Buffers of the Body | Clinical Relevance

In this mini lecture, Dr Mike explains what buffers are and why they are important in the body! Including some clinical examples!

[rodney]

How this channel doesn't have over 1 million subscribers is beyond me! Thank you for all the hard work you do in distributing this content FOR FREE

[MimiMomo-re]

I am an Arab girl from Algeria and I liked the video very much and words of thanks are unable to express my gratitude to you, the most wonderful teacher in the world

[joyesua]

From Nigeria, I am so grateful for making me understand this more. Thank you very much.

[YMlatte]

OMG the way you turned all those zeros into "pH" was like magic!!

[robertangeles]

The way you guys explain all these hard-to-understand topics is awesome. Where were you guys when I was crawling to become a nurse? Thank you for continuously sharing your knowledge and expertise.

[academicsforfun]

I really like your videos, they're easy to understand, direct and simplified! I love binge watching your videos. I see the passion for teaching, makes me want to teach as well, and i mean be an effective educator like you, btw im a nursing student so this really helps! thank you so muchhh

[cgb]

By the way, Dr. Mike. I sincerely want to thank you for all these videos I watched when I was in college! I am now a psychology professor. I just started this year. And I still use your videos in my own lectures if needed. I aspire to be as good of a teacher as you are.

[Shadow-bsiu]

This just explained log -log etc in such an easy easy way. This is brilliant stuff Dr Mike!

[NoahZeus]

This is the best channel on YouTube if not top 3, watching these fellows for years along with some reading material for some specifics and the nomenclature. Very comfortable knowing exactly how your body works.

[sarahrezkallah]

I have almost never made comments on youtube in my life. but I just want to say a big Thank You for all your work! a Canadian nursing student in my 30s that doesnt have time to go thru text books and had the worst profs. but you specifically have been my anchor and the reason why I pulled it through. really. Thank you is not enough.

[channies]

You’re the best!!!! I love you for this ! I’m a 4th year med student and I’ve been so confused about the ph and -log equation and I’ve been searching up and down on YouTube for the past 2hrs to fully understand it. I’m soooo glad I stumbled on you😭 serendipity ✨

[trackgirl]

I've been struggling with this concept for a few days now. Tysm!!! Also why have teachers stopped teaching like this? U are a gem.

[atmccready]

fantastic videos, this is taught far better than my college professors. We need more teachers like you

[mahmoudalhamamsy]

what a lovely presentation, I've never understood as today. thank you, great job

[johanneschikomo]

THANK you DR mike, you have just saved me . i have my exam the coming week.❤❤❤❤

[MedRick-tc]

Best explanation of Ph I have seen!!
This is a fantastic video!!

[jasonlove]

This is the absolute most comprehensive, well explained and logical explanation of buffers!!!❤❤❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻your example tie ins to hyperventilation and the renal system really help to understand. Thank you! Your instructional skills are superior 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🧪🧪🧪

[ayapie]

Best channel in youtube mahal kita doc mike soooomuch

[melodysteele-hnbb]

Thank you for this video! It tied in so many concepts, I especially like the added touch of glycolosys and the Krebs cycle, it helps to paint the full picture of why we are learning this stuff

[curryisgood]

I am just someone who is really interested in how the human body works as well as health overall and I enjoy those videos a lot. Really well explained and always with information I didnt fully understand before like how ph got its name "ph". wish more people like you would teach in actual schools or universities.