Parasympathetic Nervous System Anatomy

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Anatomy tutorial on the parasympathetic nervous system.
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You circled the female reproductive organs when talking about the effects on the bladder/ detrusor muscle.

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[@doctormaryanne.]

Nice video. You said the pelvic splanchnic nerve inhibits the internal anal sphincter. I’m confused because I thought parasympathetic nervous system is meant to initiate the internal anal sphincter. Please explain for me. I’m very confused ????

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Excellent video! Just to clear something up: isn't the myenteric plexus strictly referring to Auerbach's plexus (my=muscle, enteric=gut)? whereas Meissner's is the submucosal plexus?

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Can anyone or @anatomy zone can tell me that in craniosacral outflow.
S2-4 sacral segment of spinal cord includes but my question is that:.
Spinal cord terminate at L1/L2 level so from how sacral segment of spinal cord exists ? .

[@karianp8]

Hi thanks for the great video!
What about the afferent parasympathetic component? how is that organized?

[@rikkdosage1539]

I think most visceral afferent fibres travel back with sympathetic nerves to the corresponding spinal level, rather than with the parasympathetic nerves

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There is a mistake here, parasympathetic does not affect the contractility of the heart, it only innervates the SA/AV node and has a negative chronotropic effect (reduces heart rate)

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2:40

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