Nothing to do with blood, Neurologist said. Facial paralysis only, left eye and lip, horrible throbbing pain comes and goes under left ear/neck area. Info?🙏😿
@AlexanderGilling4 күн бұрын
This was a good video.
@tumushabeagness-ix5rn5 күн бұрын
Great explanatory
@UpInTheSky20256 күн бұрын
Great video. I will do the experiment with my son. 😊
@user-sm4sf4ff2i9 күн бұрын
Cheer~~the thickening and hardening of the walls of the arteries, occurring typically in old age.😊
@animal57915 күн бұрын
would you mind doing a similar video about radiation effects on the human body. Like how is cosmic background radiation beneficial, how exactly does cancer treatment benefit us, from current research why is too much radiation destructive and how is that limit measured, and how have the measurements for those things been developed over time?
@animal57915 күн бұрын
i absolutely love that you made this with the story of how these discoveries were made over time which i believe helps build up the understanding of what these phenomena are and how they affect the human body.
@animal57915 күн бұрын
i really wish i had this video during calc 3
@user-rn9wd3co5h17 күн бұрын
i was so pissed to see kenhub providing half videos for free and required subscription to watch full video but then i found your channel and you're honestly goat.
@user-rn9wd3co5h17 күн бұрын
better than what kenhub provides after subscription. A real doc is always better.
@user-rn9wd3co5h17 күн бұрын
thanks doc
@anipodat39419 күн бұрын
9:35 Isn't the "alternating single and double bonds" actually inaccurate? I believe the six bonds are in fact indistinguishable due to "electron delocalization" and the electrons are spread throughout the ring in a sort of hybrid between a single and double bond. This can be represented as a circle inside the benzene hexagon, which is a more accurate understanding.
@OmniversalInsect21 күн бұрын
Is the presence of the aldehyde group in the linear form the reason for glucose being a reducing sugar, even though the cyclic form is much more abundant?
@raya870121 күн бұрын
Wow very informative video, thank you so much its so helpful
@user-nj5uf7zf1n22 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video letting a beginner like me absorb the knowledge well!
@jmtradbr22 күн бұрын
So many fun (and harmful) x-ray machines
@tsarrite24 күн бұрын
Just lost my smell and taste and I lost the will to even eat anything, I guess it's working good as a diet. :/
@estebanfuenzalida758127 күн бұрын
That guy that jumped on that car definetely died on camera
@tsparker99Ай бұрын
I enjoyed your video. I have been designing X-ray tubes for over 20 years, everything from a 0.5 watt tube which is on the Perseverance Rover, to a 110 Kilowatt tube designed for cardiac stop motion studies. I would like to make one correction to your understanding of the X-ray physics. The angled target has a negligible effect on the production or direction of the X-rays created. The electrons interact with the anode material and the photons are generated essentially in a spherical globe of emission. Those emitted in the direction of the anode structure are mostly absorbed in the anode or target as we call them. The other hemisphere of emission leaves the surface in all directions and must be shielded except for the photons which are useful in the direction of the object you wish to illuminate. The beam is trimmed or collimated as needed so as to only allow the useful photons to escape the tube housing. The reason the target (anode) is angled goes back to your discussion of the erosion of the target by heating of the anode material. The heat generated during high power exposures is sufficient to melt any metal. When done on purpose, this is used for electron welding. In X-ray tubes we do not want to melt the anode, but we also want a small point source for the X-rays to improve the image quality. We cannot have a point source, because it would melt the anode, so we compromise and make a narrow long focal spot on a rotating anode to spread the heat over a much larger area, but we place the electron beam on a slanted surface and look at it along the edge. This makes the focal spot looks almost like a point, or at least a very small box when viewed at a shallow angle. So, the rotation and angle are all about spreading the heat out over a large area, so we don't melt the anode. Perhaps you will make an updated video at some point and you can make the correction then. If not, at least it is in the comments.
@RachelAshley-x4qАй бұрын
Thay was excellent. The illustrations made evrything clear for me.
@Amelia-om7ewАй бұрын
such a great video, thank you so much!
@josepheridu3322Ай бұрын
A decade old video that is still useful and informative.
@thevoiceharmonicАй бұрын
The thumbnail shows a lordotic projection and the chest xray shows a normally positioned chest xray but in positive rather than negative. Radiographers know very little about the technology they use. For instance, 75% of radiographers don't know what happens to the projection if the tube angle is changed. They think everything changes, but in reality, only collimation. Here is the error kzread.info/dash/bejne/n46EpsGgfNabdNo.htmlsi=22dNe-agXosfbrT0
@OmPrakash_perkysag3Ай бұрын
Extremely great selection of images to depict anatomy to the smallest detail. Thank you for this.
my nigga you carried one o me finals u real asf nigga
@Ashish-134ll2 ай бұрын
I think few days rest can cure itself?😅 Maybe it's always good to listen to Orthopaedic specalist.
@Ashish-134ll2 ай бұрын
I just love Non invasive surgeries. I loved it
@gloomyvale36712 ай бұрын
With Edison he’s like a fake medium who says he can move paper with his mind study and set some powder and he can’t do it, it’s a trick with Edison he was quit the Freud, if those people were not camped outside his lab I’m sure he would have miraculously come up with a solution thought up by someone else. It makes me sick that this guy is put on a pedestal when it’s proven he just took other inventors ideas and then even got others to improve on his own.
@HawtStyle30002 ай бұрын
This is the best video covering diffusion that I've seen on youtube!
@chantelledeley3 ай бұрын
Can this procedure be done for both sides of the body now and not just one?
3 ай бұрын
Excelent video
@NorthernFog-tf9qu3 ай бұрын
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@benababiodanso28853 ай бұрын
Great job🎉❤
@geraldmansfield26313 ай бұрын
Interesting. This could be simplified . Parasites are a brood facility for the virus to replicate. The parasite dies after 3 days, thus releasing few thousand virus each. The human virus response is over whelmed. The person gets sick. Kill the parasites and end the incubation of the virus. Worm wood is my dewormer of choice. "How to cure all Disease" by Dr. Hulda R. Clark. Get the book and read it cover to cover. I did.
@glamma2paris3513 ай бұрын
It’s been 3 years and still nothing
@Heffey023 ай бұрын
I think this video did a great job of explaining a complex concept. That being said, I still don’t understand any of this.
@janarthanam30933 ай бұрын
😊🤩
@kdaltex4 ай бұрын
Can ivermectin affect brain neurons?
@PhysicalScience-vi4nq4 ай бұрын
I understood a lot.
@PhysicalScience-vi4nq4 ай бұрын
I understood a lot
@Joe-lz7lv4 ай бұрын
Really good information!
@danielamedina96854 ай бұрын
My sense of smell never fully recovered after covid. Passed 2 years since then
@canvey5554 ай бұрын
I'm very grateful for this video, as someone that doesn't usually understand these kinds of things it explained tremendously well how everything worked in fine detail. Thank you so much for this Chris England, UK
@jimmiecalvert35724 ай бұрын
Our government is filled with a bunch of filthy liars the bush family the Clintons the Obamas and especially Joe Biden Mr. Donald J Trump is the only one that has Told the truth and Fights for the American people The rhino Republicans and a communist Democrats are for themselves and the power that comes with it they hate the American people
@poloshirtsamurai4 ай бұрын
My cousin and my wife have the same covid symptoms: had trouble breathing, high fever and bacterial pneumonia. Me and my kids just felt like it's ordinary flu. My cousin spent $8500 in the hospital and we only spent $200 treating my wife's covid at home, with ivermectin and without masks. We didn't bother wearing masks because we're already infected. My cousin spent weeks in the hospital and took a week to recover at home. My wife is up and about just after 3 days. The most expensive thing we spent on was the $120 15lb oxygen tank and we wouldn't have bought that if we had ivermectin from the get go. I couldn't spare $8500. I will take Ivermectin anyday, that's for damn sure.
@infinite_eye27274 ай бұрын
Wow incredible. Thank you for the depth of knowledge and unbiased information provided here. With all the marketing and bias media agendas it’s difficult to choose what type of sunscreen and protection best suits everyone’s individual needs. You provided most necessary information to help make the most informed choice possible. I am so grateful. Thank you!
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Amazing clarity :) Thanks a million!
Nothing to do with blood, Neurologist said. Facial paralysis only, left eye and lip, horrible throbbing pain comes and goes under left ear/neck area. Info?🙏😿
This was a good video.
Great explanatory
Great video. I will do the experiment with my son. 😊
Cheer~~the thickening and hardening of the walls of the arteries, occurring typically in old age.😊
would you mind doing a similar video about radiation effects on the human body. Like how is cosmic background radiation beneficial, how exactly does cancer treatment benefit us, from current research why is too much radiation destructive and how is that limit measured, and how have the measurements for those things been developed over time?
i absolutely love that you made this with the story of how these discoveries were made over time which i believe helps build up the understanding of what these phenomena are and how they affect the human body.
i really wish i had this video during calc 3
i was so pissed to see kenhub providing half videos for free and required subscription to watch full video but then i found your channel and you're honestly goat.
better than what kenhub provides after subscription. A real doc is always better.
thanks doc
9:35 Isn't the "alternating single and double bonds" actually inaccurate? I believe the six bonds are in fact indistinguishable due to "electron delocalization" and the electrons are spread throughout the ring in a sort of hybrid between a single and double bond. This can be represented as a circle inside the benzene hexagon, which is a more accurate understanding.
Is the presence of the aldehyde group in the linear form the reason for glucose being a reducing sugar, even though the cyclic form is much more abundant?
Wow very informative video, thank you so much its so helpful
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video letting a beginner like me absorb the knowledge well!
So many fun (and harmful) x-ray machines
Just lost my smell and taste and I lost the will to even eat anything, I guess it's working good as a diet. :/
That guy that jumped on that car definetely died on camera
I enjoyed your video. I have been designing X-ray tubes for over 20 years, everything from a 0.5 watt tube which is on the Perseverance Rover, to a 110 Kilowatt tube designed for cardiac stop motion studies. I would like to make one correction to your understanding of the X-ray physics. The angled target has a negligible effect on the production or direction of the X-rays created. The electrons interact with the anode material and the photons are generated essentially in a spherical globe of emission. Those emitted in the direction of the anode structure are mostly absorbed in the anode or target as we call them. The other hemisphere of emission leaves the surface in all directions and must be shielded except for the photons which are useful in the direction of the object you wish to illuminate. The beam is trimmed or collimated as needed so as to only allow the useful photons to escape the tube housing. The reason the target (anode) is angled goes back to your discussion of the erosion of the target by heating of the anode material. The heat generated during high power exposures is sufficient to melt any metal. When done on purpose, this is used for electron welding. In X-ray tubes we do not want to melt the anode, but we also want a small point source for the X-rays to improve the image quality. We cannot have a point source, because it would melt the anode, so we compromise and make a narrow long focal spot on a rotating anode to spread the heat over a much larger area, but we place the electron beam on a slanted surface and look at it along the edge. This makes the focal spot looks almost like a point, or at least a very small box when viewed at a shallow angle. So, the rotation and angle are all about spreading the heat out over a large area, so we don't melt the anode. Perhaps you will make an updated video at some point and you can make the correction then. If not, at least it is in the comments.
Thay was excellent. The illustrations made evrything clear for me.
such a great video, thank you so much!
A decade old video that is still useful and informative.
The thumbnail shows a lordotic projection and the chest xray shows a normally positioned chest xray but in positive rather than negative. Radiographers know very little about the technology they use. For instance, 75% of radiographers don't know what happens to the projection if the tube angle is changed. They think everything changes, but in reality, only collimation. Here is the error kzread.info/dash/bejne/n46EpsGgfNabdNo.htmlsi=22dNe-agXosfbrT0
Extremely great selection of images to depict anatomy to the smallest detail. Thank you for this.
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It is such an awesome video . Thanks a lot sir ❤
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#BloodCorvinus #Renessme-Sigmund$ #Bella-Edward$ #Twilight-TheTheoryOfEverything!
my nigga you carried one o me finals u real asf nigga
I think few days rest can cure itself?😅 Maybe it's always good to listen to Orthopaedic specalist.
I just love Non invasive surgeries. I loved it
With Edison he’s like a fake medium who says he can move paper with his mind study and set some powder and he can’t do it, it’s a trick with Edison he was quit the Freud, if those people were not camped outside his lab I’m sure he would have miraculously come up with a solution thought up by someone else. It makes me sick that this guy is put on a pedestal when it’s proven he just took other inventors ideas and then even got others to improve on his own.
This is the best video covering diffusion that I've seen on youtube!
Can this procedure be done for both sides of the body now and not just one?
Excelent video
❤❤❤❤
Great job🎉❤
Interesting. This could be simplified . Parasites are a brood facility for the virus to replicate. The parasite dies after 3 days, thus releasing few thousand virus each. The human virus response is over whelmed. The person gets sick. Kill the parasites and end the incubation of the virus. Worm wood is my dewormer of choice. "How to cure all Disease" by Dr. Hulda R. Clark. Get the book and read it cover to cover. I did.
It’s been 3 years and still nothing
I think this video did a great job of explaining a complex concept. That being said, I still don’t understand any of this.
😊🤩
Can ivermectin affect brain neurons?
I understood a lot.
I understood a lot
Really good information!
My sense of smell never fully recovered after covid. Passed 2 years since then
I'm very grateful for this video, as someone that doesn't usually understand these kinds of things it explained tremendously well how everything worked in fine detail. Thank you so much for this Chris England, UK
Our government is filled with a bunch of filthy liars the bush family the Clintons the Obamas and especially Joe Biden Mr. Donald J Trump is the only one that has Told the truth and Fights for the American people The rhino Republicans and a communist Democrats are for themselves and the power that comes with it they hate the American people
My cousin and my wife have the same covid symptoms: had trouble breathing, high fever and bacterial pneumonia. Me and my kids just felt like it's ordinary flu. My cousin spent $8500 in the hospital and we only spent $200 treating my wife's covid at home, with ivermectin and without masks. We didn't bother wearing masks because we're already infected. My cousin spent weeks in the hospital and took a week to recover at home. My wife is up and about just after 3 days. The most expensive thing we spent on was the $120 15lb oxygen tank and we wouldn't have bought that if we had ivermectin from the get go. I couldn't spare $8500. I will take Ivermectin anyday, that's for damn sure.
Wow incredible. Thank you for the depth of knowledge and unbiased information provided here. With all the marketing and bias media agendas it’s difficult to choose what type of sunscreen and protection best suits everyone’s individual needs. You provided most necessary information to help make the most informed choice possible. I am so grateful. Thank you!