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I have general anxiety disorder and this reminded me of when my therapist explained how fast is the signal transmitted and the body reacts whenever you touch something hot for example, therefore I need to very quickly apply an exercise of reverse counting whenever I get irrational thoughts.
Currently in PA school and they dive right into the minutia, and I miss the big picture. Literally thank you for organizing everything this way so now I can go back to making sense of the sympathetic innervations and pathways in the thoracic cavity.
This video, especially with the ending review, is the best I have seen on public use. I am a therapist and believe clients can own their thinking, feeling and behavior the more they understand how their body works. Knowledge of the human nervous system is a remarkable help in this regard.
I have my first year final year osteopathy exams in 2 weeks and its all about nerves. Cranial nerves, CNS, PNS, everything nerves. I have gone through the whole module needing a simplified breakdown like this and i have found it 2 weeks out. Thankyou for helping my simple mind understand
you are amazing professor Dave ...!! Thank you so much for saving me on my anatomy midterm i needed someone to organize my thoughts and just put everything together , thank you
Thank u sir. I forgot about 70% of anatomy. Watching these videos helps me a lot. Not to mention my teachers were boring as hell lol.u sound really good
I've done pretty well in my A&P class because of you and ninja nerds videos, thank you. This section is kicking my butt but (hehehe...butt but...) it helps a ton when you can watch these videos during the times that you can't sit down and concentrate.
After 10 years of seeking and a reolution to my AFIB, it turns out that the T4 syndrome could have been my issue all along. The problem is that I have been working against it while doing the wrong yoga and wrong workouts in the gym. Ths video here explains my symptoms and how it manages my heart and other organ functions. The T4 spine area as this video shows infulences so many organ functions. Very much apprciated.
Periphery nervous system can be grouped directly into somatic nervous system and autonomic nervous system. And there divide somatic n.s. into sensory and motor n.s. And autonomic n.s. into sympathetic and parasympathetic n.s.
Thank you professor for the lectures, this is exactly what i needed for our physiology major subject in college. i'm recommending this to my classmates.
I would love to show your anatomy and internal systems videos for my Yoga Teacher Training! You do such a great job explaining and breaking down all the systems. Would that be ok with you? Thanks for your time either way and love the videos!
I recently learned through a certain meditation technic that has a ancient tradition of secrecy how to tap into the autonomous part of my brain. One of the things I can do by doing that is create a energy I can physically feel moves through my body like electricity. When this energy moves through my body it gives me goosebumps and makes my hair stand up at will which according to the scientific community should be impossible ( I live in Florida btw so it's not even cold ). This energy also appears to help with pain such as the arthritis in my knees. I really want someone to study my brain or do a scan if I only knew anyone. I believe this can greatly help humanity as I believe we all have this same ability.
It’s CHI you have discovered (for yourself) and the Taoists have known about this energy for thousands of years. But, I can see how someone who has never heard of Qigong or Taoist Meditation might think they just discovered the wheel when they start to realize they can command their chi. There is an interconnectedness with chi-blood-breath, all of which have a direct/indirect effect on your nervous system.
I failed my phys exam earlier this year. I will take it again in a month and because of your videoes I think I will be ready this time! Thanks a lot =)
Amazing explanation. Liked. However one small confusion. As you say there are only 2 neurons (pre and post ganglionic) in between the CNS and the Effector organs, my mind is like how it's possible for just two microscopic neurons to cover that distance?
Hello! I just got a SGB shot yesterday to calm down my overactive amygdala. Am I ok to take phentermine or is it going to sabotage to work that was done taking stellar ganglion block? Please let me know! The Ph gives me massive anxiety. But energy and bit of happiness and willingness to connect with people as well, it basically helps me fight depression. Please help. Thank you
I’m just learning about this type of stuff and I’m using my friend’s Second Edition MCAT Behavioral Sciences review book as the source but I’m a bit confused. You described the peripheral nervous system as being divided into afferent and efferent fibers which makes sense so far, but then you describe the somatic system as being exclusively in the efferent category or only controlling motor function, which is not what the MCAT says. The MCAT describes the somatic nervous system as consisting of "sensory AND motor neurons distributed throughout the skin, joints and muscles." Just want to know for my own sake where the error is occurring on this…. admittedly trivial thing. Everything else matches up perfectly.
What significance is it that the parasympathetic system is mainly controlled by the vagal nerve and originating mainly from the cranial nerves and sacral plexus compared to the sympathetic being controlled by the thoracic plexus?
Thank you professor May I ask a question? If parasympathetic nerves and sympathetic nerves arise from peripheral poles and middle region of spinal cord respectively, then where from the spinal cord do sensory and somatic nerve arise.? Please could you explain
I heard Hyperhidrosis matter to the sympathetic nerve system, Is there any research to develop the parasympathetic nerve system to resolve the hyperhidrosis?
I love you bro. You saved my life for orgo in undergrad, now you're saving my life in dental school. I needed someone to just organize everything like the way you did in that chart. Now it all makes sense. Thank you bro!
I know right! He’s that smart friend you always need to take his notes in the school
I have general anxiety disorder and this reminded me of when my therapist explained how fast is the signal transmitted and the body reacts whenever you touch something hot for example, therefore I need to very quickly apply an exercise of reverse counting whenever I get irrational thoughts.
Currently in PA school and they dive right into the minutia, and I miss the big picture. Literally thank you for organizing everything this way so now I can go back to making sense of the sympathetic innervations and pathways in the thoracic cavity.
Exactly, all the minutia makes us miss the forest through the trees 😮
This video, especially with the ending review, is the best I have seen on public use. I am a therapist and believe clients can own their thinking, feeling and behavior the more they understand how their body works. Knowledge of the human nervous system is a remarkable help in this regard.
Pharmacology student and I didn’t realize how much I needed this
I have my first year final year osteopathy exams in 2 weeks and its all about nerves. Cranial nerves, CNS, PNS, everything nerves. I have gone through the whole module needing a simplified breakdown like this and i have found it 2 weeks out. Thankyou for helping my simple mind understand
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Thank u sir. I forgot about 70% of anatomy. Watching these videos helps me a lot. Not to mention my teachers were boring as hell lol.u sound really good
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I've done pretty well in my A&P class because of you and ninja nerds videos, thank you. This section is kicking my butt but (hehehe...butt but...) it helps a ton when you can watch these videos during the times that you can't sit down and concentrate.
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After 10 years of seeking and a reolution to my AFIB, it turns out that the T4 syndrome could have been my issue all along. The problem is that I have been working against it while doing the wrong yoga and wrong workouts in the gym. Ths video here explains my symptoms and how it manages my heart and other organ functions. The T4 spine area as this video shows infulences so many organ functions. Very much apprciated.
Periphery nervous system can be grouped directly into somatic nervous system and autonomic nervous system. And there divide somatic n.s. into sensory and motor n.s. And autonomic n.s. into sympathetic and parasympathetic n.s.
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Thank you professor for the lectures, this is exactly what i needed for our physiology major subject in college. i'm recommending this to my classmates.
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I would love to show your anatomy and internal systems videos for my Yoga Teacher Training! You do such a great job explaining and breaking down all the systems. Would that be ok with you? Thanks for your time either way and love the videos!
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You are good lecture, countneo to guide medical students
I recently learned through a certain meditation technic that has a ancient tradition of secrecy how to tap into the autonomous part of my brain. One of the things I can do by doing that is create a energy I can physically feel moves through my body like electricity. When this energy moves through my body it gives me goosebumps and makes my hair stand up at will which according to the scientific community should be impossible ( I live in Florida btw so it's not even cold ). This energy also appears to help with pain such as the arthritis in my knees. I really want someone to study my brain or do a scan if I only knew anyone. I believe this can greatly help humanity as I believe we all have this same ability.
Hi I would recommend looking at Epigenetic’s. Jo Dispenza or Bruce Lipton. I hope it helps your discoveries. Andy
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It’s CHI you have discovered (for yourself) and the Taoists have known about this energy for thousands of years. But, I can see how someone who has never heard of Qigong or Taoist Meditation might think they just discovered the wheel when they start to realize they can command their chi. There is an interconnectedness with chi-blood-breath, all of which have a direct/indirect effect on your nervous system.
Thank you, Professor Dave. This is exactly what I needed for my Biology End of Semester Project.
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Amazing explanation. Liked. However one small confusion.
As you say there are only 2 neurons (pre and post ganglionic) in between the CNS and the Effector organs, my mind is like how it's possible for just two microscopic neurons to cover that distance?
Yes.
The nerve fibres travel long distances even though they are microscopically thin
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I just got a SGB shot yesterday to calm down my overactive amygdala. Am I ok to take phentermine or is it going to sabotage to work that was done taking stellar ganglion block? Please let me know! The Ph gives me massive anxiety. But energy and bit of happiness and willingness to connect with people as well, it basically helps me fight depression. Please help. Thank you
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I’m just learning about this type of stuff and I’m using my friend’s Second Edition MCAT Behavioral Sciences review book as the source but I’m a bit confused. You described the peripheral nervous system as being divided into afferent and efferent fibers which makes sense so far, but then you describe the somatic system as being exclusively in the efferent category or only controlling motor function, which is not what the MCAT says. The MCAT describes the somatic nervous system as consisting of "sensory AND motor neurons distributed throughout the skin, joints and muscles." Just want to know for my own sake where the error is occurring on this…. admittedly trivial thing. Everything else matches up perfectly.
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What significance is it that the parasympathetic system is mainly controlled by the vagal nerve and originating mainly from the cranial nerves and sacral plexus compared to the sympathetic being controlled by the thoracic plexus?
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what is the connection between the autonomic nervous system and the Default mode network? they seem to have some similar fnunctionallites
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May I ask a question?
If parasympathetic nerves and sympathetic nerves arise from peripheral poles and middle region of spinal cord respectively, then where from the spinal cord do sensory and somatic nerve arise.? Please could you explain
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Can u tell somatic disorder please
And how to cure without antidepressants
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What would cause one system to be dominant instead of balanced. And how would one FIX that. Tyia
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Just pausing for a second: thank you for this excellent explanation.
I heard Hyperhidrosis matter to the sympathetic nerve system, Is there any research to develop the parasympathetic nerve system to resolve the hyperhidrosis?
Could You tell me please why the nerve fiber in the Parasympathetic longer than the nerve fiber in sympathetic ..
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a neurotransmitter of a sympathetic system is:
1. Acetyl choline
2. Noradrenaline
3. Gaba
4. Glutamate
Is it 1 right ?