Digestive System Part 1
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2018
- This is the first of two videos on the Digestive System. It is part of Anatomy and Physiology II Lab and was completed by Dr. Wallis, an Anatomy and Physiology Professor at State College of Florida
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Hi professor love your videos! Do you have electrolytes and acid base balance videos?
Hi, no... Sorry! I talk a bit about the carbonic acid / bicarb reaction in the chapter on blood when I talk about blood pH, but I don't have a lecture that focuses solely on that topic. If you have a specific question I'm glad to try to help answer it though.
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Hello, you can reach me at Wallisk@scf.edu.
Wow. I wish you were my doctor. My doctor said the digestion system is simple. Chew your food more!
I paid 3,000 dollars for that advice. Ouch.
Wow... That's a shame! Hopefully you got the problem solved eventually.