Calcium homeostasis

An episode of the Physiology Corner With Professor Howard podcast, hosted by Christina Howard, titled "Calcium homeostasis " was published on April 26, 2022 and runs 16 minutes.

April 26, 2022 ·16m · Physiology Corner With Professor Howard

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Summary

In this episode I explain why calcium in our blood plasma is such an important ion what kinds of things it does when we have adequate plasma calcium and what tends to happen when our plasma calcium is disregulated. I also discuss how calcium levels in the plasma are managed by the endocrine system and the cells that build and dissolve bone in our skeletal system.

Episode Description

In this episode I explain why calcium in our blood plasma is such an important ion what kinds of things it does when we have adequate plasma calcium and what tends to happen when our plasma calcium is disregulated. I also discuss how calcium levels in the plasma are managed by the endocrine system and the cells that build and dissolve bone in our skeletal system.

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