How do kidneys regulate systemic blood pressure? (indirect vs direct)

This video explains the relationship between blood volume and blood pressure, vessel diameter and blood pressure, the direct vs indirect renal mechanisms of regulating blood pressure, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone mechanism, ACE, ADH (anti-diuretic hormone)

[@saberlei]

Such a clear explanation! I love the pace of it.

[@munakc2759]

One of the best videos on the ‘Mechanism of Kidney to regulate the BP’ that I have watched so far..Loved the way you have walked through each steps so effortlessly! Looking forward to watching more videos like this 👍

[@fearlessniga4286]

You are great I wonder why it doesn't have more views

[@matejspendal1870]

Very good video, nicely explained!

[@marquellankomo3323]

Thank you very well explaned

[@lexsnowball505]

You're amazing

[@ART_JOU]

Thank u so much

[@betzib8021]

If blood volume goes up blood pressure will not go up if vessels are flexible.

[@AnatomyHero]

You are right, I should have specified that that rule applies when all other variables remain constant (meaning that the blood vessels diameter remains the same)
I sort of implied that in my pipe analogy, saying that if you have the same volume of water in the same size pipe the pressure will be higher, but I should have made it more explicit.

[@AnatomyHero]

I also could have related it to the effects of hardened arteries... I very well may release this video again. I put it together very quickly because I have students who have a test tomorrow!