Introduction to immune system anatomy
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2023
- Where is the immune system? As an anatomist it can be difficult to point to, unlike other systems of the body.
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Please, proffesor Sam keep talking about immune system anatomy, I hope you to make a series about it , because it's very important, Thank you very much for your great videos
I love watching your videos and I’m not even in school… yet
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The role of the large skeletal muscles , functioning as servo-assist pumps to aid in returning fluid and waste products from the extracellular matrix through the lymph system and eventually to the heart and lungs, is rarely given public acknowledgement, other than perhaps the grudging admission that walking is good for the circulation. Even Schopenhauer knew this. Going on this knowledge, I tested the theory that beyond a daily leisurely or even brisk walk, spending a little time moving about on the toes every day would reduce edema in the foot and ankle area. For me, the results are undeniable. That's probably not the sort of information that is welcomed on a site such as this, especially when coming from a non-doctor. In my defense, as an industrial engineer, I do focus on systems, not just hospital management. It is not just residual pressure as measured at the diastolic level, that pushes the interstitial fluid back into the veins. You could leave this post up, if for no other reason than to give reason to a few laughs from the experts. Sorry for the hijacking though!
Yep, that's correct. I think I talk about this here: ruclips.net/video/Z_K3fDRdq7A/видео.html (or maybe here: ruclips.net/video/ZJgzZP3klbc/видео.html).
I find it hard to not talk about the musculovenous pump whenever I'm talking about lower limb muscles, fascia, veins or lymphatic vessels. It's a nice bit of anatomy and physiology.
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Knowledge is one thing and the art of explaining it is another.
Your explanation is exceptional.
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Super-understandable introduction to the immune system! Thank you!!
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Fantastic videos. Keep them coming!
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Thanks, not enough discussed about this topic and the lymphatic system. IMO
Thank you. It's a good site to study, so I'm sharing it with you.
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Dr Sam I am very thankful to you sir for ur anatomy videos i am watching your videos since 6 months. Now I am set to top the exams 💗.
Great explanation that anyone could understand Thank you
Thabk you for showing us this beatiful models and expleing us to clearly understand )
Hello Mr. Webster, I saw your video about hiatal hernia as my dad just had a surgery. As I was checking out the videos I noticed you are a fellow climber 😊👍. I hope to learn more and perhaps help my kiddo with her asthma/bronchitis issues. I hate that she has to be frequently on nebulisers and other medications. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you for this video. 💕 It was helpful.
Another gem for hungry anatomy curious, enthusiasts and total geeks
Is it not strange that 90% of the time the good educators are on the internet and not in schools or universities
If I'm included in the good educator list, I work at a university. I produce these videos for our students and share them with everybody.
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I wonder if the GALT plays a role in the development of some forms of IBS. I've read that there is a theory that IBS can be due to a hyperlocal inappropriate immune response to a food.
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this video dint have a thumbnail picture when it came up on main youtube page .
You must have been super fast and watched it straight after I uploaded it.
Thanks sir
great reference overview: immune system anatomy for dummies-of which i happen to be one
Kindly explain nervous system and how blood flowing and oxygen is trans to whole body and its importance..how we are gain oxygen it's uses ,how we are blood clean and gain overselves...
Thanking you sir 💐😊
Hi thanks for this. Interesting. Do you have any useful information on salivary glands? Covid has messed mine up, nose and mouth are dependent on providing moisture.
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What is a red band in your hand?
Since the lymphatic vessels are floppy and open to let stuff like excess fluid and bacterias and escaped protein in, but they close up and not let them out,
My question is: what If the vessel flops open to let, for example, a bacteria in, and while it is open, a bacteria already captured escapes out? Is that even possible? If it is then what happens?
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