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Kidney Diseases

video lesson SS3 · Biology · 17:13

This lesson covers various diseases that affect the kidney, focusing on kidney stones. It explains what kidney stones are, their symptoms, and the effects they have on the body.

  • 11:27 “it causes blood cells to filter out with the blood, it causes protein to be lost from the blood, and then the basin passes out urine containing blood cells. Some even practically urinates blood, and that is the situation...”
  • 02:21 “So let's look at the symptoms of kidney stone. If you look at the diagram of this kidney stone, this diagram is showing a normal kidney. But when you look at it very closely, you will see that in this diagram, there are...”
  • 08:09 “So, when we look at this diagram, you can see that I said, if there is a dihiche, every part of this will be reabsorbing water, but in the problem of duruses, the watery absorption will be impaired. And so, the nerve for...”
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Homeostasis and Organ Functions

video lesson SS3 · Biology · 22:39

The lesson covers the concept of homeostasis and the organs involved in maintaining it, specifically the kidney, liver, and skin. It describes the structure and functions of these organs, lists common diseases related to the kidney and liver, and discusses the effects of hormones produced by endocri

  • 16:25 “with urine. And because of the water being passed out, if it is too high for the body, the passing out of the water will reduce it back to normal. So with that, the level of water in our body is controlled at the optimal...”
  • 20:22 “through the loop of Henley, which I've said is found in the medulla, going up to the distal convoluted tube to get to the collecting dirt. When it gets to the distal convoluted tube, what we happen is the body having rea...”
  • 07:04 “But the ureta is the one that brings out the urine from the kidney and passes it to the bladder. So that tube that connects the kidney to the bladder is what we refer to as the ureta. Here we have the longitudinal sectio...”
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Human Internal Body Organs and Their Functions

video lesson SS2 · English Language · 06:15

This lesson covers the names of human internal body organs and their specific functions. Students will learn where these organs are located and how to use them in sentences.

  • 02:27 “These performs majorly the separation of oxygen from the air and remove of carbon dioxide from the blood. The next is the stomach. The stomach acts to digest food. Whatever it is we eat, it is the stomach that that that...”
  • 04:53 “and the picture on the on the screen. The next is the kidneys. The kidneys are a pair of wind-shaped organs on either side of the spine, below your ribs and behind your belly, equally can see the picture on the screen. N...”
  • 05:41 “upper abdomen. Here we have it on the screen, the picture of this stomach. All right, now the assignment is, mention the human organs with their different functions. Going by what's your story so far, you mention each of...”
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