Subscibing is not a favor, it’s the least we can do for these gems.

Awesome thank you Dr. Randy. Always nice to have some extra practice.

amazing dr.Neil thank you ,please consider simplifying ovarian\testicular tumors as well.

Looks you're back on a roll with these videos. I'm gonna watch these so much they're gonna play on a loop in my REM sleep!

Dr.Randy thank you so much for uploading the videos everyday.

Dr.Neil thank you so much for your time and effort putting on the videos. So excited every time your new video showing-up on my screen. One of The BEST USMLE channels.

Thank you Thank yo much Dr Neil this was amazing Hugs.

Thank you for posting these videos... Please keep making them .

DR Randy thank you was waiting for video :)

You are the best! Thank you!

You are just amazing at Medical Sciences, please neva stop making videos like this, it helps a lot! thank u so much, may God bless you abundantly.!!

this is amazing , You have and are helping me a lot. Please continue this video's , thank you

Thank you so much for your efforts! Worth Watching

your videos are simply amazing, the use of a question to dissect a large concept is truly a gift. thank you for your service dr neil

Amazing ! thank you very much💜

Thank you so much, dr. Neil It was so helpful❤️❤️

I always had hard time remembering GIT cells & their secretions. Thank you so much Sir, for this video.

Thank you so much sir, your lectures full of informative,our day start with your lectures. 👍😊

Huge thanks 🙏

bestie i have an exam tomorrow & THINGS HAVE STARTED TO MAKE SENSE YOU'RE SO GOOD

Thank you so much god bless you

great sir.....salute to u

Thank you so much, I'm a big fan of your videos, truly amazing for repetition without getting nervous again, because my step1 is in 2 weeks :-)) I have a question to 5:30, you said that the ECL cell got activated by ACh, but according to FirstAid (2023, page 380), only G-cells, chief cells and parietal cells get activated by ACh?? So in my opinion there's no stimulus from ACh to ECL - only the G-cell, which releases gastrin, activates the ECL cell, which then releases histamine (what you said later) - or am I wrong? It would be great, if you could answer that! Thanks in advance!

Lots of love from india 🇮🇳. Sir please start pharmacology

Why would someone with pernicious anemia develop ulcers? This conditions targets parietal cells (as you mention) but wouldn't this result in decreased acid production?

Sir,your explanation is marvellous.please keep on your good work of teaching.Please make more videos especially on cardiac cycle and other systems too,which will help us in passing this exam.May God bless you and reward you for this kind gesture of spreading knowledge.regards

For the question with the 75 year old man with pernicious anemia, I understand that his parietal cell is going over time so that means he will have increased acid. But why would he have pernicious anemia then? I though pernicious anemia happened when parietal cell was 'broken' and couldn't release intrinsic factor to bind the B12?

Thanks for all of the videos! Just curious, do you get all of your questions from nbme?

thank you so much Dr. Randy for your efforts, where can I send questions for you to make videos on?

Dr. Randy, can you post a link for the sheet in the last of the video

Before I just remember that PPI could cause C Difficile. Now I know that it blocks all the three H pathways of the parietal cell. :) Is that the reason that PPI may be the potential Gastric carcinogen?

ACE video

Not to sound stupid ... but if proton pump is impaired, how do we get ulcers ?

am like but u forgot th... but dr randy say it

Thank yo so much Sir. Thanks for the notes uploaded on the website. www.coastalmdlive.com. Also letting you know that the notes uploaded under Behavioral science and musculoskeletal is actually biochemistry.