Autopilot Mode: The Autonomic Nervous System Explained | Corporis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2019
- Now that we know the general structure of the nervous system and how action potentials travel along the cell, we can get into some specifics. Enter the autonomic nervous system, which includes the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions, and takes care of those automatic bodily functions.
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Is noting (alpha1 and beta1 as excitatory) and (alpha2 and beta2 as inhibitory) recognized? This is my first time hearing it. When it comes to fight or flight, beta2 seems to be the excitatory for brochioles.
Good question! There are beta-2's in the lungs that *do* inhibit muscle contraction, and that's what causes bronchodilation (similar to the vasodilation example I mentioned in the video). Remember, there's smooth muscle around a bunch of different tubes in your body, including bronchioles and arteries. During fight or flight, we want our bronchioles nice and wide to let more air in, so our adrenergic beta-2s help those muscles relax.
That's an awesome question, and I'm actually going to pin this comment because of the nuance. Nice one!
SOURCE: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK542195/
@@Corporis Thanks! Awesome resource too.
Thank you so much for mentioning dysautonomia. As someone who has POTS I am always so happy when anyone helps bring light to the condition.
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I appreciate it! TH-cam technically doesn't like external links in the description, but I'll probably do it. Thanks Aunt Reen!
My teacher is having us write down facts from this video in anatomy class, this is very well explained !!
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What makes acetylcholine so special? I heard this neurotransmitter everywhere! Are there other hormone + neurotransmitter?
We don't need to talk about that acting in the opening skit....
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I can't seem to find the PDF file you had mentioned during your video. = (
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It's up now! Sorry for the (almost a year!) delay
"poor sleep-deprived student brains"
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