How do kidneys regulate systemic blood pressure? (indirect vs direct)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 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)
Such a clear explanation! I love the pace of it.
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 👍
You are great I wonder why it doesn't have more views
Very good video, nicely explained!
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If blood volume goes up blood pressure will not go up if vessels are flexible.
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.
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!