Release & Functions of Atrial Natriuretic Peptide [ANP]

[@sudhakarl3487]

You have explained the concept very lucidly. Thank you.

[@GiovannaChukwuma]

Fantastic explanation thank you so much!

[@xavieraiken5552]

Very clear straight forward and to the point. This was so very clear. Thanks

[@nurula.shaari5001]

Well explained. Thank you so much.

[@yakjigh4081]

Thanks a lot for this video! Very informative! I was wondering if you could please make a video about somatotropin and its relation to insulin and maintaining blood glucose level.

[@aycanursayin4057]

last part of video you repeat the issue briefly, That is the best part of your videos ,I think

[@esmirik6348]

a very great explanation, thank you very much

[@CatalystUniversity]

Thank you!

[@dat-w2s]

Love it! easy to understand thank you so much, nice work

[@graceusa3942]

Excellent teaching. Thanks a lot.

[@bamideleshedrachpeter2152]

Great video. Really helpful!

[@anushkaswaminadhan9200]

beautiful

[@alaanihad6853]

Thanks 💚

[@nsas955]

Beautiful ; but what about BNP and CNP ? I hope you will make a video on these ...many thanks

[@CatalystUniversity]

That's a good idea, thanks!

[@faridakmal3289]

Tq very much. You help me pass viva in medic

[@farahmoh7984]

Thank you

[@avideshmukh1080]

Excellent!! Could you please share a video the mechanism of increased water and sodium excretion by the action of ANP. I like to understand how the urine is diluted after eating a salty meal and/or offering high sodium (salt) level to dogs and cats which cause diuresis, which is beneficial.

[@zozik84]

it was amazing thanks

[@Nora-ei4ph]

The mechanism of water elimination to decrease blood pressure? So what medication to lower blood pressure?

[@gabrielgutierrez2397]

THANK YOU

[@gskylexkk7280]

Well explanation

[@Itsme-jv4cd]

Could this be a cause of occasional nocturnal enuresis in people with a history of heart failure and hypertension who do not drink alcohol ?

[@gabrielthemenace4765]

Yessir.

[@tuniradak9929]

Good video sir....but in SIADH aldo increases blood volume...so how is ANP secretion inhibited in that case?

[@CameronGhassemi]

great video

[@fahadaeo3225]

thanks sir

[@blueblood-_-]

Sir, You explained really well. But i have a question that what is the effect of ANP on GFR? As B.P and B.V decreases by the action of ANP. So, GFR should decrease shouldn't it? But somewhere i read that GFR increases. How is it even possible?

[@schwippschwapp3795]

Hello, why does it increase thirst? thats not in your video but i read about it.

[@elizabethkaur7759]

Hi! I think your question is regarding Angiotensin II increasing thirst. If it is, I think Ang II increases thirst because that'll help increase blood volume and the goal of the RAAS system is to correct the low blood volume/low blood pressure.

[@chetanpol4287]

Sir what is your recommendation for cidmus tablet ( or sacubitril+ valsartan)

[@eltahirmahmoud809]

Thanks man .. you rock ❤️

[@pedroli5607]

i searched up AMP and this popped up lol

[@VoxParva]