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@wiltonpt12 ай бұрын
You said it the opposite way...the pressure at the bottom is greater than the top?? I think you mean the other way around.
@10minutephysiology502 ай бұрын
Hi! Thanks for the comment! However, the intrapleural pressure at the bottom is greater than the intrapleural pressure at the top when a person is standing. This is because when a person is standing, gravity pulls the lungs down from the apex toward the diaphragm. This creates a greater partial vacuum at the apex than at the diaphragm. This is why the intrapleural pressure at the apex is more negative than the intrapleural pressure at the bottom when a person is standing. And since the intrapleural pressure at the apex is more negative than the intrapleural pressure at the bottom, this means that the intrapleural pressure is less than that of the base.
@tripleraze321Ай бұрын
A less negative number is larger/greater than a more negative number. Just because the number itself is smaller should not distract us from the fact that there is a negative sign in front of both values. Therefore -2.5 for example is a much greater pressure than -10
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Thank you so much for this video! My text book barely took half a page to cover this, and it was just a quick mention in the lecture. Sure, maybe it's not crucial that we understand the ins and outs of it for this course, but personally I prefer to fill in any question marks before moving on. Short videos like this also prevents you to get stuck on it for longer than necessary, so now I can move on with the rest of the chapter! Thank you!!
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@GoodsonSampa5 ай бұрын
This is different from what we were taught...ICF is 40% of body weight and ECF is 20% of body weight
@eman56695 ай бұрын
Thank you for great explantion ,just if you can explain the concept of transpulmonary pressure and cardiac trans mural pressure ,how are they connected thanks
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@vikivikiitsBertie8 ай бұрын
I thought that could be 2 forces ,electrostatic and diffusive forces, at work
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@10minutephysiology50 Жыл бұрын
MINOR TYPO CORRECTION: Beginning at @1:32 I begin discussing the different layers of the adrenal glands. During this part of the video, I have small textboxes describing each layer and what hormone(s) they produce. However, I mistakenly typed "Zone" instead of "Zona" in these boxes. Therefore, the correct names for the three layers of the adrenal cortex are the Zona Glomerulosa, the Zona Fasciculata, and the Zona Reticularis.