Anatomy and Physiology of Respiratory System

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Thanks a lot sir. I love and Understand a lot now about the Respiratory System. Thanks again.

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Very easily explained...Liked the humour in between. Thanks for making this and helping us to understand lungs. Cheers..

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Thank you so much! This has helped me understand the respitory system alot more than my professor explained. I have an exam on tuesday and this forsure has helped me.

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Good evening doctor: thanks for your video, I am a student in thoracic surgery and I wanted to thank you

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[@walkininsomnia]

Regarding cilia and smoking: Cilia does in fact regenerate after one stops smoking. However, depending on the level of damage to the cilia due to smoking, it may take additional time to grow back. What CAN happen as a result of smoking, is the development of scarred tissue due to frequent irritation, this of course is permanent.

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thanks for the lecture have understood respiratory system and I can handle my anatomy and physiology exams.thanks so much

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[@FredericoMendez]

Thanks for this. What is mechanism for when you do a breath hold? What stops the air getting out?

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You said that surfactant prevents the alveoli from collapsing. But then what is lecithin??

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When you made the vocal chord sounds I busted out laughing. I love it. Thank you for the video.

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Where did you reference partial pressure of oxygen column chart? Can I get a copy of it? Thanks!

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Great video, very helpful. Thank you!

[@poliklolik]

Am confused I looked in to three anatomy books and Larynx is part of upper not lower airway,please help…

[@HariPrasad-zg5ld]

I saw that too. Maybe the creator made a mistake. The fact that the Larynx is in the upper respiratory tract is a verified fact, and it could've just been a small mistake. I would just go with upper respiratory tract if it shows up on a test. Hope this helps.

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what if half your diaphragm is paralyzed like mine is? also I had a mucus plug in my right lung once & let me tell you I didn't like the sensation of my right lung collapsing!

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You get replaced tissue in bronchi in smokers. Lots of cases of squamous instead of columnar epithelium

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[@cardiyansane1414]

@ 47:45- actually the amount of oxygen at 4000 ft and at sea level is the SAME 21 % ( common pulmonary attending question ) its because of the pressure change that makes it less available for diffusion , but the amount remains constant .

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Patella is the other non articulating bone. There is also one more but I can’t remember. It’s a very tiny bone

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