The Endocrine System
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2012
- Paul Andersen explains the major elements in the endocrine system. He explains how glands produce hormones which target cells. He differentiates between water soluble and lipid soluble hormones. He then describes the hormones and actions of ten glands; pineal, anterior pituitary, posterior pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, pancreas, adrenal cortex, adrenal medulla, testes and ovaries.
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Just want to say that I am the type of student that hates reading the textbook because it's all foreign language to me. Also, my A&P professor does not teach. Thank you for an awesome straight forward video, I learned more in the 13 minutes than I did in the past weeks lectures. Wish I discovered your channel sooner. I shall now go through the rest of your videos and hope to learn even more :)
I really enjoy this video. High yield info here for USMLE, no doubt! If anybody is wondering, I'd say Endocrinology usually is the 3rd or 4th most popular topic tested on USMLE. The order is usually:
(1) Cardio
(2) Pulm
(3) Repro
(4) Endo
(5) Renal
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I think A key aspect to give a bit more info to something that is REALLY important is: The Posterior pituitary gland is *NOT* the creator of oxytocin and ADH. 1.) The hypothalamus is in charge of *producing* the oxytocin and the anti-diuretic hormone. posterior pituitary gland is in charge of the *RELEASE* of those two hormones. Remeber: the hypothalamus is a major contributor to the control of the pituitary(anterior and posterior). Thats why they have things liks TRH(thyroid release hormone), and such. Ex: hypothalamus triggers TRH> Anterior pituitary gets the signal and triggers TSH(thyroid stimulating hormone)>thyroid gland is then stimulated>release of TH(thyroid hormone)-T4,T3,calcitonin
you are so right, thanks for clarification
The hypothalamus is in charge of producing the oxytocin and the anti diuretic system .the posterior pituarity gland is not the creator of oxytocin and adh1
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I’m giving a presentation on this tomorrow and you made the endocrine system so much easier than the textbook! Your videos have saved me this year in AP Bio 😂 Thank you so much
Best overview of the Endocrine system that I could find. Subscribed!
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I just want to say THANK YOU for making this video. I've read this chapter about the Endocrine system about three times, watched so many videos and it still wasn't clicking, but you were very thorough and gave me something to visualize to understand. THANK YOU!
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THANK YOU so much, I am a nursing student and we are currently exploring the Endocrine system, Ive read about it over and over again, but it just doesn't click, I came across your video, and magically, I GET IT NOW!!!!!!! THANK YOU AGAIN, AWESOME VIDEO!!!
I dont think you realize how much this video helped me! Thank you. It was better worded than what my professor lectured to us ( I hope she doesn't see this lol)
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Totally understand the Endocrine system like 10x's better now. Thank You!
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I remember since this is such a good explanation for the endocrine system, even my teacher uses Bozeman Science for system presentations. Thanks for the info.
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This is sooo helpful. Literally we watched several of your videos during class instead of our teacher teaching us because you make it so easy to understand!! Now hopefully I do well on the AP exam thanks to you! (Crossing my fingers)
Just found this video and it is fantastic, one of the topics in the human body I am studying is the endocrine system and this explains it perfectly. I will be searching for more of these videos, thanks a lot.
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I'm studying Fitness, and I'm writing my exercise physiology exam. This video explains everything crystal clear to me. I kind of messed one of my pop quiz tests by forgetting some of the glands, hormones and actions. Thank you for this vid!!!
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people who want to copy answers from his video but they failed to. :)
me
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when you say that GH causes cells to grow, do you mean that the cells get bigger or that the rate of mitosis increases?
because i thought cells are always the same size
+Peter Arnold Some cells duplicate through mitosis, but specialized cells undergo hypertrophy, which means they actually just get bigger in size
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Peter Arnold cells growth means....cells exponentially increasing numbers..not in size
Thank you for the presentation of this video. I needed some way of understanding how everything worked for a project I'm doing, but I couldn't find enough information to explain the whole process the way I wanted it to be described. I thank you again for helping me. Your explanations and knowledge of all the videos you provide makes learning these different systems and how everything works so much easier. Again, thank you for your help.
this video makes this much easier to understand. Thank you so much Paul Andersen! Keep it up!!
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11:58 hahah sorry for the awkward pause it's like Dora the explorer xD
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I thought hormones are being released in the blood stream then to the targeted cell...not directly to cell
I m agree with u
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+MsBubu900 Well it can be both through the blood stream and direct. The endocrine cell can also target cells that are close to it directly it's called paracrine signaling.
there are endocrine (directly into blood without duct) and exocrine (duct) hormone glands
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You forgot to mention, "Progesterone" and the "Thymus gland"
Been getting confused over the endocrine system for ages, and this clarified it all for me instantly just in time for my exam! :)
You made it so easy for me to understand the endocrine system. thanks a lot. please dont ever stop making educational videos.
Holy shit I enjoy Endocrinology so much
o yes u where Vy mush helpful n god bless u lots I enjoyed learning from Dis video" but got five out of ten in yuh quiz " wil improve after all yuh enlightening facts u provided us tnks a mill"
Sitting here taking notes while you talk, and it helped me so much. Thank you!
I don't know if he is too good or my teacher is too bad cause i couldn't understand a thing when my teacher taught me this and now just 13:47 minutes including the Intro.. I know all about endocrine system (well at least what i need to know). Thank you so much Mr.Andersen. You Are Awesome!!!
Thank you for this video! I'm learning this in my biology class and the way you related the endocrine system to our social media really helped me remember!
thank you! My professor gave me this huge chart full of hormones and stimulating/inhibiting and what effects and where does it affect. A great introduction into this really tough section of the body.
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wow I have literally watched crash course, amebo sisters, and tons of other videos and I have learned SO MUCH and honestly understand this material after watching ! Thank you so much, this video really helps for an a&p student !!
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Helps so much! Opened up my text book and was overwhelmed with all the chemical productions of the different glands, this made it all click thanks!
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Question
Why does a girl of 12 develop B12 deficiency
What is wrong in the body
This dude saved me from reading 242 pages on the endocrine system. Thanks mate
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Refreshing A&P for nursing unit on the endocrine. Thank you! This was excellent!
You are theee best!!! You explain these systems in a way I understand and absorb!!! Thank you so much this will help me on the MBLEX
Your review at the end was very wonderful to allow my mind to recognize what just happened. Thanks!
Very informative. It makes it easy to remember the glands, hormones, and their functions. Thank you.
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I LOVE your videos! The pictures and red writing help a lot!!! Another great thing that helps me are your little "quizzes" at the end of the video! Awesome idea!! Thank you so much!