The Pancreas, Liver, and Duodenum Work Together

[@ptcollins374]

I received a Bachelor's in Human Physiology and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Needless to say I have taken my share of A&P courses, including full cadaver dissections. This is a top-notch lesson and Im not sure I've ever seen this system explained so well or brought together so concisely. Great work

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I was fortunate to of had Susanna as my biology instructor in college. I just now actually finished watching a video for a class at a different college I attend, and after watching it, KZbin recommended me this video of hers. I've never met an instructor who is someone that is as passionate, caring, and just knows how to engage and connect to her students. Thank you Susanna for inspiring me, you are the GOAT.

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[@46monkeyes]

I am a medical professional and want to say that this is an excellent presentation! The ONLY thing that I would have included relates to the importance of the duodenum with most PO medication transport, etc.. Regardless, an A+ from this med instructor!

[@judylee1860]

Metoprolol hurts the duodenum.

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[@nemonemo6285]

Mate, you absolutely nailed it; No Question!!! This one video is pitched at the perfect level for a non-med student to understand. It brings together a holistic view of how these structures work together, but most importantly it provides information that is missing in other videos. I just need to copy your diagram. Perfect, thank you and please keep making these videos for people like me that are interested in their health.

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These a&p videos definitely helped me pass the TEAS. I haven't taken A&P yet but I got through the exam using this!! Definitely recommend these videos

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Great great video! I am a medical coder and I thank you for doing the video in layman's terms for all of us to understand not just the medical profession. 😊

[@AmyCheri]

This woman is so incredibly smart! Thanks for sharing with us! 😍

[@swapanonco3817]

So amazingly you explained whole process of digestion

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[@MoussaHBamba]

i admit that i knew not too much until i met your presentation. Easy to understand. i am blessed to fall on your lecture. thank you Susanna

[@elisa-jz5ym]

this video helped me to save hours and hours of reading all about the pancreas, liver, and duodenum. It was so helpful. thx a lot. Denmark

[@AlexHop1]

Thank you so much. This is an excellent explanation of the workings of liver, pancreas, and gallbladder! Thank you!

[@sanjeev.saxena]

Really for laymen it's very Informative do keep sharing of other organs functions

[@Floodland-bn3ol]

Great video with clear expanations.

[@MDay-hh1bm]

Powerful information. Thank you so much

[@2guptanshu]

Beautifully explained. Thanks

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[@abumahmoud9845]

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This really helped me on my TEAS test. Thank you.

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[@judylee1860]

Thank you for helping me understand what is going on. ☺️

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Wonderful presentation. Thanks !

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Great work,God bless you.

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Very intelligently explained

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Terrific vid susannaheinze....Thankyou!

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you did well. bless you dear. you were helpful

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Thankyou for this video., you deliver it very simple and easy to understand.,

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Brilliant!!!

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Great video!!!! Perfect job!!! Thank you!!

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Excellent

[@ATOZ-gz9uz]

Exlently explain

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[@cherylguanzon4561]

Hope you have new videos am preparing for NCLEX exam

[@davidzhang4916]

Great lecture

[@Yeon8888]

I did my blood test yesterday after 5 weeks of 100% no carbohydrates no sugar no fruits no starch no red meat diet. My Liver panel test result shown AST , ALT , GGT level all perfect! Far from its top range. Just 5 weeks. My fatty liver is reversed to healthy normal. I lost 4-5kg just from dieting and stop eating after 7pm till next day lunch. 2 meals a day. Only boiled using water, steam Fish , tofu , cabbage broccoli veggies , chicken breast , black coffee no sugar for afternoon lunch and green tea no sugar during evening dinner not later than 7pm. After 7pm I fast till next day lunch 12pm. The fasting time is extremely important as this time allows digestion and some hunger which makes our body burn the fat within without exercising. Exercising barely able to reach the fat around our liver. So fasting is the effective way. I had No milk (contain high fat and high sugar) . No snacks. No all kind of bread which still are carbohydrates. No cake. No biscuits. No rice. No noodles. No fruits especially as it’s fructose are directly process only by our liver! Just 5 weeks and fatty liver is back to normal with proven liver function blood test compared to my previous test result 5 weeks ago. I feel very lively light and positive. I lost 5kg. Also My cholesterol and sugar level were also extremely good blood test result! I m looking way younger and my body is nicer too. I m 33 years old male. Non smoker non alcoholic. Didn’t work in a toxic environment. I didn’t exercise. But I ate much rice , fatty red meat, and milk and cookies and fruits. I slept late before. Now I kicked those bad habit n bad diet. After recovered from fatty liver, I continue my way of eating n fasting n sleeping time. I reintroduced some healthy carbohydrates back into my diet. Such as some corn carrot , some wheat bread, a little potatoes. Please make sure u do not overdo it. I really mean only some. Lack of discipline and taking it for granted will cause regrets. I’m sharing for mankind and for those who were helpless from useless doctors. And I’m sharing in memory of my late father who passed away due to end stage liver disease.

[@Homeschool4Christ]

Your work, I love it. Ty

[@supergeorge2752]

Subscribed! fantastic presentation. I would have hired you to be my nursing school teacher : ) I will watch your other presentations. thank you

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You are just excellent. Thanks

[@shambhai1034]

i like your lectures its too easy to understand

[@aychingao]

I still dont understand how the bile goes up to the gallbladder instead of down to the intestine

[@rizwanagull9324]

Nice job

[@sylviafuller9341]

Excellent!

[@tonym6920]

Hi, dinner will never be the same, lol. You're remarkable way of teaching brings everything into sharp focus, thanks so much!

[@hayyyann4336]

hi, may I know what pens you used? :))

[@joycemajala4355]

Thanks

[@rwehumbizarenatah3784]

This has helped alot thank you so much be blessed

[@pattigibbons1331]

Do u recommend any vitamins to support the functions

[@johnburns2510]

Enjoyed your Lecture. Keep up the Good Work. Blessings To All Worthy Of Being Blessed

[@persistentone3448]

​So are you saying that pancreatic enzymes are not active in an acidic environment? Since many of us take supplemental digestive enzymes, as well as betaine-hcl to improve stomach acidity, that suggests that the enzymes may not ​be ​active during early digestion​ while the enzyme supplement is still in the stomach​. So how should one take digestive enzymes as a supplement, if they are indicated at all? The only time sequence I can see that might work would be to take the digestive enzymes on their own 10 to 15 minutes before taking betaine-hcl and food, hoping that some of those enzymes might get into the duodenum before stomach acidity rises. But in that case do the digestive enzymes remain around to be used once the chyme exits the stomach?

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[@karley622]

Loved this

[@blank3115]

Which duct is that connecting the duodenum and pancreas? In blue.

[@rassoolkadhim8743]

its hepatopancreatic ampulla

[@michaeljack6517]

And to think this evolved from a single cell. 😂

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You hv kind got the handwriting i cud die for🌈🌻🌺♥️ so colorfull

[@dylanhuan5379]

Love it..!! very well explained.

[@chede5985]

nice presentation

[@pendingexile7765]

In my book duodenum is pronounced as duadenum

[@46monkeyes]

G3m1ngC3tYT 934 - I usually say it the way she did. However, technically, according to every med school professor I’ve ever had, it’s “do-oh” not “duwhah” - even though imo, both are acceptable. One medical terminology teacher I had prior to med school, took 3 damned points off my final exam’s verbal part bc I said “duwhadenum”! She also nailed me for misspelling Inflammation because I didn’t include two “m”’s!! I ended up with an 88 and a B+ for the course but I have never misspelled “inflammation” again!!

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NYC keep it up

[@Rgkey]

thank you

[@pepperoninipple3]

play at double the speed and it's not so slow

[@blank3115]

Now she’s sci show hank green 😩😁

[@typerightseesight]

duo denum? jeans.

[@bbaud2]

How do you reverse a Fatty Liver anyone?

[@sidharville4382]

Diet and exercise

[@saltyjose]

I lo you!

[@mr.soulfully7231]

Damn ur 👍

[@mazinxfs]

Even a basic presentation on the accessory human digestive system screams intelligent design by the One God. Allah the Creator of the universe.

[@kinghezzy2]

At the very end, it's suggested that gluconeogenesis can produce glucose from fatty acids. It is my understanding that, in humans, this can not occur? (Otherwise amazing overview-thank you!)

[@judylee1860]

Metoprolol harms the duodenum.

[@msl381]

the way americans pronounce dwa-denum..

[@ahmetakdemir7903]

Excellent

[@ds97382]

Thank you