What an amazing thorough professor. Why can't all professors be this good? My A&P professor lectures for 5 hours and I still can't understand what he is talking about and that is after I read the textbook. This woman lectures for just a little over an hour and I got everything she said. THANK YOU!
God bless you! You are absolutely amazing!! My current a&p2 teacher is awful and I've often had to let out a few tears. But you make everything so clear and easy to remember. I wouldn't be passing a&p if it werent for you! I listen to your lectures constantly! I wish you had the lymphatic/immune system. Thank you for encouraging me to not give up on a&p. You have truly saved my life.
Seriously so thankful! even though these videos are older, it still follows exactly what I need to know for my final in a week! I wish you could post more for A&P 2 that I plan to take next semester because I'd like to follow you for the rest of my life! Thank you so much for this!!!!!
Hi Jennifer! Thank you so much for your kindness!! I am so happy you have been helped! The videos that begin at chapter 18, 23, 24, 26, 28 and 29 are all A&P II material. Please feel free to email anytime you have questions at anatomygmc@yahoo.com. Also for those far away that I can't help in person I have published a study guide available in ebook and paperback format on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.com entitled, " Making Anatomy and Physiology Easy by Tiffany Shepley James." Best wishes to you!
Thank you for teaching in a way that I understand! You taught me in 1 hour and 13 minutes what my instructor couldn't in 4 hours! Ugh...I really appreciate the help.
I too have an exam tomorrow morning and after reading text books and re-listening to my professors lectures over and over again I thought I knew the material, until I stumbled onto your video. This 1 hours video made me understand the respiratory system better than 2 weeks of class lecture and self study. Thank you
I wish you were my instructor. You rock!! Where do you teach at? I want to move! LOL. My instructor taught the resp. system in 35 mins 14 seconds. Cant understand why I cant pass his classes. You do a great job! Thank you for teaching me what the person that gets paid to teach.
Thank you from Australia for this fantastic lecture. I am a final year nursing student looking to specialise in anaesthesia and this has been enormously helpful. I will coming back to this and watching your other videos. Thank you very much.
Thanks so much for this lecture. I am a Registered Nurse returning to study and needed a refresher. This was so informative. Great job and thanks again.
had an exam the next day. randomly found this video. watched it and added some information on top of what i already had. took the exam. 100%. thank you.
I haved looked at every one of your videos according to each topic in A&P 2 and have scored wonderfully on every test due to your lectures!!! Unfortunately, I didn't see a Immunity video and my test score was much lower than previous tests. You explain the material so much better than most professors!! I want to thank you for helping me understand the material.. I will continue to look at your videos for reference throughout RN school. YOU ROCK!!!!!
All your lectures are so helpful. I watched it first before I read my books and reviewers. (It serves as a brief review and foundation of all the lessons I had at school). Thank you. I passed my comprehensive examination because of this and currently watching it again for my revalida and board exam.
I can't believe there is dislike to this video. Thank you so much, I better understand the respiratory system now. Some people are born to teach. Please have you got any videos on prenatal lung development (development stages of the lung)
Hi Danielle, Imagine if the trachea didn't have this cartilage, it would be a soft floppy tube that might stick together and make it hard for you to breathe. With the cartilage rings (think of them kind of like little bones--even though they aren't made of bone) that keep their shape and hold the walls of the trachea out to keep it from collapsing. Does that make sense?
i have an exam today on this chapter and you are the best!! my profesor which is an MD sucks in comparisson with you. i really appreciate what you have done here. i feel very confident now to take my exam , Thank You, wish you the best of luck!
No worries that is totally understandable. I'm still learning this for my APII class and am in ADD mode that's all. Nevertheless your lecture and many others are of great value to my learning experience. Thank you so much for your time and effort. Cheers
Thank you so much! You don't even know how much this has helped me understand. I really wish you could be my teacher I would be doing so much better. Again Thank you so so so so so much!!!!!
Woah. This is a really good video. So easy to follow and I have learned so much! I am a first-year medical student in the UK about to start my respiratory system case.
Thanks so much, you made some of concepts pretty clear which I couldn't understand while reading my text book. Really appreciate your effort to make things so easy n simple to understand. God bless you
thank you so much! your video follow my book pretty closely, it's only missing one section, expiratory reserve and inspiratory reserve. I just wanted to know if you skipped them on purpose or if they weren't part of your book.
Hi Mia! You are so welcome! I actually made these videos for a class I teach at my college and we cover some material online and some in class when we meet. Those topics are relevant--we just didn't cover them in the video! :)
Thanks that help a lot. I don't understand my teacher at all when he lectures. I have an exam tomorrow and I feel better prepared. Now on to blood vessels.
Wonderful!! Thank you! I've been having trouble with my professor's Chinese accent and you've helped me so much!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this and upload it!!!
Around 39:00 when you talked about the function of surfactant. Is decreasing the surface area totally true? Isn't it more so decreasing the surface tension of the alveoli therefore lowering the pressure so the sacs do not collapse? LaPlace's Law.
I don't understand how the cartilage rings on the trachea helps keep it open. Would it just close it even more, like if you wrapped you hand around someone's neck?
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What an amazing thorough professor. Why can't all professors be this good? My A&P professor lectures for 5 hours and I still can't understand what he is talking about and that is after I read the textbook. This woman lectures for just a little over an hour and I got everything she said. THANK YOU!
God bless you! You are absolutely amazing!! My current a&p2 teacher is awful and I've often had to let out a few tears. But you make everything so clear and easy to remember. I wouldn't be passing a&p if it werent for you! I listen to your lectures constantly! I wish you had the lymphatic/immune system. Thank you for encouraging me to not give up on a&p. You have truly saved my life.
Seriously so thankful! even though these videos are older, it still follows exactly what I need to know for my final in a week! I wish you could post more for A&P 2 that I plan to take next semester because I'd like to follow you for the rest of my life! Thank you so much for this!!!!!
Hi Jennifer! Thank you so much for your kindness!! I am so happy you have been helped! The videos that begin at chapter 18, 23, 24, 26, 28 and 29 are all A&P II material. Please feel free to email anytime you have questions at anatomygmc@yahoo.com. Also for those far away that I can't help in person I have published a study guide available in ebook and paperback format on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.com entitled, " Making Anatomy and Physiology Easy by Tiffany Shepley James." Best wishes to you!
Thank you for teaching in a way that I understand! You taught me in 1 hour and 13 minutes what my instructor couldn't in 4 hours! Ugh...I really appreciate the help.
I too have an exam tomorrow morning and after reading text books and re-listening to my professors lectures over and over again I thought I knew the material, until I stumbled onto your video. This 1 hours video made me understand the respiratory system better than 2 weeks of class lecture and self study. Thank you
I love how you teach. I watch all your vidoes.
Thank you,
Jamal Walker
I wish you were my instructor. You rock!! Where do you teach at? I want to move! LOL. My instructor taught the resp. system in 35 mins 14 seconds. Cant understand why I cant pass his classes. You do a great job! Thank you for teaching me what the person that gets paid to teach.
I just LOVE her lectures. Always so well explained...
Thank you from Australia for this fantastic lecture. I am a final year nursing student looking to specialise in anaesthesia and this has been enormously helpful. I will coming back to this and watching your other videos. Thank you very much.
Thanks so much for this lecture. I am a Registered Nurse returning to study and needed a refresher. This was so informative. Great job and thanks again.
had an exam the next day. randomly found this video. watched it and added some information on top of what i already had. took the exam. 100%. thank you.
Love the lec.ture it is so much easier and less complicated. Thank you
Thank you for taking the time to help so many of us to learn a lot of material in a short amount of time. My test scores have improved!
I haved looked at every one of your videos according to each topic in A&P 2 and have scored wonderfully on every test due to your lectures!!! Unfortunately, I didn't see a Immunity video and my test score was much lower than previous tests. You explain the material so much better than most professors!! I want to thank you for helping me understand the material.. I will continue to look at your videos for reference throughout RN school. YOU ROCK!!!!!
You are so kind! I am so honored and happy that the videos helped you! Best wishes!
Sounds like you have an incredible and well working immune system!
I cannot thank you enough for how much you have helped me study throughout my A&P course. Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I appreciate you!
I love to listen to videos from this professor. Awesome voice, great and rich content.
Thanks!
Absolutely love your lecture because of how you help break it down into simplistic terms for my understanding!!!
this is the best lecture so far on respiratory system. kudos to you. and thank you
your videos currently are helping me through my A&P online classes you break everything down thank you very much!!!!
Earl, you are absolutely right! Thank you so much for pointing that out!
Thank you so much for this! You do a great job with breaking everything down into digestible information.
word can't express what i feel each time i listen to your lecture. i wish you could be my professor because you are so precise and clear. Thank you
All your lectures are so helpful. I watched it first before I read my books and reviewers. (It serves as a brief review and foundation of all the lessons I had at school). Thank you. I passed my comprehensive examination because of this and currently watching it again for my revalida and board exam.
Thank you soooo much! I am so glad you liked it!
I'm having a test over these tomorrow, and I'm pretty sure that this lecture is going to help me a lot. Thank you so much!!
I can't believe there is dislike to this video. Thank you so much, I better understand the respiratory system now. Some people are born to teach.
Please have you got any videos on prenatal lung development (development stages of the lung)
I'm up studying for my final and let me say this video and the kidney is saving me!!! Thank you so much for the time you put in!!!
You are a goooood teacher. Pat yourself on the back :) you cover every, and ALL the details! It's wonderful.
Hahahaha thank you so much! You are too sweet!
Very helpful and well presented. This lecture really helps me with my study.
This is a fantastic, comprehensive video. Thank you very much, tremendous help!
Great Job! Have an exam on this topic and two others tomorrow and your videos are a life saver. I wish I could be present in one of your classes.
Hi Danielle, Imagine if the trachea didn't have this cartilage, it would be a soft floppy tube that might stick together and make it hard for you to breathe. With the cartilage rings (think of them kind of like little bones--even though they aren't made of bone) that keep their shape and hold the walls of the trachea out to keep it from collapsing. Does that make sense?
Even though the textbook now is a bit different from when this video was made, it still helped me a great deal. Thank you so much.
This was amazing!! I have an anatomy final tomorrow and this really helped. Thank you! :)
Dear God, such a good lecture. Very well done.
Once again, thank you for your videos! Please make more for other subjects! They're so helpful
You are so welcome! Thank you!!!!!!!!!
i have an exam today on this chapter and you are the best!! my profesor which is an MD sucks in comparisson with you. i really appreciate what you have done here. i feel very confident now to take my exam , Thank You, wish you the best of luck!
thanks professor! i recently bought the study guide also. i love all of your lectures.
Oh yay!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you! I can't wait to hear your thoughts on it! You are very kind, I am so glad the lectures help!
you are amazing. i feel so sick to read, watching your video helped me a lot. thanx
Thank you so much all of your videos have been so helpful, I understand it so much better.
No worries that is totally understandable. I'm still learning this for my APII class and am in ADD mode that's all. Nevertheless your lecture and many others are of great value to my learning experience. Thank you so much for your time and effort.
Cheers
Very good lecture. Thanks.
Just amazing! Very informative and clearly presented. Thank you.
Thank you! I am so glad it helped you! :)
I watch all of your videos !! You helped we get an A on my lymphatic quiz .. from now on I am watching all of them before I take a test or quiz
Thank you so much! You don't even know how much this has helped me understand. I really wish you could be my teacher I would be doing so much better. Again Thank you so so so so so much!!!!!
YOU ARE GREAT! I WISH U WERE COVERING ALL THE CHAPTERS COMPLETELY
Wow you are very good at what you do. This is saving me from my absolutely incompetent professor. Thank you.
Awwwwwwww thank you Michael! That is so so kind! :)
i just want to say thank you.
Thank you very much! 2017, and I am so glad that I found you! EXCELLENT!
YAYYYYYYYYYY! Thank you so much!
You are very very welcome!
So glad you are back in my life. I missed you so much during the blood and blood vessels chapter.
I missed you more! hahaha Thank you so much! :)
I dont know how Id be passing with out these videos. she is an excellent teacher.
That means the world! Thank you! ❤️
@@AnatomyGMC I passed my class!!! With an 89 on my final. Thank you. Thank you.
Wow this lady explain really well in a very deep understandable detail
EXCELLENT JOB!!! Great review i have a test this Monday and i feel i'm going to get an A+++ thanks to you!!
Woah. This is a really good video. So easy to follow and I have learned so much! I am a first-year medical student in the UK about to start my respiratory system case.
You are so sweet! Thank you! I am SO HAPPY THEY HELP!!! Best wishes in your studies!
thank you so much for this video, it clearer and it makes me more eager to learn because of the way you simply broke it down .
thank you so much! u r so good. U explain every bits so clearly and in a simple way. U make the complex study much more easier. Hats off to u! xoxo
You deserve all the blessings. Thank you
Aw thank you! Blessings to you!
Thanks so much, you made some of concepts pretty clear which I couldn't understand while reading my text book. Really appreciate your effort to make things so easy n simple to understand. God bless you
Thank you so much Mariam! God bless you too!
Love the specific over all details, thank you.
Thank you so much for all of your lectures! SO helpful! :)
you are a great instructor
You're the best. Thank you for the lecture
Thank you so much!
You are just the best. Thank you so much for your clearest and thoughtful explanation.
You're very welcome!
I learned more from this video then my anatomy's teacher 5 days of teaching this. -_-
Great lecture> i love your teaching style. thank you
Thank you so much for making it so clear and simple to understand.
Thank you for this video, you are a great professor!
Thanks so much! you have no idea how much this video helped me!!!
superb lecture thanks a bunch
thank you so much!
your video follow my book pretty closely, it's only missing one section, expiratory reserve and inspiratory reserve. I just wanted to know if you skipped them on purpose or if they weren't part of your book.
Hi Mia! You are so welcome! I actually made these videos for a class I teach at my college and we cover some material online and some in class when we meet. Those topics are relevant--we just didn't cover them in the video! :)
You rock.. Thank you so much for this amazing lecture.. Respect from Canada
Too sweet! Thank you! (I am half Canadian ;)!
You have done it again!! Thank you.
Wow this professor is amazing
These videos are THE BOMB.
Is this a class for medicine students or?
great, thorough lecture!
Thanks! great lecture
Thank you for sharing! This was a great review. 😊
This video was so helpful. Thank you!
Great lecture!
At 32:19 doesn't the photo mix up right and left (based on the placement of the spinal column)?
Thank you for the video. Its helped me immensely!!!!!!!!
Thanks that help a lot. I don't understand my teacher at all when he lectures. I have an exam tomorrow and I feel better prepared. Now on to blood vessels.
Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooo much. I don't know you, but i love you. OMG…..please keep up the work. Well done mam……………...
Its easy and very useful please make more video's about this
Wonderful!! Thank you! I've been having trouble with my professor's Chinese accent and you've helped me so much!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this and upload it!!!
Thank you so much! excellent work..
I really love the lecture wish my teacher could explain like this
Aw! Thank you!
Exactly!!!!! ;)
I like it the way you explain, I which my professor would explain like you.
wow!!o tlhalosa in a simple way to understand thank u so much
Thank you! This was very helpful!
This lecture is awesome.
Is interesting lecture
Around 39:00 when you talked about the function of surfactant. Is decreasing the surface area totally true? Isn't it more so decreasing the surface tension of the alveoli therefore lowering the pressure so the sacs do not collapse? LaPlace's Law.
I don't understand how the cartilage rings on the trachea helps keep it open. Would it just close it even more, like if you wrapped you hand around someone's neck?
Man, I wish I had you as my teacher :)
Very helpful, thank you
This is amazing. thanks a lot
thank you so much!!!