I’m looking for more anatomy videos like the one you explained in the shoulder region can’t find ,do you have more physio therapy videos ,stuff that can help one ace NPTE? Do you know material that can help with NPTE exam,just getting started
Hey Mr. Siebert, thanks for this video, it's helpful for year 1 of med school :). I was under the impression that the patellar tendon reflex is monosynaptic, instead of polysynaptic. Doesn't that mean that the afferent neuron synapses directly with the efferent neuron, and that therefore an inter-neuron or relay neuron isn't involved? Thanks.
Plz help me my brother is sapinal cord injury t11.t12 age 19 year old sapinal cord injury 2july 2019 but surgery 16july 2019 no feel that urine and stool plz reply me level in sapinal injury t11.t12
Man you have got a disability is such a joke you have better understanding of human body than who have a normal body you have higher consicousness then a normal people i dont think you as a disable man i think you are more capable than me , i know it is not an easy thing that you are dealing with and you have such a nice guts to talk about your injury weakness you make strongest is always there you are not a disable 😊
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Best teacher ever. Thank you!
Concept cleared like a cakewalk.. awesome Mr. Siebert.
Helped me understand the Spinal Cord Injury case we had, thanks for the detailed explanation :)
Thank you Mr. Siebert! It's mainly about "you won't experience the feeling of those signals"
You're welcome! Yep, that's the main idea...to feel something the signals have to make it up to the brain.
Thank you so much for this. It's amazing how you are able to teach and find purpose in your injury. God bless you. You're a great teacher!
What she said!
Wow! Thanks for the inspiring and brilliant lecture! 🙏🙏
This was great! Thank you so much and keep up the amazing work!
Thanks ,well explained ❤
I’m looking for more anatomy videos like the one you explained in the shoulder region can’t find ,do you have more physio therapy videos ,stuff that can help one ace NPTE?
Do you know material that can help with NPTE exam,just getting started
Does the actual spinal cord cause the motor neuron to reflex jerk not the 🧠 brain? Someone else explained it this way wondering if that is correct?
Thank you very much sir
Keep up the great work 🌼
Excellent explanation.
So there are 7 cervical vertebrae bones but 8 nerves?
Hey Mr. Siebert, thanks for this video, it's helpful for year 1 of med school :).
I was under the impression that the patellar tendon reflex is monosynaptic, instead of polysynaptic. Doesn't that mean that the afferent neuron synapses directly with the efferent neuron, and that therefore an inter-neuron or relay neuron isn't involved? Thanks.
+MemPhys Cool man, thanks very much.
is your whole spinal cord affected or just the one side of the spinal cord?
Please send book reference for anatomy physiology for PE professor or teacher
In link pdf or book
Thanks for video
Excellent video, thanks for posting, much appreciated : )
why is the initial reflex pain? shouldn't it be muscle stretch reflex?
brachial plexus?
Plz help me my brother is sapinal cord injury t11.t12 age 19 year old sapinal cord injury 2july 2019 but surgery 16july 2019 no feel that urine and stool plz reply me level in sapinal injury t11.t12
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you are one handsome one!!! lol I am married but I had to say it! Please don't be offended. :) great video too. good job.
Man you have got a disability is such a joke you have better understanding of human body than who have a normal body you have higher consicousness then a normal people i dont think you as a disable man i think you are more capable than me , i know it is not an easy thing that you are dealing with and you have such a nice guts to talk about your injury weakness you make strongest is always there you are not a disable 😊