Renal System 2, Kidneys

The anatomy of the kidney with a little bit of pathology and physiology. An amazingly complex and intricate anatomical and histological arrangement to facilitate renal function

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I wish all lecturers were like Doctor Campbell, he lectures step by step. You understand everything. Thank you Dr

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Thank you for mentioning this.. I tried to find on Amazon (my default..) & used the UK link for it in the description but couldn’t find where to get these notes? Please do tell.. thanks ;)

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Best lecturer I've ever listened to. Thank you Doctor Campbell.

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Dr. Campbell, you've become the perfect supplement to my A & P class. The way you simplify, slow down, and repeat information has really helped me understand and review my course material. Thank you!

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Thank you Dr Campbell for this wonderful presentation. I really understand the anatomy and function of the main organs

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Mind blowing!! A beautifully elegant system - Wonderful presentation 👌

[@cynthiatucker2147]

I am not a medical student. I’m learning to understand my CKD reports. Thank you.

[@kitty5511]

The kidneys are behind peritoneal membrane. (Retroperitoneal). Major blood vessels: Abdominal aorta: branches off into left and right renal arteries that supply kidneys. Inferior cena cava: carries blood back up towards the right atrium of the heart. Urine is produced in the kidneys. Peristaltic activity transports the urine from the kidneys to the ureters Ureters go behind the bladder and drain into urinary bladder trigone. Renal capsule: it is a dense connective tissue containing fibrous proteins. Has a lot of nociceptors. Very sensitive to pain. Around renal capsule, there is an adipose capsule made of perirenal fat. Then, we have the renal fascia.

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Very well explained Dr!❤ Thanks!❤

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He makes his lessons very easy to understand

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Iam very happy when I see the video thank you Dr/John

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Thank you dr. John, u have made anatomy so understanding for me

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Dr Campbell is brilliant, thank you!

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The best way to learn, it 's informative better than junk course Online

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Thank you so much! This was very informative and well done.

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God bless u sir. Ur teaching is truly helpful

[@murtazamalik8029]

hi sir the way you are teaching is easy and best thank you so much to give us your knowledge 😍😍😍

[@jess3117]

Thank you so much for these videos. The kidneys are so confusing. 🙏

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Thank u so much for all your a and p videos so helpful

[@bhimbhattarai7215]

Sir, you are really a great teacher. I think sir it is vasa recta.

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Really good lecture Bundle of thanks

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This guy is amazing

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Thank you soo much sir ....ur videos helps me a lot 💞💞

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In a few years people will prefer to attend KZbin lectures than paying £9,250 a year only for lecturers to read off PowerPoint for 2 hours and expects you to learn

[@Campbellteaching]

Absolutely correct, I hate power points.

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And they are so lazy that they just use the PowerPoints given to them by the publisher of the textbooks. This is so much better!

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That's true oh! Am getting better understanding from KZbin then attending classes face to face lectures bro

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Very helpful. Thank you!!

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Thanks so much

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You’re a genius....

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Very informative, thank you.

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May God this man for me

[@gittayusuf2417]

Thank you Dr

[@trevorbates8972]

I would like to introduce my thinking on our renal health here...to be examined by experts in this field...I will keep it short. The kidneys do more than refresh blood. They extract and filter pure lymph fluid which is passed to and stored in the bladder ready for healthy lymphatic use. As soon as this fluid becomes contaminated we have to drain the bladder but as soon as drainage is complete, a pure aqueous fluid is processed which turns our pelvis and its organs into a wonderful lymphatic zone of health and repair.

[@mohamedahmed-vg8hb]

i see afferent arterioles but where are the efferent artrioles ?

[@goodman5836]

Well done sir! I appreciate it very much sir

[@skypup03]

Nicely done!

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God bless you sir

[@mukhitkazi]

as usual perfect lecture sir

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Interesting and educative

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Great Job sir...😍

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Awesome 👍 Thanks... Very detailed.. I'd like to be an exchange student just to take your class. Great Teacher!!

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Thank you so much sir you are amazing

[@dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805]

great explaination dr. if nociceptors are more in renal capsule why get the calculi pain when it is in somewhere else like uretar, ?

[@Campbellteaching]

because there are nociceptors in smooth muscle as well, and the utterer is made of layers of smooth muscle.

[@dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805]

thank you sir adding to your statement why there is imminent untolerable pain compare to other pains like stomach ,fever,head ache. for the truth while i was suffering from stone pain i was rolling in the ground and vomiting unable to be in position to think about

[@dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805]

thank you sir

[@jkdeb3822]

Thanks

[@saidravly]

Its vasa recta i think. Not vasta recta. Still fantastic video

[@Campbellteaching]

you are correct, don't know why I got that wrong

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Thank you sir

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wow, we are indeed wonderously made

[@dorinallouche2017]

hi dr, after the arcuate arteries , you say it branches into interlobular arteries. My book illustrates CORTICAL RADIATE arteries, are these the same just called a different name? Thank you so much I purchased your ebook btw

[@geojor]

is a pulse felt in the back from the abdominal aorta?...thanks...

[@Campbellteaching]

Hello Pei, No, the vertebral column is too dense and bony. You can feel it from the front, but not the back.

[@geojor]

appreciate that answer, thank you sir...

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thank you so much sir

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thank u dr

[@Catsharks]

helpful video

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Thax am jst great full

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Thank you sir.

[@ArdoMahmud]

Sir how can i get your notes

[@udaynataraaj2390]

Ty sir

[@skypup03]

Idk about other people, but the kidneys have been really difficult for me

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Intresting

[@murtazamalik8029]

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Wow🎉

[@benedicts6119]

Very nice video. Should be vasa recta not vasta recta though.

[@Campbellteaching]

Yes, you are correct

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Why you developed any medicine and stop dyalisese

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Godbless you

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thank you Dr

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thank you Sir