Hi! Just wanted to thank you for the work you do. Without your lectures I would not have been able to pass my physiology course. Your students are truly lucky for having you as their professor. Wishing you all the best!
Hi my dear, in my mind teaching is an Art. there are many of people who have a lot of information or just data but as necessary they can't transfer their knowledge to other people because they are not Artist but certainly you are an Artist. My best wishes for your research and for your life. Dr Amir Jalali
Thank you so much 😊 I'm writing a test tomorrow. I wished you had more time for special senses too. But the video was great. Made studying with the textbook easier.
mam , i have a query please answer it can you please explain what you meant by " this trigger zone region is on the dendrite not the axon hillocl like other neurons "'
check 15:28 ,in all other neurons action potential is generated at the axon hillock but in the case of sensory neurons action potential is generated in the dendrites .
Hello Girlie Tarroza! You are very welcome! Most of the images in this lecture are used with permission from the textbook provider. The text here is Sherwood - Human Physiology. www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Systems-Lauralee-Sherwood/dp/1285866932
When people make little movements with their fingers or other body parts and I see it in the corner of my eyes why is it really irritating like I can’t ignore it even if I really tried or if someone is shaking their head vigorously and I’m seeing it why does it have a disturbing effect? Also if they make sounds it overwhelms me and causes me to be anxious like how is this effect possible?
Anatomy & Physiology Pro Okay, well once I went into a shop to buy something and approached the lady who worked there to ask her something and she clearly didn’t want to be bothered so she turned around and when I was speaking, she was shaking her head vigorously and it automatically cause me to feel a sensation of anxiety it was like she knew what she was doing? Like overwhelming my sense or something?
I kinda have the same problem. I can’t stand when people tap their feet and stuff. Even when I look away form it, I can picture it in my mind and it just makes me feel so irritated, lol.
Hello Kwakye Daniel. This set of lectures was for Sherwood's Physiology: www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Systems-Lauralee-Sherwood/dp/1285866932/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2KEP5G9EY8SRB&dchild=1&keywords=sherwood+physiology&qid=1630642678&sprefix=sherwood+phy%2Caps%2C235&sr=8-2
Hello! This channel is called Physiology for Students, you should see the link above, or try: th-cam.com/channels/HuyNdxqqoEiQXv5c4GerkA.html?view_as=subscriber
kentoo sierra thank you for your comments. In most recordings I have adjusted the sound to be as loud as possible. That being said, this is not a professional production, but rather simple for my students.
Hi! Just wanted to thank you for the work you do. Without your lectures I would not have been able to pass my physiology course. Your students are truly lucky for having you as their professor. Wishing you all the best!
@Ismahan Salim - thank you for your kind words! I am so glad these lectures were helpful for you!
Hi my dear, in my mind teaching is an Art. there are many of people who have a lot of information or just
data but as necessary they can't transfer their knowledge to other people because they are not Artist but certainly you are an Artist. My best wishes for your research and for your life. Dr Amir Jalali
Thank you so much 😊 I'm writing a test tomorrow.
I wished you had more time for special senses too. But the video was great.
Made studying with the textbook easier.
thank you maam......i passed my exam bcz of this video....
Excellent teaching style, thank you
Many thanks for your great effort
I have exam recommendation for Vander phsiology book are these great videos following the mentioned book content
thank you so much for uploading this video, I understand the sensory neuron eventually!!!!!!
wow! im from Mexico and this helped me so much, thank you
Great video! Thank you, madam. Greetings from University of Hargeisa, school of medicine, Somaliland.
You are welcome Ibrahim Abdirahman! Greetings and best wishes to you!
Thank you, for your effort. Please try to improve sound quality.
This is SUCH a great video--you break down neurophysiology so well, far better than my professor. Thank you!!
Thank you for your kindness Sydney!
Wowwww, very amazing ❤❤❤
a life saver once again
Thank you so much for posting your lecture, I wish you were my professor!
Thank you for your kind words kumicomic!
In love with the voice 😍
You're underestimated
I like your voice btw
Super Amazing
This is great! Thank you so much!
❤❤❤
how can I get these slides ??? is there any link in the description ???
Thanks a lot.
By any chance, is there a way I can get these slides? You were extremely helpful, and I would like to revise using your notes 😊
mam , i have a query please answer it can you please explain what you meant by " this trigger zone region is on the dendrite not the axon hillocl like other neurons "'
check 15:28 ,in all other neurons action potential is generated at the axon hillock but in the case of sensory neurons action potential is generated in the dendrites .
Hi! Thank you for the great video, I just wanna ask where did you get the pictures you are showing? Thank you.
Hello Girlie Tarroza! You are very welcome! Most of the images in this lecture are used with permission from the textbook provider. The text here is Sherwood - Human Physiology. www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Systems-Lauralee-Sherwood/dp/1285866932
Please can I have to the power point??
When people make little movements with their fingers or other body parts and I see it in the corner of my eyes why is it really irritating like I can’t ignore it even if I really tried or if someone is shaking their head vigorously and I’m seeing it why does it have a disturbing effect?
Also if they make sounds it overwhelms me and causes me to be anxious like how is this effect possible?
Anatomy & Physiology Pro Okay, well once I went into a shop to buy something and approached the lady who worked there to ask her something and she clearly didn’t want to be bothered so she turned around and when I was speaking, she was shaking her head vigorously and it automatically cause me to feel a sensation of anxiety it was like she knew what she was doing? Like overwhelming my sense or something?
Cara Sandholdt but how does that overwhelm the senses?
I kinda have the same problem. I can’t stand when people tap their feet and stuff. Even when I look away form it, I can picture it in my mind and it just makes me feel so irritated, lol.
Thanks for this video, pls what physiology test book do you use to teach
Hello Kwakye Daniel. This set of lectures was for Sherwood's Physiology: www.amazon.com/Human-Physiology-Systems-Lauralee-Sherwood/dp/1285866932/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2KEP5G9EY8SRB&dchild=1&keywords=sherwood+physiology&qid=1630642678&sprefix=sherwood+phy%2Caps%2C235&sr=8-2
Where can I find more of her lectures?
Hello! This channel is called Physiology for Students, you should see the link above, or try:
th-cam.com/channels/HuyNdxqqoEiQXv5c4GerkA.html?view_as=subscriber
I was drinking coffee when the fart example happened XDD
please I will like to have the powerpoint of this video
Same
@@jessicaftw9564 just take screenshots of every slide in this video
Next time if you do lecture tutorials make your voice loud. Your like talking to your self only you can hear your voice.
kentoo sierra thank you for your comments. In most recordings I have adjusted the sound to be as loud as possible. That being said, this is not a professional production, but rather simple for my students.
Louder your voice
you should have a better microphone