@@paragswarnkar9907 The visceral sensory division carries signals mainly from the viscera of the thoracic and abdominal cavities. The motor (efferent) division carries motor signals by way of efferent nerve fibers from the CNS to effectors (mainly glands and muscles). efferent never sensory.
Burst out laughing when you said that I'll lose all my friends if I said "you're getting on my axons in my PNS..." Bold of you to assume I have friends in the first place 🙃
I wanted to cry by 2:45. You're a godsend! You just cleared up chapters of incomprehension! How do you teach someone the ANS without first being explicitly clear about what is a ganglion? I was considering changing my major from health sciences to social work. A million thank yous to you!
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Im currently taking A&P 1 and really struggling with the final chapter (somatic vs autonomic NS) and this helped TREMENDOUSLY. I feel I learned more with this than the actual reading and lecture. Big thank you!!!
really genius, medicosis!! every time I watch your neuro videos I say how the HILLOCK can some few minutes involve this amount of brainstorming information ( forgive my bad joke, just a beginner's try)
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Autonomic nervous system till here is crystal clear and on finger tips.. Thanku Medicosis. U R doing wonders. I am in danger regarding enzymology. So when we expect to here from u about this playlist.
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Goshhhh I wish I watched this sooner or in summer:( Thank you so much , even tho we studied autonomic nerve system in pharmacology but as u said if u don’t understand the physiology you won’t be able to understand how the drugs work 8:17
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What kind of motor does reflex action use? As reflex action need more haste so it should generally use A type fibre from somatic But the problem is,reflex action means involuntary response so it has to concern with Autonomic Isn't that seemed reflex action to have wasted more times in autonomic ganglion? Please get me the right solution sir
brillinat. well my lecturerers were as funny and educational. Im trying to figure out what conducts pain sensation from the viscera.....are they somatic or autonomic afferents ( afferent -to the spinal cord) .?? If they are only autonomic afferents from viscera which conduct visceral pain sensation back to the spinal cord, do they have pre and post ganglionic autonomic neurons ??? If so where do the post ganglionic autonomic pain afferents have their cell bodies - the sympathetic ganglia or the dorsal root ganglia. Aslo what about the parasympathetic autonomic pain afferents? which pathway do they take?
Thank you so much for the video! It really helped. I just have a question: since the soma in the spinal ganglia are pseudounipolar, they don’t act like relay centers or distribution centers. Then what’s the point of them being there? I see you didn’t touch on this topic in the video either.
kindly explain about what type of ganglia is trigeminal ganglia. it comes under somatic ganglia. ? please give clarity on examples of all somatic ganglia..
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2.54 you said that autonomic nerves are never sensory . It is wrong . There are nerves wich carry sensory impulses from the visceral organs
so.. what is the answer for "ganglia in the CNS" ?
@@paragswarnkar9907 The visceral sensory division carries signals mainly from the viscera of the thoracic and abdominal cavities. The motor (efferent) division carries motor signals by way of efferent nerve fibers from the CNS to effectors (mainly glands and muscles). efferent never sensory.
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Burst out laughing when you said that I'll lose all my friends if I said "you're getting on my axons in my PNS..." Bold of you to assume I have friends in the first place 🙃
😂😂 that was unexpected
I wanted to cry by 2:45. You're a godsend! You just cleared up chapters of incomprehension! How do you teach someone the ANS without first being explicitly clear about what is a ganglion? I was considering changing my major from health sciences to social work. A million thank yous to you!
Wow 🤩, Laurin!
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Thank you so much 😊
dude I won't need to waste 90 minutes in a lecture trying to understand when 14 minutes of entertaining education in your channel exist! thanks
As soon as you said: 'You're getting on my axons in the peripheral nervous system' I had to subscribe.
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@@MedicosisPerfectionalis Thank you! Your reply is much appreciated. There are a lot of great teachers on RUclips but as I watch their videos all these related questions pop up in my mind and I go off on a tangent. Your channel is the first one I found that seems to anticipate those questions and answer them right away! I hope that made sense ..lol.
Hey man this was incredible! Its a shame videos like this don't get more views; I suppose not everyone needs to learn this, but you've really helped the 10,000 of us that need to know our stuff
The ganglion in the cns is the basal ganglion. Thanks for the lecturer it was really explanatory
Excellent!
But why do we call it basal 'ganglia'
And why not basal nucleus(as it lies in CNS)
I have read basal 'ganglia' is a misnomer
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If you check Teach me anatomy, it said it should have been basal nuclei.
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physiology is really getting into my axons in my peripheral nervous system
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Thank you once again for putting out such quality content for FREE.
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Im currently taking A&P 1 and really struggling with the final chapter (somatic vs autonomic NS) and this helped TREMENDOUSLY. I feel I learned more with this than the actual reading and lecture. Big thank you!!!
Now this topic makes so much sense to me... Thank you!!!
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This video comfortably satisfies every doubt about ganglia.
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really genius, medicosis!!
every time I watch your neuro videos I say how the HILLOCK can some few minutes involve this amount of brainstorming information
( forgive my bad joke, just a beginner's try)
Your joke is good! You're slowly turning into a Medicosis!
I can not thank you enough for your videos. Whenever I struggle to understand a topic Your videos are the first place and the last place I need to look. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!
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It is the first time I see your videos, they're amazing been struggling to understand the whole concept of somatic, autonomic and ganglions
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you did a great job explaining and using analogies! deff helped me, thanks
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Really excellent explanation.I can't wait for intermittent advertisements also.Your teaching is like singing a melody song.i can't stop myself to hear this video for more than 10 times
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Basal ganglia(nuclei) are found in C.N.S. sir....am I ryt...btw your lectures really help us... you're genius too🔥🔥👌🏻
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Autonomic nervous system till here is crystal clear and on finger tips.. Thanku Medicosis. U R doing wonders.
I am in danger regarding enzymology. So when we expect to here from u about this playlist.
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Have you watched my biochemistry playlist? I have talked a lot about enzymes in my Vitamins Videos.
Yes. A few days ago. But i am talking about enzymes kinetics. The competitive inhibition, and stuff like that.
Oh, I see
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Thanks I’ve been confused with this nomenclature and having a hard time memorizing it but this simplified it very well
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Goshhhh I wish I watched this sooner or in summer:(
Thank you so much , even tho we studied autonomic nerve system in pharmacology but as u said if u don’t understand the physiology you won’t be able to understand how the drugs work
8:17
Thank you so much for watching my videos!
You are greeeeeatt I’m from Saudi Arabia and I’m medical student , all of my class’s students appreciate you , 🤍 I have a question; how can i found question or quiz to test my self do you know websites like this
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Is this Basal ganglia the only ganglion inside CNS?
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Thank you so much, not only did I have a good laugh, but 1 hour before exam I understand what a flipping Ganglion is! You are awesome!!
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Quick question why does the afferent one has ganglion but not the efferent (somatic)? We also need our senses to be quick
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What about cardiology ?
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What kind of motor does reflex action use?
As reflex action need more haste so it should generally use A type fibre from somatic
But the problem is,reflex action means involuntary response so it has to concern with Autonomic
Isn't that seemed reflex action to have wasted more times in autonomic ganglion?
Please get me the right solution sir
I didnt know a damn about nervous system before this vid, and never laughed while studying this much, thank you! Nice job
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Ganglion in Cns is Basal Ganglia right!
And thank you for this amazing lecture
I love his way and thank u so much
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Thalamus is a CNS ganglion it is a rely station for both sensory and motor neurons.
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The answer is basal ganglia!
Thanks for answer 😻
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Are Basal ganglia relay stations ??
I don't think so....Plzzzz help sir...
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis I thought it was a misnomer and now they are called "Basal Nuclei"😕😕
Thank you sir so much . Now, i am understand better about ganglion
brillinat. well my lecturerers were as funny and educational.
Im trying to figure out what conducts pain sensation from the viscera.....are they somatic or autonomic afferents ( afferent -to the spinal cord) .?? If they are only autonomic afferents from viscera which conduct visceral pain sensation back to the spinal cord, do they have pre and post ganglionic autonomic neurons ??? If so where do the post ganglionic autonomic pain afferents have their cell bodies - the sympathetic ganglia or the dorsal root ganglia.
Aslo what about the parasympathetic autonomic pain afferents? which pathway do they take?
Your videos are awesome! 🤯
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What an amazing explanation!! ❤️❤️❤️
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Those ganglion analogies are too fire
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Basal ganglia. Great video!
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Where does it lie !!!
The basal ganglia!!
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Thank you so much for the video! It really helped. I just have a question: since the soma in the spinal ganglia are pseudounipolar, they don’t act like relay centers or distribution centers. Then what’s the point of them being there? I see you didn’t touch on this topic in the video either.
Is it possible to teach 11th grade biology I am thrilled 😁
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kindly explain about what type of ganglia is trigeminal ganglia. it comes under somatic ganglia. ? please give clarity on examples of all somatic ganglia..
Any ganglion that’s not autonomic is by definition somatic.
Keep it up mate
Thank you 🙏