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I found that the optimal combination is: attending the lectures/seminars - watching your videos - reading the textbook. Normally if I do all that in that order, I understood everything completely. Now if only the day had more than 24 hours :D
“He opens his legs...Keep your minds clear”...simply loved the humorous teaching behaviour...I am a budding doctor from India ...someday I will come to USA to meet you...In our country we respect our teachers a lot.
@@yonashinha2514 Really when I last commented I was a first year medical student. Currently I am in the final year and all the way down , his lectures have helped me a lot.
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Really informative and the way of delivery of lecture is so easy ... I am after a long time giving my exams and with two kids really difficult to read books... I am taking these lectures and are really helpful. Great Job sir ninja
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Sometimes when i read from book...i didnt get proper idea about the topic...but here you are doing great job....your love towards profession is on another level 😍
11 unlikers are non med students ......it's difficult to say which vedio of urs is the best because when I see the next it becomes my fav.....hats off to u sir
The way you drived me excited to get the concept is greaaattt!!! You totally helped me to get understand respiratoy system, i was seeing it so complex that i will never understand it but u made it so simple and exciting💜 thank you dude!! You deserve all the likes, comments and subscribes!!!! I wish if my teachers in uni to put some of ur effort! even the small details that u care about are really important for the students to not let them get confused!! Ok my final physiology paper is after one day pray for me😭.
Thank you! I'm so gr8ful for this concise and detailed exp!nation of this concept. A whole semester and the materials and text did NOT explain it clarify like you did! Thank you so much for the math !
Thank you so much zach and team for such a valuable lesson, now the concept is crystal clear that I won't forget ever... U guys are real gem! Keep going.. My best wishesss to ninga 🤓nerd team
At around 11:00 you say, that the gas exchange continues until the partial pressure in the blood equals the one in the alveoles...shouldn't the equaled pressure be (104-40)/2? What is my error in reasoning?
Same i was wondering how can the equaled pressure be 104mm hg when the o2 will move from alveoli to capillaries the pressure will drop in the alveoli so it would be impossible for 104 to be the equilibrium pressure??
In conditions where metabolic demand and cellular respiration increases do you see a significant drop in chloride due to this shift? Just wondering if this may significantly alter lab values and serve as some form of indicator to a patients condition.
don't know if this was part of your design but it helps that your heme/Fe2+ is denoted as ++ (looks like an H and 2 +'s) so its a kill two birds with one stone. pretty ingenious, Zach. :D
this 33 minutes video is worth more than days of reading and studying. Your gift is amazing!!!
So excited to help you! Thanks!
And didn't understand at all XD
I couldn’t agree more! Who are you? You’re excellent at teaching!
That's absolutely 😭!
Can we use this handmade diagram by sir ...in University exams?
6 years later and your playlists are still saving medical students. Appreciate you, Zach
I was so pissed at my books while reading respiratory system, and now after i've watched your playlist, i can't believe that i'm actualy inspired to study. You are such a good mentor, i recommend your videos to all my friends. Forever thankful!
I found that the optimal combination is: attending the lectures/seminars - watching your videos - reading the textbook.
Normally if I do all that in that order, I understood everything completely.
Now if only the day had more than 24 hours :D
Yeah, that's pretty much it. The only difference for me is that I watch his videos before seminars so that the seminars would make sense
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I think I also need to start this stuff it would be really beneficial for me
“He opens his legs...Keep your minds clear”...simply loved the humorous teaching behaviour...I am a budding doctor from India ...someday I will come to USA to meet you...In our country we respect our teachers a lot.
Loll that was hilarious
Take me with you too 😅
I also want to thank him ☺️☺️
I love his lectures
@@yonashinha2514 Really when I last commented I was a first year medical student. Currently I am in the final year and all the way down , his lectures have helped me a lot.
@@rahulprasad3310 I am in first yr now
@@yonashinha2514 which country?
These videos shoould have millions views
+Nguyen Nguyen they should!! Share share share! Thanks :D
The teaching videos from Ninja Nerd Science is the best.
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simply great . this guy is so cool and talented at the same time
This channel is the best! My physiology teacher here in Brazil told me about it and I loved! Thank you so much, Ninja Nerd!!!
Not enough likes for the amount of views it has. Give the man his props!!! You are greatly appreciated sir dont let the numbers fool you
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I just always wonder WHO WOULD GIVE YOU A THUMBS DOWN!?! haters. you are incredible. I will say it a billion times over. YOU ARE SO GIFTED !!!!! Forever in my gratitude. Been watching your videos for two years....it always amazes me how much you know. Thank you!
brother you have a gift. keep teaching and keep those amazing videos coming :)
the reason i love ninja nerd lectures is cuz this guy is so excited to teach... awesome!!!
Breaking every single piece of information to its smallest parts and explaining them in a very slow and clear manner... I think this is the most thing I like about your vids... besides the great amount of great information that you have
"he opens his legs -keep your minds clear" LMFAOOOOO
definitely the most efficient way to learn physio for med school
Xander Kerman I'm used to this way of studying to-date!!
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You’re amazing! You make it so I can understand everything in 33 mins where my professor who lectured on this stuff for a few hours didn’t help me at all.
I swear you deserve more than support... THXX a bunch doctor
Absolutely amazing, each video i watch just inspires me to want to watch more and more. When i need a certain topic explained and i place it into the search bar I get so sad when i see that you don't have a video on that particular topic. I know you cannot cover completely everything but watching other videos and listening to other lecturers really makes me miss you more and more lol. Thank you, a million times, over.
Really informative and the way of delivery of lecture is so easy ... I am after a long time giving my exams and with two kids really difficult to read books... I am taking these lectures and are really helpful. Great Job sir ninja
WOW this video is amazing, I'm shocked it doesn't have more views. Thank you so much for your content. Your videos are amazing, please don't ever stop making them!
i literally have no words to say.....thank you soooooo much......it is such an honor to learn from u
Sometimes when i read from book...i didnt get proper idea about the topic...but here you are doing great job....your love towards profession is on another level 😍
11 unlikers are non med students ......it's difficult to say which vedio of urs is the best because when I see the next it becomes my fav.....hats off to u sir
The way you drived me excited to get the concept is greaaattt!!! You totally helped me to get understand respiratoy system, i was seeing it so complex that i will never understand it but u made it so simple and exciting💜 thank you dude!! You deserve all the likes, comments and subscribes!!!! I wish if my teachers in uni to put some of ur effort! even the small details that u care about are really important for the students to not let them get confused!! Ok my final physiology paper is after one day pray for me😭.
Learning and reviewing physiology in my final year now. Preparing for USMLE. You are my savior. More power to you. Wish me luck bud!!!
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Thank you! I'm so gr8ful for this concise and detailed exp!nation of this concept. A whole semester and the materials and text did NOT explain it clarify like you did! Thank you so much for the math !
Thank you so much zach and team for such a valuable lesson, now the concept is crystal clear that I won't forget ever... U guys are real gem! Keep going.. My best wishesss to ninga 🤓nerd team
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At around 11:00 you say, that the gas exchange continues until the partial pressure in the blood equals the one in the alveoles...shouldn't the equaled pressure be (104-40)/2? What is my error in reasoning?
Erwin Bla yeah, i have the same opinion. Have you found out the answer yet?? 🧐
Naah.... It just means until the partial pressure of oxygen in blood capillaries becomes equal to what it has in the alveoli, i.e. 104 mm Hg
Same i was wondering how can the equaled pressure be 104mm hg when the o2 will move from alveoli to capillaries the pressure will drop in the alveoli so it would be impossible for 104 to be the equilibrium pressure??
There is exess air in alveoli
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In conditions where metabolic demand and cellular respiration increases do you see a significant drop in chloride due to this shift? Just wondering if this may significantly alter lab values and serve as some form of indicator to a patients condition.
Opens his legs sent me 😂
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Sir you are great..god bless u
don't know if this was part of your design but it helps that your heme/Fe2+ is denoted as ++ (looks like an H and 2 +'s) so its a kill two birds with one stone. pretty ingenious, Zach. :D
Amazing keep going ✨✨
Make our learning easier can u throw as some light on Rhesus factors of blood
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