Anatomy & Physiology: Endocrine Part II

In this video you will learn about the anatomy and physiology of the endocrine system including the corresponding hormones. This is a great lesson and review for nursing and pre-nursing students.

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[jonniexxb]

This video was awesome, Thank you a ton!!!
I have a better understanding now!

[Unapologeticallyme_]

Professor D, thank you for taking the time to break it down!! Your teaching style is unmatched ☺️

[ukemefiong]

great teaching professor D . easy to understand. thank you alot, more grace

[ninomahilum]

Thank you Professor D. I graduated 2007 and your discussion brings me back to school. More on medsurg please. Just to let you know, i watch your video from the beginning till the end including all the ads 😊😊😊.. thanks thanks.

[jelissarobertz]

Professor D .. thanks for making this video. Your teaching style is amazing.

[mamabee]

Thanks so much for this 🎉
And as someone with Graves’ disease ( and a goiter) ‘I thought this was so helpful

[domicawebster]

I LOVE this! I wish my professors broke it down like you instead of reading from PowerPoints! Continue to do what you do! We appreciate it all!

[cortneyellyn]

I noticed that oxytocin is in the Posterior Pituitary gland and Prolactin is in the Anterior Pituitary gland. It's interesting that in order for a mom to make and then release milk for her baby it takes both sides of the Pituitary Gland. I wonder if that has anything to do with moms' sometimes having trouble with their milk. Sometimes I would make SO much milk but it would get stuck. I also had some PPA and PPD. Oxytocin is a "happy" hormone, right? Just an interesting thing to me that I wanted to share.

[Simplynieceee_]

Hi Professor D. Great video! Do you have a video on Hyper/Hypo Thyroidism?

[Daakie]

Professor D, please what is urine gravity