Yeah I don't recommend that book...get my comprehensive notes...you won't miss anything - they are from Guyton but simple to understand...or you can read Guyton
Mam ,due to dehydration our resting saliva flow,i.e not stimulated by chewing ,,,,decreases and Futher increase after water intake.hence total unstimulaed saliva flow vary according to body condition.unstimulated saliva flow rate is normally 0.5ml per minute
Hi are stretch injuries of nerves do they regenerate i have stretched a nerve and i feel numbness now. Do nerves that are stretched do they tear open or are nerves strong.
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You really explain very nice, please keep making these videos. They are really helpful. ❤❤
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Thanks maamm..plz make a video on myelinogenesis
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Thank you very much mam I understand this concept clearly mam 👍☺️☺️☺️☺️👍👍👍
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Mam your videos are mose useful to us🙏
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Thankyou so much mam god bless you
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Hello ma'am which book you advise for understanding physiology
Always Guyton. For simple read- understanding medical physiology by Bijlani
And now ofcourse my notes too
But mam college is recommending gk pal
But it's too tough to understand
Yeah I don't recommend that book...get my comprehensive notes...you won't miss anything - they are from Guyton but simple to understand...or you can read Guyton
Download physiology open app from play store
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it is a excellent explaination , can you make some more videos on merve muscle physiology ?
Check out the playlist on nerve muscle physiology
For some topics - have a look at this : www.physiologynotes.net/nerve-muscle-physiology
Though still working on some aspects of notes
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Mam ,due to dehydration our resting saliva flow,i.e not stimulated by chewing ,,,,decreases and Futher increase after water intake.hence total unstimulaed saliva flow vary according to body condition.unstimulated saliva flow rate is normally 0.5ml per minute
yes, thats the unstimulated flow rate. Yes this change is noticeable. You can even tell that from your daya to day life itself
I wanna ask that,is this change can be noticed ?
Yup !
Hello mam after vagotomy can reattached vagus nerve😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I don’t think say..can’t say I am aware of this
Can we live with one vagus nerve
I have only one vagus nerve 😢😢😢
What happens to the area where the nerve grows? Does normal sensation return partially or does regeneration have to be complete as the nerve grows?
Yes sensation may return. It depends on the severity of nerve injury
Hi are stretch injuries of nerves do they regenerate i have stretched a nerve and i feel numbness now. Do nerves that are stretched do they tear open or are nerves strong.
Depends on the extend…minor stretches will recover
Can women with post endometriosis surgery legion refkexisve muscle spasms heal their nerves in the pelvic floor?
I can’t say…consult the doc
Mam is orthograde same as anterograde
Yes
Mam , Tuesday I have internals on general,blood , nerve , muscle physiology.tell me some important questions mam
Erythropoiesis, hemostasis- with functions of platelets, clotting pathways, anticoagulants in vivi and vitro, cell mediated immunity, blood transfusions indication and hazards, Landsteiner law, erythroblastosis fetalis, action potential diagram and ionic basis, nerve injury, saltatory conduction, ec coupling, nm transmission, blockers, molecular basis of muscle contraction, myasthenia gravis
Mam can u please share the link of GIT notes
Sorry not yet available. Notes on Respiratory physiology will be released by the end of this month
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.rogers.ezlep&pcampaignid=web_share
Now full physiology notes also available
Can nerves regenerate after being compressed for a year?
Depends on how much is the compression…
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Mam ,does the unstimulated saliva flow rate change is noticed inside mouth😄?
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