Small intestine 1: Structure | Gastrointestinal system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2014
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I love your videos but I have to point out that in this video the facing of the villi can be confusing for those who are not sure about it. Consider the structure he drew to be circular and the villi facing towards the center to absorb the food passing by. This is basic, and you are not contradicting it in your video. Just trying to help out in case someone gets confused.
Wow thank you so so much - I can now picture this very easily, therefore can remember it. Just reading in the textbook they were just terminology, and more terminology names to remember. You have made the lesson come alive. Thank you for sharing your teaching talent.
fat sol vitamins such as (A, E, D and K) are absorbed in the jejenum. Whereas Water soluble vitamins apart from B9 (duodenum) are absorbed in the Ileum.
i thought you were gonna say "BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE" and then keep zooming of the villi's and have a villiception
Thank u sir...u hav cleard all of my doubts ☺️
I love your videos, Thank you so much, i cant thank you enough
So clear and comprehensive. Thanks 🙏🏽
Thankyou sir, all concepts are clear now! Thankyou so much!
Ohh can't thank you enough for this such an awesome video as always!!
Love u sir u made my life easy
*Arbitrary joke about how we all have a test tomorrow
so true though
I have it few hours from now. 😭
You're right in my case😫😂
You're right in my case😫😂
Tysm 👍👍👍🙂🙂
Great job sir
Well explained i appreciate
the explanation and accordingly drawing it very better to understand the subject but if
Wow.Very nice explanation.thank you sir
That fantastic Sir please keep doing well
This is a brilliant explanation!
A villus within a villus ....Villus-cepton! hahaha jk awesome video btw :)
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You are the best teacher ever.
I had a titanium metal Filshie clip migrated all the way up into my ileum bowel behind my bladder. It was removed 10 years too late. I still feel inflammation. How can I heal the traumatized tissue? Thank you
Please which programme are you using?
Which protease is protein in nature?
How doudenum if infected
_ok_
Point the viili
n I have an ileostomy. My large intestine was removed and my small intestine protrudes through my abdomen. I poo uncontrollably into a bag, which i change each day... at which point i get to say hello to my small intestine (stoma)... it resembles a bit of arctic red salmon sushi poking out my stomach. It wriggles around lots, like it has a mind and personality of its own... its a cool fact that your digestive system has more neurones than the brain. Because i lost my large intestine, I struggle to absorb water and salt... although my small intestine has adapted over time to absorb more water than a normal person. How did i get here? I had ulcerative colitis which got so bad i almost died from toxic megacolon. How did it get this bad? Through misdiagnosis and ignoring worsening symptoms until it was too late... i thank every day that I am alive, and have come to embrace life with a stoma... but if you are reading this, i encourage you to find out about crones and colitis and educate others about these all too common illnesses.
this looks okay material but just my brain is too tedious and tired to processed :( oh JEsuschrist
Am I the only here that doesn’t have a test but is genuinely interested in the functionality of the body?
I think most of the people with a test are also genuinely interested in the functionality of the human body. You should put your interest to use, too. Go to med/nursing school
I already have lactose intolerant. lol.
from childhood
still i am 10 only
There's a slight problem, you put the vili in the oposite site of the tube lumen, haha. (facing the abdominal cavity)
Actually fine where it is.
Great vids just in this vid try to make the handwriting more clear
Like si lo ves en 2016
Ya wey haces lo mismo en todas las clases
Sergio Castillon like si lo ves en 2014
Any bacteria in small intestine?
*Who is here one day before exam???*
Vote here ⬇
Not me