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maam i have a doubt that you said that when drg neurons starts firing faster then it stimulate vrg otherwise not . but then how is drg neurons are stimulated at faster pace because the pre botzinger complex has a set rhythm .
Mam I learned that vagus nerve is associated with parasympathetic neural system but heiring brier reflex are in sympathetic conditions then how it activated in that condition
maam if pneumaotaxic centre is stimulated by stretch receptors afferents to it ,when volume of lung air increases above 1 L then how is it stimulated during rapid shallow breathing in which lung air volume does not increase that much
It’s not always 1 L...depending upon the volume, there is stimulation. Also it’s not only pneumococci center responsible for switch. Rhythm of pacemaker also important. So it’s a combination. Plus if it’s voluntary, then cortex also comes into play
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just completed my university exam and wrote the entire essay with ease, did nothing except seeing this video yesterday, just once, that’s all.
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maam i have a doubt that you said that when drg neurons starts firing faster then it stimulate vrg otherwise not . but then how is drg neurons are stimulated at faster pace because the pre botzinger complex has a set rhythm .
Apneustic center stimulates DRG
Thank you soooooo much ma'am 💜
You are so welcome!
13:57 it's switch to expiration not happens or inspiration not happens ma'am?
When pneumotaxic center active - switch to expiration occurs…when it is not able to act…inspiration will continue for long
Mam I learned that vagus nerve is associated with parasympathetic neural system but heiring brier reflex are in sympathetic conditions then how it activated in that condition
HeringBreur hasnothing to do with sympathetic system..it sabout lung volume increase and the feedback asscoiated with it
@@PhysiologyOpen ok mam
Thanks for replying
please make videos of all physio imp questions mam🎉
Yup…making
maam if pneumaotaxic centre is stimulated by stretch receptors afferents to it ,when volume of lung air increases above 1 L then how is it stimulated during rapid shallow breathing in which lung air volume does not increase that much
It’s not always 1 L...depending upon the volume, there is stimulation. Also it’s not only pneumococci center responsible for switch. Rhythm of pacemaker also important. So it’s a combination. Plus if it’s voluntary, then cortex also comes into play
Greatly explained mammm🎉
Thanks 😊❤️
also mam I read that VRG decrease breathing rate and DRG increase breathing rate.
How VRG is decreasing breathing rate
Where is it written?
Mam please upload chemical regulation of respiration and also cns completely
Did you see that one.. i have uploaded
Thank you soomuch maam🙂
Most welcome 😊
Mam plz upload video about Reticular formation
Have a look on video on mechanism of sleep
Ma'am plz upload photos of content index and 1 - 2 topics explanation in your book practical physiology
Will surely do. Thanks for the suggestion
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What is the meaning of vagus is cut in this case??
Sorry I don’t get your question
Crystal clear concept
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much ma'am for making this video for us. Very informative! Very nicely explained! Calm in your voice was motivating me to listen the video further
Thank you so much mam
So nice of you
Mam from where can we get this notes
My app: Physiologyopen on playstore
Tq mam I wrote my university examination well
Great😊. Keep working hard and bring laurels
Thank you teacher
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Very nice explanation
Thanks for liking
Pre botzinger vs botzinger complex mam...
As per respiratory function- prebotzinger complex is involved
Excellent video Ma'am
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Nice video mam very informative
Glad it was helpful
Tried to make it logically unlike in undergraduate books
@@PhysiologyOpen TQ mam plse make a videos in neurophysiology it helps a lot mam in ur way of teaching
Yes next one on learning and memory
@@PhysiologyOpen TQ so much mam
Mam,can u please upload chemical control of respiration too🙏
Working on that