Secondary active transport in the nephron | Renal system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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Secondary active transport in the nephron. Created by Sal Khan.
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Yesterday i was a beginner at Bio class, Today im officially a Doctor..(Y)
7 years later, your videos are still saving lives
indeed
make that 10 years
time flies，now is 2021
Make it 11
Make it 12
Fantastic, Thank you very much.
In 14 minutes you explained me what my teacher couldn't explain in 3 hours
Hellow haw are you
Good, how are you?
I'm also fine
me too I'm fine
To be honest, I have one of the most renowned bio teachers in my city, like he's known for teaching really well apparently. However, your video cleared the concept for me in literally 14 minutes MUCHHHHHHHHHHHHH better than he did over the course of two weeks!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much, Sal. 😊
always so grateful for videos from khan academy and specifically Sal’s lessons! I always click on the video hoping to hear Sal’s voice and when it’s him, I get so happy lol he explains difficult concepts so easily and effortlessly 😂 best instructor out there, best one I’ve ever gone through! thank you so much Sal!
Yeah got so excited when it was his voice again! Hahah
You've taught me more in a couple minutes, than my teacher has taught me all year!! Your the best!! Keep it up man.
this is what education is about, free, informative and no bigotry. I do not have to deal with some liberal agenda or some conservative piety, just the knowledge for me to consume.
Thanks Kan heres to many more videos. I am using these to help refresh myself to study for the MCAT
thanks man....i am watching this at 5 am for my today's exam
Did you pass?
Is this me in a parallel universe?
I'm so glad that you take the time to explain concepts like this. There's not enough time in my Bio class to explain as in depth as this, so this acts as a supplement for me! thanks!
This is absolutely fantastic, thank you so much. Truly a lifesaver! Would it be possible to repost the recent kidney videos that were deleted?
Thank you :)
10 years later also your videos are making life
The Return of the Sal"
This amazing channel is free and I can't thank you enough for being here and helping students like me who can't afford even low membership fees.
Please don't forget people like me and continue to make FREE contents as you are amazing at explaining things and making the most informative short videos! ✨❤🙏
I'm truly grateful for what you do. A lot of stuff I've learnt I owe it to you. Thank you.
greatly simplified!! that was of great help! thanx!
i cant believe how much time you save me from watching these, instead of me having to read through pages and pages of my textbook and still being left confused by the end of it
THANKYOU! :)
You just made crystal clear what my teacher is trying to hammer in my head for the last 3 weeks in about 12 minutes.
Nice job
Thank you :) I finally understand selective reabsorption!!!
Love your videos, the visual is just what I needed. Thank you!
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Your videos are brilliant. Best on RUclips and getting me through my studies. Thank you
YOU ARE THE BEST, THANK YOU. LOVE THE WAY YOU SIMPLIFY THINGS IT REALLY HELPED ME IN MY STUDIES. KEEP IT UP
Thank you! This helps clarify many things!
Every thing just clicked after watching this. Thank you.
You pay thousands of dollars for lectures that don't make much sense to you but this guy does it for free in 14 minutes and you completely understand it.
Hey, Khan. I LOVE your Biology videos. I've learned and understood SO MUCH. Could you perhaps do a video or Transcription, since I don't quite get it (with the lagging strand, Okazaki fragments and all that).
Thank you soooo much! This and the "The Kidney and Nephron" video are pretty much why im going to pass my Bio test tomorrow!
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its those new school slides that make it hard to relateto, when the lecturer actually draws pic & writes words it gives you a better chance to absorb it
really dono why this doesnt have a million more view, could help alot of medics out there
This video just saved me ..Thanx Salman Khan
At 9:03 , Its 2 sodiums that need to bind to transport 1 glucose. As such, 3 sodiums need to bind to transport one Amino Acid.
Thank You so much, please keep making more, you are by far the best, by far! You make everything so clear. Please keep it up!
gotta luv yr 11 human bio, thank you for making it make more sense!
Abosultely fab, revising for second year uni human bio' exam and this has saved the day when passive reading kicked in!!! Thank you soooo much ; )
Fantastic explanation and graphics...thanks for clarifying yet another seemingly obscure situation.
Thanks for your videos. I love them. They're easy to understand all of the process.
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Thank you so much for this information!
why does everyone make it so hard, except you?! Can you please teach our teachers?!
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You made our scripted discussion super easy to understand! Thank you so much!!
Thank you! This is very helpful!
Watching it like the third time, Always helpful.
I completely agree, this is fantastic, THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to produce these. Incredibly helpful, and easy to understand :-)
that was so awesome thanks SO much. wow life saver. wish my prof was like this. helped SO much please continue to make more biology videos!
amazing as always
thank you for these videos. enough said.
Thank you very much! Excellent tutorial.
you are a life saver..so helpful!!
Same idea ! Saaaame Idea !
Really good explanation ! Thank you
If you decide to make more bio videos, could you do some on Botany, and perhaps more on the nervous system, specifically brain structure? Thank you so much for all you've done.
This is so helpful. Thanks
If it wasn't for ALL your videos I would definitely not be doing as well as I am in A&P. Thanks for "dumbing it down" for me.
@abodxox Since the [K+] is high on the outside, then it binds to the pump without energy so it changes the shape of the Na+/K+ pump and K+ gets relaesed on the inside just like a carrier protein.... if u dnt still get it then....look up on khans videos on Sodium Potassium pump at 1:38.... ignore the first bit of the video about neurones.... hope this helps
Fantastic, thanks :)
You are amazing! Seriously! Thanks you!
good work sal; keep up the things
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Great video
Thanks
I had to watch it twice. but I been telling all my other classmate about Khan Academy. Excellent work.
you are a Life saver ! Thank you Thank you :)
Wow... yesterday i was a begginer at school, Today im a Doctor *Thumbs Up*
life saver....CLASS video
Thanks heaps!!
I wish I had Khans brain right now..
Great video!
So when glucose is getting back in blood stream then Na must also and also K must be entering and how des K enter the proximal tube or it does not enter
thank you!!! this is very precise and helpful...make more videos :))
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Thank you
When this video was published, I was 11 and in 7th grade.
thanks so much !!!!!
thank So much, that's really useful. I love it, I wish that people realise that knowledge is power, and I think you're doing it right. I also saw your video about buy vs rent and I totally agree. Anyway, thank you again. Life is beautiful :)
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+Lee Romeo LOL Lee, this teacher is excellent. I know how you feel. I also have just discovred this.. (doing a post grad course)
fascinating
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wow lol.. i wish I had this when I took Human Phyz lol.. But I didn't have too much trouble with the Kidney though.. I was the heart test that was tough.
love u sal
thanks a lot...:)
u explain better than my lecturers. gosh these lecturers shuold really attend a course on how to even speak properly. they have such poor communication skills.
great lecturs, but if you just give a tip how to have access to whol system, for exm: Renal system, Respiratory system. It hard to find the parts.
Thank a lot in advence
HOLY CRAP I JUST GOT IT.
griffith uni represent?
Why can't just every teacher explain it and make it seem as easy as you do? Instead of making their students cry with frustration because they can't give a good and simple explanation such as this?
YES
Thank u so much for the fantastic, informative video
but i have a question if u do not mind : does the lumen of loop of henle & distal convolated tubules have cells or only lumen (space)?
yep... probably because most of our professors are involved in research and have a concentrated, super in-depth knowledge in these areas. it's their blessing and their curse, methinks :/
PLEASE SO MORE VIDEOS ON BIO :)
what would i be without you...
thanks (:
thank u so much xD do ya do videos on anatomy for mbbs students ?
Correct (at the moment). The top comments have changed since my previous comment. Maybe I should have quoted those comments to avoid your confusion.
i wish i found these videos like months ago, my exam in may 6. Thank you for sharing and making science which i hate actually interesting and fun to learn
Calcium, Potassium, and Sodium are mentioned. How is Phosphate balance affected?