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Raj Kalale Reddy
Raj Kalale Reddy11 months ago
Vassopressin (ADH hormone) : secretion, physiology and fuctions

Vassopressin (ADH hormone) : secretion, physiology and fuctions

In this video we will discuss the antidiuretic hormone (ADH) or vassopressin. Learn how this hormone affects important biological processes like water balance, blood pressure control, and social behaviour. It is produced in the hypothalamus and released by the posterior pituitary gland. #vassopressin #hormones #medicine @ecgkid In this educational video, we explain how Vasopressin affects the kidneys to decrease water excretion and prevent dehydration. Learn how Vasopressin affects the preservation of osmolarity, ensuring the delicate balance of bodily fluids. Additionally, we explore Vasopressin's interesting effect on blood vessels, shedding light on how it promotes vasoconstriction and helps to control blood pressure. Examine how this hormone interacts complexly with the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone pathway, a crucial element of cardiovascular health. _________________________________________________________________________ Timestamp- 0:00 start 0:12 what is vassopressin (ADH)? 0:28 physiology of ADH 1:23 Osmoregulation 2:13 vassopressin in social behaviour 2:24 vassopressin effect in brain _________________________________________________________________________ About Our Channel Our channel is about medical educational videos and online medical courses. We cover lots of cool stuff, such as emergency medicine, ECG, cardiology, and clinical medicine, as well as various other disorders and disorders of anatomy and physiology, along with cardiology and medicine (fields of study). Check out our channel here: @ecgkid Don’t forget to subscribe! FIND US AT https://www.ecgkid.com/ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL Get updates or reach out to get updates on our social media profiles! Twitter: https://twitter.com/ecgkid Facebook: https://facebook.com/ecgkid Instagram: https://twitter.com/ecgkid Spotify: http://spotify.com/ecgkid

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