney patients please make it very simple, so the less educated ppl or highly educated but unaware of medical sciences will understand easily , because our mind controls the body all functions of each organ , if the people continuously watch the video that how normal kidney works soon or later their mind will push the kidney for normal functioning , the process may be slow or fast according to body’s physiology but it will work, that’s how you can help the hopeless people, the damage of kidneys is always fast because the patient accepts that kidneys are not working by giving conscious commands to the brain you can reverse the way mind deals with the kidneys, I hope you got what I wanted to say. Video is an excellent effort keep it up.

[@samuelcarlsen1442]

I love these videos It’s really hard to find good simple yet comprehensive and complete introduction videos to anatomy so I really appreciate this I would love to see one explaining the anatomy and physiology of the hand/fingers I know it’s really complicated and complex anatomy but that’s exactly why I think you would do such a great job with this video It would be really helpful to see a video explaining movements of the different fingers wrist and which muscles and tendons are involved and such Being a drummer myself working through a injury this would be really useful knowledge in a practical sense but as a giant anatomy nerd it would just be really interesting to see as well

[@sirajarhoumah679]

كنت أتمنى أن تنقل لنا فيديو يوضح كيفية دخول الدم للترشيح ومن ثم خروج البول مرورا بجميع مناطق الكلى إلى مجرى البول

[@varp.]

4:51 lol, how did you know that this was the point I was almost losing hope of ever learning this? You know us so well.

[@TheBillofRights1791]

Right, that's why kidney failure is so common and dialysis places are almost on every corner. Great video!

[@ItachiUchiha-gf4fz]

Someday, I just want to be just like you. Being able to explain how the body functions very well and how medicines interact with the body with knowledge of etymology is amazing! Can I ask for advice of what do you think should come first before studying Anatomy and Physiology? I am at the predicament of learning biology and high school chemistry first before anatomy and physiology. I'm just studying on my own, before going to college, I at least want to be level headed and not struggle in class😆

[@Corporis]

That's so nice of you to say, thanks Itachi! There's no single, best option in front of you, but a solid understanding of gross anatomy is a great place to start before getting more in depth with histology and physiology.

[@ItachiUchiha-gf4fz]

@@Corporis Thank you so much! I think studying gross anatomy would not only benefit me with studying the med but in figure drawing as well🥰. I really-really appreciate the help and I hope you to success more!

[@clairecamMERMAID]

patrick - Loved your logic and physiologic impact !1you are a passionate tutor- I did in 1970s til 2012 if you slow down a bit after pearls of wisdom - show a visual.. breathe.. kids catch up to you I am MD, clinical obstetrics -

[@targetEngLit]

Wow ❤ really cool video. Yes plz make more such videos on this topic for more information and clarification. I'm a student and just loved this video.❤❤

[@parthsunaiya7840]

I was an amazing video but I would like that topics to be more elaborated with Counter current mechanism of renal filtration ☺️

[@julzee111]

I remember when the kidneys used to be in the lower back. When a kidney punch was a slam to your lower back. Your excellent at explaining things, so explain that.

[@user-lr9ov7jn2e]

Could you cover the liver in another video too?

[@Corporis]

Absolutely! I need that in my library of videos

[@neikethozorino7694]

Love the explanation simple accurate and easy to understand grab everything in a couple of minutes

[@shirkay17]

This was amazing thank you ! I am more of a visual person and this was perfect

[@tuitioncenter5725]

I meant in your video show multiple times how kidneys normally function : kidney are filtering and urine is passing that command will make brain to start self repair of the organ

[@babashka9987]

Thank you for your beautiful video and I thank the fantastic filters designer.

[@kellie0688]

i liked this video. basic and really helped me understand the kidney!

[@vizcarraorozco4740]

wow, simply amazing! well explained, took me back to my college years, subscribed with "All" alerts! thanks! :)

[@toddlong8778]

I'm interested in osmoality and the loop of henle. I'm specifically wondering about Mg+2 in the kidneys and the ascending limb. I've heard kidney failure has a higher concentration of Mg+2 and I'm curious why that would be because kidney failure is said to be a result of Mg+2 deficiency/Ca posioning. Can you speak about the normal electrolyte ratios that are supposed to be maintained in the blood?

[@irisjoann]

Kidney is one of my fave organs to study idk why lol but thanks for this vid, so informative

[@GO-ls8hn]

Very useful presentation! thanks

[@eileenriley8170]

What can you do to help Servia Chronic Kidney desease. Stage 3 please thanks

[@Notbentler]

This guy is good

[@David-ww1fb]

mr. kelly you should come back to teaching you were lots of peoples favorite teacher we miss you and want you to come back

[@Corporis]

What's up David! I am back to teaching, but at a different school!

[@1hayden234]

This was awesome and helped me a ton, thanks buddy!

[@dchea02]

Your use of "people with vaginas" instead of saying women was very subtle and inclusive. Nice work

[@shellytanner]

Pathetic and cowardly. Women have vaginas, men have a penis. That includes everybody

[@gaurav.raj.mishra]

Explain the urea cycle.

[@kateunsworth333]

Sending this to all of my friends in my bio class rn

[@easy0828]

Great video

[@estelamino6356]

Thanks so much for sharing. Plenty yo learn

[@christinabrown9991]

Thank You

[@xxxcdddcc8176]

Appreciation bro, thanks ❤

[@user-xi7xe1ob4r]

Respiratory system histology in detail

[@gabebikes]

Thank you for this!

[@corwin32]

Nicely done!

[@Corporis]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@TheEDDIEGOTAY]

wow ty for an outstanding video.

[@highlineStudent-vy9wz]

FYI, Ammonia is NOT a "big protein", it is a very simple inorganic molecule (Nitrogen attached to 3 hydrogens). You should update that part of your video.

[@sujanpokharel5459]

How purine is formed on body

[@EleneDB]

how nephron work: vein go in bowman’s capsule to fikter and twist around twisted pipe to get usefull minerals back in

[@Stressedpetowner]

i was thinking of this a few days back... mind reader

[@Corporis]

Got you covered!

[@varp.]

Youre so good!

[@tjthreadgood818]

9:52 “big proteins, like ammonia”: Ammonia is NH3; it’s not a big protein. It’s not a protein at all. It’s a small molecule, much smaller than any protein. A slip of the tongue perhaps. On the whole, though, it’s a pretty good video so far.

[@Corporis]

Big whoops on my part. I'll issue a correction

[@Tannertron3k]

Super wild that we can sort of replicate it by filling the abdominal cavity with sugar water

[@jordanoneill5040]

love this video, but I can never eat pizza again hahahah

[@tripti6826]

Waiting for your video 😜🙏😍

[@Corporis]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Lexilatelyinsane]

phew now i want soda -_- bad idea its witchy hour...why am i still up-

[@shammendraeshwar433]

I always thought,hey! By inventing the dialysis machine sounds like we managed to imitate kidney function,but then I found out incase of a dialysis machine there is no reabsorption only filtration.

[@LourdesMarieWalker]

Is this correct? If it is, is this the reason people aren't able to get off dialysis after getting started?

[@shammendraeshwar433]

@@LourdesMarieWalker I did some reading about that,dialysis can only mimic kidney function for about 25%.you need to administer other hormones that would normally be released by the kidney,survival rates are low,3 times a week,4 weeks per session and very costly.whereas kidney transplant eliminates all problems associated with dialysis.survival rates are much better.

[@AubreeMccormick-iv1li]

I wish to god , all people in world should live disease free !

[@SaforaIddrisu]

Why does the kidney make step by step

[@SaforaIddrisu]

😩

[@jastheflash6017]

Do you remember this without looking for a long time?

[@banglaislamicdawahchannel1527]

Allah Is Great ..

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

All grace be to God - our creator!

[@JJBioMan]

2:16 - The word, "hilum" is pronounced HYE-lum.

[@Corporis]

Ahh, thank you. I've always said pedicle, but saw the alternative naming during my research and decided to throw it in

[@Cin9999]

I mean EDTA-chelation exists but yeah some tumeric tea aint gonna cut it

[@grach4358]

❤

[@lewisnix]

overwhelming!

[@j7.0_0]

“people with vaginas” yeah ok buddy

[@angeltorres7048]

yeah, so?

[@nischal91]

Too much knowledge 😕

[@ngalloy8696]

😊Pls Explains what do u means waste product! Microscope VIDEO Have?😊

[@MedlifeCrisis]

How do the kidneys work? N o b o d y k n o w s

[@Corporis]

Nephron goes brrrr