RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY; INTRO & REVIEW OF FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY by Professor Fink

In this Video Lecture, Professor Fink describes the 5 Phases of Respiration (from Pulmonary Ventilation to Cellular Respiration) and then reviews the Functional Anatomy of the Respiratory System. Reference is made to the Upper & Lower Respiratory Tract, the Pharynx, Laryngopharynx, Laryngeal Aperture, Glottis of Larynx, Trachea, Bronchi, Bronchioles, Alveoli, Air-Blood Barrier (Respiratory Membrane) and Pulmonary Edema.
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[@madisonleone6119]

All your nervous system videos helped me win a medal in a high school science competition and one of the systems for next year is respiratory! Thanks for posting your lectures!

[@yasirabozaid7105]

Dear professor Fink thank you for being a Professor !

[@PAMAN2008]

I stumbled onto your video and it took me about 5 minutes to figure out how knowledgable and brilliant you are. I subscribed to your channel and could not be more pleased with your lectures. You are awesome Professor. God Bless you Sir

[@lorrainedalisay5914]

Thank you professor, God bless always

[@donauwi.3447]

I am taking anatomy next semester and watching your videos is really helpful, because i am understanding the concept of anatomy.

[@Sam_1964]

Thank you

[@mansuralam1249]

u r great teacher hats off to you sir

[@aaronrodriguez110]

Professiin Fink is cool af! I always learn something from him. Like, I had no idea but apparently the oxygen we get from the air/atmosphere enters our lungs and it makes a gas exchange with CO2 at the microscopic level of the alveoli. Even crazier is like he Fink said, 'all the O2 we get from the air we breathe makes contact with the blood steam and thereby allows us to Have the cellular function needed for ATP.' If you ain't ATP'ing you ain't living in my eyes..

[@pro-gamerhd7231]

CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH

[@imperiusss]

Amazing video professor thank you for all the help. Have you plans to cover respiratory physiology ??
thanks anyways!!

[@ursulaf7465]

Greetings sir
In what college do you teacher as a professor if i may ask. I wish to be a student of that college in order to obtain a B.sc in pharmaceutical studies undergraduate