ADH vs Aldosterone

[shovad1]

i just watched this vid cause ur hot!!

[melissafleites]

taking my NCLEX in 3 days! thanks for the review =)

[aniis2003]

I was so CONFUSED! Thanks aLOT :) Your so so so beautiful btw;)

[daniel06479]

good Job

[saggarwal01]

Cushings is not a hyperaldosteronic state, cushings is a hypercortisolic state

[tamaratony86]

good review for my patho exam. Thanks

[029Vicky]

it's good but it's only elementary knowledge you are providing....move on...

[JESSNJ1]

Nice video. Thanks for the help.

[bollywoodmauritius]

so u r a Nurse?

[trusteedrmegan]

@esben6 is wrong. ADH (not aldosterone) causes aquaporin vesicles to migrate to the apical membrane in the DCT/CD. While it is true that Na+ is absorbed in the PCT, it is also targeted for reabsorption at the ascending limb of the loop of henle (nephron loop) as well as under the direction of aldosterone at the DCT/CD.

Erinduriel states that she is studying for the NCLEX, a nursing exam.

[rinauvo]

Thank´s

[grlena]

very well explained

[gdason1]

Are you a doctor? You are very very good. you simplify things well

[MiidnightxAngel]

You helped me out with this so much with the way you explained ADH and Aldosterone. You make it sound so incredibly simple. It all makes perfect sense now. Thank you so much for making this video!

[mikeman6kids]

If you can explain it like this you understand it well. Good job.

[manulovesflorida12]

You go girl!!!!! Thanks for the video

[esben6]

on which part of the nephron does aldosterone act?

[valarmanwe]

@esben6 The proximal convoluted tubule, I think. At least that is where sodium ions are reabsorbed.

[esben6]

@valarmanwe Well in the meantime I have figured out myself. Aldosterone acts primarily on the distal tubules and the cortical collecting ducts, although you are right that the proximal convoluted tubules reabsorb most of the sodium. But thanks for the answer anyway.

[ConradMcBad]

@esben6 valarmanwe is wrong, aldosterone causes aquaporin vesicles to migrate to the apical membrane of cells in the Distal Tubule/Collecting duct. Na is absorbed in the proximal convoluted tubule, but it's not very selective, and not under hormonal control.

[smgarcia505]

thank you sooo much! you made it so simple to undertand.

[AncalaMan]

I'm a podiatrist studying for my Boards Part 3 and the medicine part can be overwhelming; especially, when you have been out of school for 20 years. This was a good review by a very knowledgeable teacher. Thank you.

[389Lee]

This video was very clear and helpful. I am going to be quizzed next Friday on these very topics in Anatomy and Physiology 2 Lab. Thanks for the help.

[Mahogany0615]

U have helped me so much!!! I start 2nd semester nursing with fluid and electrolytes, fluid inbalance, acids and bases.etc..please post more videos after you finish school..i can't find better videos than these on utube..keep them coming!!

[mehrshadpiano]

good job , you can be a good teacher .

[minimary1986]

thank u

[kelliecthomas]

did u pass / thanks for the video

[Daisy78906]

thank you. this was helpful for my fluid and electrolytes test this week. :)

[storm91shadow]

Hope you pass NCLEX... thxs i got ADH and aldosterone mixed up.

[aicrag51]

pretty good for an easy explanation.... thanks and you should do more