Airway anatomy
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2020
- We're going to look at and talk about the nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea and the bronchial tree quite lightly so that we can describe the anatomy of the airway.
Includes bronchopulmonary segments (but I won't name them all) and the mucociliary escalator.
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as a nursing student, your videos provide so much clarity that I cannot get from reading text books. You making learning easy and fun. thanks!!!!
Im studying medicine in Germany as an american- the lectures here lack a lot of the holistic flair common to english-speaking teaching. On top of that, its significantly easier to digest information when its in your mother tongue!
Thank you so much for these videos! :)
Hey i am from india and i am also grateful to have such person
I am also from India and english is like our 2nd Or 3rd mother tongue.
Btw great lecture by a great personality
the best anatomist i have ever seen
Simply the best teacher I have ever listened to.Thank you sir
I want to push a like button a million times to every video you make. You are simply awesome! I knew nothing about anatomy, now I know a lot thanks to you!
Thank you Dr. Webster!! This is waaay helpful. I have a breathing/meditation group and I send them to you for anatomy because it should be studied...this is perfect and on time. Thank you !!!!
I'm in nursing school and refreshing on Anatomy & Physiology. These videos are fantastic! Cheers.
ON TIME Sir! :)
Your videos are especially helpful for me since I am an athlete and knowing how the human body functions, I can further take better care of my body and condition it properly.
And also because I have been suffering from severe clinical depression for the last 10 years and I realized that my breathing had become severely shallow and most of the times I would only breathe through one nasal cavity. That has had severe consquences on the physical and mental health as well as focus and concentration.
I remember when I was a fairly intelligent person, had good focus, healthy body and a healthy mind and what has changed since then.
And your videos help me develop a proper understanding of our body and how it functions.
Also since I realized that the human body is the perfect engineering specimen -both: the functional and the self-regulatory aspect of it- perhaps we can unlock new engineering secrets by developing understanding of the human body.
My immense gratitude Sir :)
Thank-you Dr. Webster, this has been very helpful!! cheers. -Nigel
Awesome video! Fascinating content you're creating. Wishing you the best, much love!
Thank you professor! I finally know how the mucus is formed, travelled and excreted!
Grateful I found your channel Sir, I felt like I’m in a classroom watching you
Dear Sam, you are a legend! Thank you so much ❤
Thank You sir your explanations are amazing and simple to understand. Much love from india
I understand every of your videos. Thank you 🤗
your staff is very helpful
Thank you for your animated class. It is really helpful. May Allah live long.
Airway quiz tomorrow!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Superb, Thank you.
Good Job really, May God bless you
You are amazing, thank you
Amazing
This it the best video ever made
A heartly thanks from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Great lesson today. I've been eager to see you do a refresher on ears & lungs. Who knew you would knock them out back 2 back. Thank you again for this content and have you ever considered doing a live stream Q&A with the audience? From Texas.
I keep thinking about doing live stuff on Twitch but I don't have much time left in the week and I'm not sure if I'd have an audience. Maybe?
@@SamWebster oohh yeah that would be so cool :D
Sir, Would be grateful if you could make a video regarding walls of nasal cavity and the related structures ...Cheers!
thats great idea i have chronic sinusitis so i've been wanting to know about it
Amazing sir
Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot sir ❤
I like ur all video sir
you are the best
I wish science studied the lungs more. I got a bronchitis and bam i have persistent obstructive asthma. It acts more like copd bec i have phlegm i cough up and shortness of breathe thats not helped much by inhalers. I went from being a healthy 32 year old to struggling everyday. Anyway, you’re awesome at your teachings! Thankyou very much!!!
thank you very much
Thank you
Great video, thanx.
Why do we have nosebleeds n sometimes it comes out of the mouth in clots?
Back at it again because I forgot this was part of my exam in 20 min
tnq sir❤️🙏🏻
Just floating ideas, cus they work for me, and that is, we fail to breath very efficiently through our sinuses. They can become blocked and it is easier to use our mouths. This is folly because the air that passes through our sinuses is delayed a little but feeds into our upper chest bronchial tubes and not only inflates the upper chest but appears to massage the aortic arch. It's early days yet but the many photos and images of ill people I've seen all seem to express this failure, clearly.
Can you please do a video abt the nerves and arteries in the thorax region but in a cadaver ? I find it so hard to find structures on a real person /cadaver . Plz I needed for pin test .
Sir, please try the anatomy video of trachea
I am sorry about the asthma. You look greater than the asthma tho. Keep being great!!! @samwebster
Sir how I can watch your video in urdu
No dislikes..wow
Thanks💜🫶🥹
This man needs jaw surgery himself, I hope he realizes that, it’s quite obvious🤔
His face is narrow, just like mine, and the sides of his teeth don’t meet at the corner of his mouth, there is a black space there where teeth should be, it’s also why his voice sounds like he’s struggling to speak, it’s cuz he is, I wonder if he’s aware of this, it’s quite obvious from my perspective🤔 I have the exact same issue. The man needs MMA/Double Jaw Surgery or even MSE + MSDO