Gastrointestinal | GI Motility of the Large Intestine

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be teaching you about the Large Intestine. During this lecture we will walk you through the physiology of the motility of the large intestine. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

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[rahulshah]

Unreal video, spent 3 days looking at my medical school lecture slides, didn't understand shit(pardon the pun), with one 30 minute video you acc cleared it all up . Legend

[hectordanielambrizvillalob]

Just finished watching the small intestine motility video, 18 seconds later, large intestine motility is released !!
Hells Yeah :D

[dialgaxx]

This sir deserves himself a medal!
I have final exam for physiology in 1 week, and I wasn´t understanding s***t about all this motility process. with you I finally got it!
Thank you so much!

Btw, I saw the video of gastric secretion, but could you do a video about Intestinal + Liver secretion? xD

cheers

[sergeymorozov]

Man, your illustration of the Valsavas maneuver is priceless, thanks for the great content!

[HotLavaMachine]

I'm a biology teacher just brushing up on university stuff for a premed exam and this was gold. So rare to find a well articulated, funny and knowledgeable video/presenter! Smashed it dude.

[asmagowani]

THANK YOU!!! You're honestly getting me through medschool, I would know literally nothing without you.

[petergerard]

I am not a medical student. I watched this video a few times to understand my gut problems. Thanks for a very educational video.

[alexb]

Most memorable physiology lecture I've seen thus far! (couldn't help but to smirk when you were talking about evacuation of the poop). I will never forget large intestine motility :D

[synergy]

Very well done! I’m not in medical school but I’m trying to learn about gut health and common ailments/ symptoms. If I can follow this, without a day in med school, then your med students should definitely be able to follow along. The beauty about this video is you included the out lying functions to describe how much the rest of the body is involved in gut health. Thank you!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 job well done!

[Athandatu]

Man, this guy can make science be fun. Loved the example of Chipotle and your external sphincter holding on for dear life.

[alih]

We should be the one thanking you! This channel is my Bible and a Goldmine.

[Lutherians]

Dang, just got out of GI block, thanks for carrying me through medical school by the way. I am trying to get my medical school to give you half of my tuition but they seem against it

[kathythomas-sgbh]

I have motility issues and found this very helpful in seeing how everything works.

[christinaboyce]

Wow! This is a GREAT video to answer my question and then some!!! The human body is AMAZING! And…. Professor Zach Murphy, your direct eye contact with the camera puts me in the classroom. I’ve learned so much; I know it will have a positive impact on my health. Thank you!

[lamispjm]

I LITERALLY LOVE THIS MAN AND ESPECIALLY HIS PASSION ! thank youu sir !!

[PressPowerPlay]

Ok I am only a fourth of the way through this video and I am in love. You are nailing this presentation! And in the process teaching more than my gastro doctor's even seem to even know. I think I just figured out my gut problem. Whoa.

[sushilkarad]

How much generous can you become dudeeee... he is thanking us after that golden lecture !!!!
Thanks ain't enough for you doc 🙏

[patrussell]

I love you Bro! I am preparing for my USMLE exams soon. Please do all the basic medical subjects in details like this. Thank you very much for all the hard work !

[udharitasharma]

You're literally making life easier for so many of us. Thank you ❣️

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