Thanks again for the comments everybody. I am glad this video appears to be helping so many people out.

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@david05015

9 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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@lisagoncalves4711

7 жыл бұрын

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@TheAncientScholar

10 жыл бұрын

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Thanks! Was struggling to grasp the concept of why fluid was accumulating in this interstitial space due low oncotic pressure. I understand now. I guess this means that increased hydrostatic pressure will also cause this fluid accumulation?

This may be a stupid question, but here goes. When a napkin is placed in a glass of liquid (water) osmosis or oncotic pressure is caused, beginning a continuous pressure. When the liquid gets to the ends of the napkin, does gradient pressure cause the liquid to leave the napkin? And, in this case, does the height of the end of the napkin in the glass opposed to the end of the napkin on the exterior have a syphon effect, which would be the differential of the force gravitational attraction (negative pressure)? Like I said, this being basic physics have anything to do with either or both types of pressure.? tia

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TAS- WHATS MORE IMPORTANT IN HBP, TO BE LOOKING AT THE ONCOTIC OR THE HYDROSTATIC

hello ..i have a question ..why hidrostatic pressure influence the return of venous blood ? i don't understand the link beetwen them ..thank you

but how is hydrostatic pressure caused by gravity? I get the lateral pressure against the walls from fluid flow, but why do explanations credit this pressure with being related to gravity?

@markyounger1240

5 жыл бұрын

Gravity causes water to accelerate toward the center of mass (earth) that is how water towers work. That is why edema tends to be more in legs.

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Thanks, but pressure doesn't have direction though :)

@TheAncientScholar

9 жыл бұрын

Indeed. While pressure does not act in any preferential direction, a pressure gradient does have a direction. Hopefully that clarified things a bit better. Thanks!

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Far too "wordy". Get to the point(s) and stay with the point(s). Your thoughts meander and distract you, thus distracting the student(s).