Can't say thank you enough for your videos! Wouldn't have survived med school anatomy without these videos helping me to visualize everything. Thank you again!
The vagus nerve provides Branchial motor innervation to muscles of the palate, laryngeal and pharyngeal muscles. It also provides visceral sensory innervation to the carotid body.
hi, ty for your videos they help so much! one question: wouldn't the flush be on the other side (normal side) because Horner's syndrome causes a loss of blush ability? thanks!
Hi Malik, go to the Playlists in the Noted Anatomist and under Upper Limb you will find Brachial plexus. Under Lower Limb you will find Lumbar plexus and Sacral plexus.
Can't say thank you enough for your videos! Wouldn't have survived med school anatomy without these videos helping me to visualize everything. Thank you again!
In 6 mins i learned the cranial nerve parasympathetic and sympathetic system. Thank you sir!
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Hello Dr.
Can you please make a video on parasympathetic ganglion on head and neck.
And your videos are life saver.
Nice video! Thank you.
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Dear Dr. Morton, I'd like to ask "approximately how many single-neuron cells are connected to complete an autonomic nerve path?"
so vagus nerve doesnt really do anything for head and neck?
in terms of PNS
The vagus nerve provides Branchial motor innervation to muscles of the palate, laryngeal and pharyngeal muscles. It also provides visceral sensory innervation to the carotid body.
hi, ty for your videos they help so much!
one question: wouldn't the flush be on the other side (normal side) because Horner's syndrome causes a loss of blush ability?
thanks!
Not all heroes wear capes..
Cranial nerve 10 slows respiratory rate too or bronchoconstrict?
Bronchoconstriction
HI DR, i wanna thank you a lot for your time and yours video , i need a video about the nerve plexus all of them
Hi Malik, go to the Playlists in the Noted Anatomist and under Upper Limb you will find Brachial plexus. Under Lower Limb you will find Lumbar plexus and Sacral plexus.
auditory system please!