Stretch reflex, muscle spindle physiology | alpha gamma coactivation | CNS physiology
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Must watch concept video on CNS physiology lecture on muscle spindle , stretch reflex - muscle spindle, Surrey h reflex pathway, alpha gamma coactivation,
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Revising for neet pg , and getting my concepts right
Thank you so much mam for the amazing video
Most welcome and best wishes
Literally no words for your explanation..... Simply Awesome....
Thank you 😊
Splendid..
This question repeats - in WBCS biennially.. Hopefully, I'll annihilate this on paper..
With Regard from WB..👍
Yeah you will. For sure ❤️😊
Mam you deserve more subscribers and views🔥🔥
Thanks
So wonderfully explained.. thankyou so much❤❤
Thanks and welcome
Thanks a lot ❤
Most welcome 🤗
Flawless !!
Thank u mam for making vedio on this topic !!
😀thanks for a wonderful comment
Super mam👍👍👍👍 crystal clear
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Dr, I have a question. Why do Gamma motor neurones concerning the thigh muscles become more sensitive even though we perform the Jendrassik maneuver in the upper limbs (interlocking fingers)
Spillover of activity
Some activation of those neurons also occurs
@@PhysiologyOpen thank you mam!
Thank you very much mam
My pleasure
Goodafternoon mam
Mam can u make vedios on
DEVELOPMENT OF EPSP AND IPSP
PROPERTIES OF SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION .
Yeah sure , will try to do this week itself
Why do we want our muscle to be sensitive during contraction in alpha gamma coactivation !?
During the muscle stretch reflex the gamma motor neurons contracts the intrafusal muscle fibres from the ends 'to make the muscle spindle activate for the next contraction'... if the gamma motor neuron is not present, during the stretch reflex along with the contraction of extrafusal muscle fibres the centre of nuclear bag fibres also contract and becomes inactive muscle spindle and 'cannot detect the next stretching since the muscle spindle fibre is only retaining its original length only'