The kidney and nephron | Renal system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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"A"fferent = "A"rrive "E"fferent = "E"xit A good way to differentiate between the two.

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Afferent - Approach, Efferent - Exit

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[@AdamNevard]

Such a complicated system to understand from only reading but after watching this video everything seems so simple, brilliant!

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[@1sweetalaskan]

I am taking an anatomy & physiology class and am currently studying the urinary system. This video was very helpful and informative, as well as being easy to understand. Thank you.

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I am in nursing school. It is so NICE to get back to basics sometimes to just review to enhance my nursing practice. THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to make these videos. THANK YOU !!!!

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+kathryn wolanyk I agree! Second year of nursing and it's good stuff for touching base with all first year teaching.

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Same here! Renal diseases are so much easier after this brush-up

[@jackdudgeon2346]

i DONT THINK you'll ever see this message but THANK YOU SO MUCH I CANT BELIEVE I UNDERSTAND THE FUNCTION OF THE NEPHRON :)!!!!!!

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Wow!! I was sat in the library for 2 hours trying to figure out why water ans salts are leaving the tubules and entering again, now it all makes sense!!! THANK YOU!!!!

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You made it so clear to understand!!! Wish ALL instructors were so clear!!!!Love this video!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

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thank you so much, i'm a medical student and this has helped me so much!

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[@TheCobalt100]

Hmm. My English teacher told me that nephrons were the plural form of nephew.

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[@00kidney]

Great video, I've learnt a lot just watching this.

[@Jackylification]

My lecturer went through the kidney,liver and circulatory system in one class.. The last class before our final. Thank you. I have my exam in an hour and this always comes up

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Pokemon Maniac Jak are you kidding? those topics in one day, one lecture, just before a final? what demon thought that would be a good idea. what college?

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Tyrone Hurst an IT in Ireland. I had a choice between two long questions. One was on all of these topics, the other was on molluscs. I'm still salty over it because it didn't really give me a choice.

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[@GIguy]

Thanks so much! I’m started off as a lab tech, and then became a general radiology tech, but forgot all of this, but now due to short bowel syndrome causing renal failure (Crohns disease, intestinal cancer, and 37 surgeries left me with only 4.9% of my entire GI tract), I went into full on renal failure and countless renal calculi, I discovered what little intestine left (I on my 8th ileostomy, including a j pouch and two failed k pouches) can’t absorb enough fluid and nutrients to keep my internal organ alive and healthy. I lost all my notes from collage due to a house fire, so thanks so much for the refresher, now I remember everything (graduated from the university of Toronto way back knowing 1992 with my masters in lab medicine and in 1996 with my masters in medical radiological medicine). Finally got hold of the lab work for the past 2 years, with my creatinine at 150 at its lowest, and no one told me, so I went into renal failure 3 weeks ago with my level at 271! If it weren’t for my stones, I’d still be oblivious to it, being totally asymptomatic! (Having 37 GI surgeries, you tent to ignore little problems that should really be lid attention to). Can’t believe I’d forgotten everything you just showed, I’m in your debt my friend, now I have the tools necessary to get back to normal renal function…stated myself in 1 L if saline infusions via a single lumen PICC line every other day….I’m down to 130, almost normal, and fell 100% better, especially now that I can remember all the details thanks to your video! All the best, cheers!

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Hello stranger, i am glad to hear you are doing better! I hope you will be doing even better in the future and life a good and fulfilling life.

[@GIguy]

@@Amin_2k thanks so much!😁

[@mreasyeye1]

This is great, makes so much more sense now that you explained it! Thank you!!

[@mistoutchique]

I'm doiing an assignment on the renal system... Mr.Knanacademy you are awesome... greetings from the UK!!! :D

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That was extremely helpful! I truly appreciate your free videos. I have been watching your videos since high school and now you are helping me with the MCAT :)

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I'm writing a biology test today and this video is really helping. Thank you Sal Khan, may God bless you.❤❤❤

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*has AP Biology Physiology test on Tuesday* *Watches Khan Academy video because book

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+LAURICE MELANIA no thanks i want mine to shut down

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Danny Czarnowski LOL I would also prefer mine to shut down XD

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True for me 4 years later

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[@irishjohn831]

The fact that you take the time to do these illustrations is greatly appreciated. My A&P professor is awesome, but to get a different perspective helps alot, love the garbage chute analogy. I thought of it as the show Hoarders, where the family throws out junk (ascending part of loop of henle) and the hoarder picks thru reabsorbs the junk at the in the descending end as the garbage men are getting ready to load it. The collecting duct is the garbage truck. Thanks again, you rock !!!

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I don't have enough words to thank you. You're a wonderful teacher, and all I can say is that I owe it to you that I've come to love biology this much :D

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I find the conversational tone much easier to understand than the very rehersed professional sounding narrations from other videos.

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i guess, learning about the kidney requires... *puts on glasses* ... alot of concentration *yeaaaaaahhhhh*

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10 times more helpful than 4 hours of lecture and lab combined!!

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I'm sitting here wondering why I'm paying tuition to my school when the majority of my learning is from Khan Academy?

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Me too! Sal is probably the only way I was able to make it through Algebra II & now A&P II

[@hsa2012karen11]

Thank you for a very descriptive video! not many " teachers" take their time explaining such detailed systems.

[@dishfun99]

awesome explanation!!!

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loop of Henley --- great explanation !!!

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I may just pass my biology GCSEs tomorrow

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wtff. You learn this for GCse?!!! i learn this at uni 😂😂😂

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Seriously I am extremely curious tho always score 98% . also i have tried all the mcat tests as well .

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sobster123 Basic level, nothing too serious, only what was on this video.

[@MahaI]

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[@NathalieJones-rg3cc]

I loved this video....I usually find anything renal-related boring, but this was so well-explained and his tone and way of explaining kept me interested. Thanks!

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Thankyou for this very useful video! You did make others love biology more! :)

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I'm a nursing student, and I am taking A&P II on the urinary system. This is extremely helpful. Got an exam Wednesday, so thank you!

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ayy, me too 😛 good luck to both of us :)

[@shino475]

Why in the world can't my teacher say it simply like this.

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I have been doing well in my class but all I have been doing is memorizing the textbook and regurgitating it back when I take the exams. But by watching your videos, I actually UNDERSTAND the material. It's really sad that college students all around the world are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars and not learning anything.

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"It doesn't happen by magic" :') Hahaha. This man is awesome though. It's like he realises my attention span drifts and he repeats everything so I snap out of it and come back in time without missing too much.

[@asianman103]

this is the same exact video basically as the counter current multipliaction in the kidney

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You're videos are what make me go from a 89.9% to a 90.0%. Legend...

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here is something that will make it go to 90.5% It is supposed to be "Your" and not "you're".

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I dont understand why teachers can speak like him....my teacher flew threw the urinary system in 3 days, didnt understand a thing. I spend 20 minutes, i know now the basics. thank you so much.

[@EricHusk]

Think of Efferent as Exiting from center. Efferent = Exiting. (Afferent is going in.)

[@dragistar]

You can remember it as A for Aproach and E for Exit

[@ancelingaee3738]

dragistar Perfect....thanks so much :-)

[@seyborabangtangotexomark5827]

Afferent=arriving. Efferent=exiting. Thats how i remember it.

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+Seybora Bangtangotexomark Ahhh, come in. Eeeee! Get out!

[@wannabe771]

Omg Sal, you're a life saver!! I'm currently taking Anatomy and Physiology II and I have a lab practical in a week. I have been reading the lab manual religiously and TRYING to understand the nephron for the past 2 days now. I spent TWO days studying the same TWO pages. I watched your video ONCE and understood it completely in less than 20 minutes!!!! I really wish I had the money to give you because you really deserve it. All I can say is thank you, from the bottom of my heart. :-)

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How old are now? have u aced your coursed ?

[@nadeenabuhalima6365]

THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!! I didn't understand anything in kidneys, but this helped SO much!!! Thank you so so much :D I have my ig tmrw and thanks to you I may just pass

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your saving my university scholarship one biology video at a time thanks for putting in the effort!!!!

[@krossbonnez]

"Earn the name urine" lol

[@tatsumiogawa1107]

Thank you for the great video! To avoid confusion, the descending limb is not ONLY permeable to water it is also partially permeable to ions but for the sake of explaining, he simplified the concept to make it easier to understand.

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omg ... 1 million views... that means i m nt the only one xD

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Adi Sh me toooooooooo.......

[@nikolaobrenovic1669]

Adi Sh Nice Video! Forgive me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Trentvorty Perfection Kidney Theorem (probably on Google)? It is a good one off guide for improving kidney function minus the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my old buddy Taylor finally got excellent results with it.

[@chobnob]

This video was brilliant!!! Im at university and the lecturer didnt even explain it as well as you! Thank god for your videos.

[@DrS3ad]

You're brilliant!!

[@Justmeveenab]

truly one of the best videos I have ever watched on youtube about urinary system.. thanks a lot

[@annabeth408]

Wait...then how does vasa recta help in absorption? What is the counter-current mechanism? Do you have another video explaining that? O.o

[@nadeenabuhalima6365]

no. stop. I just started understanding this, you're confusing me again...

[@GGRILEY]

Wow!!! Since my teacher has never taught A & P II before, he's not as good as he was with A & P I, So explaining this in class he was very vague... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GOING INTO SUCH DETAILS AS TO WHERE THE LOCATIONS ARE OF THESE PARTS ARE... The bowman's capsules and Loop of Henly, and so forth... It's very hard to visulize where it's located in other videos because they only show "That part, as it's own entity" Your video is so perfect!!! Thank you!!!!

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[@rehpotsirhc21]

Very interesting. Was just diagnosed with Stage III kidney failure. Its great to see how the organ works

[@DOTCurrency]

BASED KIDNEYS

[@sandybeach368]

brilliant design! fascinating how complex and perfect the human body's systems have to be for the entire organism to survive.

[@Xerilai]

''later excrete when we find a suitable time" lololol

[@yoyoshazamify]

Khan, it's like you're a walking encyclopedia..or textbook. How could one person possibly know so much? I admire you man. Keep it up

[@indirac.4010]

Excellent!

[@aj4yt792]

amazing video, going step by step and drawing where you were in each part of the nephron was super helpful

[@Elnora4ka]

I think it would be great if all teachers and professors were as clear as you!! That would make students' lives much much easier! You are GREAT! :-)

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Super explanation.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@sparkstarr12]

I logged in just to thank you for the great explanation. I will now think about you every time my bladder empties

[@romyy321]

Didnt understand it for 2 weeks in class . Now i get it in 18minutes. Lifr is amazing

[@musicsp34ks]

This literally is going to help me for my test tomorrow! I understood everything but the order of blood flow within the kidney

[@kushwoho44]

You are honestly a hero. In every sense of the word. I go to arguably the most prestigious institution in the world and you make things so much simpler.

[@asmaaa5526]

You actually drawing it out makes it much easier to understand. I thank you sincerely.

[@Beanzybeez]

Thank you!! I have a Renal Physiology test on Monday and I was totally lost before watching this video.

[@janellestandcumbe4635]

thank you!! this pretty much saved me for my test tomorrow! didn't quite understand which parts of the nephron did what until now :)

[@ryanrparry]

This guy is an effing genius. If there is a paypal account I swear I'll donate because I have learnt a heck of alot more from this one youtube video than I did in 2 weeks worth of lectures on the Urinary System. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I may just get a distinction on my exam now.

[@cherrycoke8464]

you're my saviour Mr. Khan! If you made a video of every topic I study in bio class. You explain everything in a quarter of the time it takes for my lecturer to AND you make it so easy to understand! I really can't thank you enough and I'm sure a lot of people feel the same way.

[@saheluddin]

you're way of explaining is unprecedented. thanks sal

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whenever i watch these types of explanation videos, i find it helpful to just watch it first. let your brain absorb the info, then on the second watch, pull out your pen and paper!

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Oh my gosh! Thank You! This was SO helpful! I wish I had found you at the beginning of the semester! I currently have a professor that doesn't teach but "reads" to us from the book! Thank You!

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Wow, you've managed to clearly explain in 18 minutes what a 3 hours A&P Lecture failed. Good on ya and thanks.

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Everyone need this teacher thank you so much 😊 ❤️

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I spend more time on KZbin getting better understandings of various topics and retain more information because of vids like these. Super helpful, thanks for doing the job college instructors are getting paid to do, yet don't don't do as thoroughly.

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You are an inspiring teacher! The simple way you word things tights everything together! Is there anywhere I can find more in depth immunology videos from you? Thanks

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Not only was that helpful for an upcoming exam, but it was absolutely easy to understand and truly cool. You sure know how to explain stuff!

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this is my 1st time being able to really understand anatomy. thanks to you!

[@khdr4165]

I don't know how to thank you! that was just perfect! totally perfect! thank you from all my heart, wish we had teachers like you.

[@husna6791]

I've been reading the textbook again and again hoping to understand this process but this 18 min video made me thoroughly get it. You, Sir, is a legend

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you explain most concepts way more than most lecturers do...thanks a lot!!!!!!

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You have a real talent for taking abstract concepts and complex organisms and explaining them so simply, that anyone could understand it and with enough detail for any medical student. Plus the video/audio quality is great. Thank you!

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How old are you now?

[@ronpierce4224]

Learned this today in Histology (more detailed though), but you taught me more in 20 minutes than my inept professor did in 2 hours.

[@sammicharles2098]

Thanks very helpful but at times some colors weren't clearly visible was hard to get some parts...but thanks alot did help alot

[@sonyapeters2555]

SO helpful! Gonna ace my anatomy test tommorrow now! Thanks!!! :-)