******CORRECTION***** at 32:31 I stated that the preganglionic parasympathetic motor neurons that occupy the interomediomedial nucleus at S2-S4 supply cardiac muscle. THAT COULD NOT BE MORE WRONG!! I must have had a huge brain fart when I wrote that!!! Very sorry Ninja Nerds!!! TO CLARIFY!!! Cardiac muscle is ONLY supplied by preganglionic motor neurons of the sympathetic nervous system from T1-T5 spinal Cord level and the Vagus nerve which is Cranial Nerve X is the parasympathetic supply to the cardiac muscle. SO to end it all off, S2-S4 preganglionic motor neurons which occupy the Interomediomedial Nucleus ONLY supply Smooth muscle and Glands!!! Alright Ninja Nerds sorry again!!! Hope this makes sense and clears up any confusion!!!
Please tell me the ans, The following items are related to each other in a hierarchical fashion: chromosome, base pair, nucleosome,kilobase pair, intron, gene, exon, chromatin, codon, nucleotide, promoter. What are these relationships?
Zach. I just wanted you to know, you are simply an amazing man. To make all these videos for free, to educate people who arent able to pay for tuition fees, and to keep on posting videos with that enthusiasm, I salute you. Please never doubt yourself and never feel discouraged. I managed to pass in my exams because of you. I began to understand more about the human anatomy because of your dedication in posting these videos.
I am going to share these videos to as many students as possible...because you have been a life saviour for we medicos in these tough times...🤩🤩....truly speaking I literally have been binge watching your playlists...thank you Zach for being there🥺😍
Zach I just wanna give you a hug, man 😂 You guys have helped me for so many years; all throughout college and now med school! One day I'll be able to contribute financially but I promise I'm sharing this channel with as many students as possible! Thank you!
Man everything is coming together so neatly. Notice the playlist organises eacb segment which eloraborates and builds on the next one, like a tangible body of information to step upon akin to solid ground. The explanations are so indepth, with about 30 notepads and a few pens, you can copy everything a few times over and learn an entire university course worth tens of thousands of pounds or dollars in your own local library or bed room. I just think this man is amazing, to rember this amount of specilised knowledge then explanatorily communicate it so the mere mortal humans such as ourselves can innerstand this speckalised knowledge.
It's the best channel for those who have lost the base for any topic like its been taught yrs ago but here this man will really help u...like so much... Can't thank enough❤❤
simply awesome, straight forward, nice for repetiition as well, as you give time to answer before resolving, clearly structured, detailed enough without overloading. You are an inspiration. Simply awesome!
I don't know if i'll have all the time to watch those vdos before exams but surely I'm absolutely going to watch all of em later cause they're just amazingly exhaustive ❣️
Been studying these playlists for my neurology residency entry exam next week. Thank you Ninja Nerd for the amazing and detailed explanation. Wish me luck guys :)
Thank you so much Zach for your knowledge and awesome skills in teaching!!! One day, when i become a doctor, i’ll be forever grateful for your videos. I love you ninja nerd!!! ❤️ Keep doing what you do coz you’re so awesomely fucking good at it. 😘
unbelievable! just when I started studying neuranatomy in med school your videos popped up and helped me so much.THANK YOU A LOT , i am sure that you help a lot of us who search for help
I used to call myself an anatomy buff, but my knowledge of the CNS stopped at cerebral landmarks and nuclei, and large nerve plexus and bundle groups - the spine has always been a blackhole of knowledge for me and spinal cord features feel like a whole new world to explore. 🤯 Wow, this was a great vid - I'm glad I joined your patreon. 🙏
Sir you said that the lateral group supplies distal limb muscles but sir the lateral group supplies proximal and intermediate muscles of limbs also right. Also thank you sir for your amazing lecture❤
It was very difficult for me to learn this topic ..so I always hated this...I was never able to fully understand it.But now thanks to you for the first time I got to understand everything and it's not difficult anymore.Now I find this topic interesting. Thanks a lot 🙏
Thanks for another SC lecture. Love ninja nerd science! Dr.Zach you are an absolutely awesome teacher. Love your mind and skills. Keep helping students worldwide👍 Looking forward to spinal cord lesion video.
I cannot like this video enough! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Does supporting your channel count as an educational expense according to the Dept. of Ed? 😅 You honestly deserve the money more than my school/lecturers because I learn so much better from your youtube lectures than their Zoom lectures.
Happy teachers Day to you🥰 I got my concepts clear by you 😭❤️ Thnku so much for your informative lectures❤️ I owe my success to you🥺❤️without you I am nothing💕
The grey matter also extends from the brain into the spinal cord. The grey matter creates a hornlike structure throughout the inside of the spinal cord while the white matter makes up the surrounding sections of the spinal cord. The grey matter does extend to the spinal cord to make signaling more effective.👍
Zach you are awesome. Very soon you hit 1 Million subs! Celebrate and show off the Gold RUclips award please! This channel is getting 10000 subs per week. # Ninja Nerd for Life
Plz try to add video of cerebrum as it covers a huge part in neuroanatomy......it will be greatfull if you take this as your one of the upcoming topic😊
******CORRECTION***** at 32:31 I stated that the preganglionic parasympathetic motor neurons that occupy the interomediomedial nucleus at S2-S4 supply cardiac muscle. THAT COULD NOT BE MORE WRONG!! I must have had a huge brain fart when I wrote that!!! Very sorry Ninja Nerds!!! TO CLARIFY!!! Cardiac muscle is ONLY supplied by preganglionic motor neurons of the sympathetic nervous system from T1-T5 spinal Cord level and the Vagus nerve which is Cranial Nerve X is the parasympathetic supply to the cardiac muscle. SO to end it all off, S2-S4 preganglionic motor neurons which occupy the Interomediomedial Nucleus ONLY supply Smooth muscle and Glands!!! Alright Ninja Nerds sorry again!!! Hope this makes sense and clears up any confusion!!!
thank you for clarifying it ;) keep up the great work^^
No problem I am sorry for that mistake
@@NinjaNerdOfficial dont say that... ninja nerds dont do mistakes, ninja nerds do happy accidents ;)
Love that!!
Please tell me the ans,
The following items are related to each other in a hierarchical fashion: chromosome, base pair, nucleosome,kilobase pair, intron, gene, exon, chromatin, codon, nucleotide, promoter. What are these relationships?
Zach. I just wanted you to know, you are simply an amazing man. To make all these videos for free, to educate people who arent able to pay for tuition fees, and to keep on posting videos with that enthusiasm, I salute you. Please never doubt yourself and never feel discouraged. I managed to pass in my exams because of you. I began to understand more about the human anatomy because of your dedication in posting these videos.
And this right here ladies and gentlemen, is why we do what we do 🤓 Thank you, much love!!!
Posterior grey horn
Anterior grey horn
Intermediate zone-
Lateral grey horn T1- L2.
Posterior- somatic sensation
Visceral sensation.
Anterior - visceral motor
Somatic motor.
Rex lamina.
1.posterior marginal nucleus.
2.substantia gelatonisa of Rolando.
3;4.nucleus proprius
7.clarkes column
Interomediomedial
Interomediolateral
10.axon cross gray commissure.
9.lateral-C5-T1 and L2-S3. Cervical and lumbar enlargement.
Central
phrenic nucleus C345.
Accessory spinal C1-c5.scm and trapezius.
Onnes nucleus- S234.spincter anal and urethral.
Onnes nucles
Lateral- distal
Central- proximal.
medial- axial.
Lamina1.posterior marginal nucleus
Pain temperature
Fast fibers Adelta.
Anterior lateral spinothalamic tract.
2.substantia gelatonisa of rolando-
Slow pain .
Anterior lateral spinothalamic tract
Spinal trigeminal nucleus.
Pain modulation.
3;4nucleus proprius-
Apin touch vibration propioception.
Dorsal column medial leminisus pathway.
5.pain, Temperature sensation from visceral .
6.ventral spinocerebellar tract-
L2- Co.
Proprioreception
Limb reflex.
7.intermediolateral T1-L2.
PReganglionic motor neuron
Gland
Smooth muscle.
Interomediomedial nucles s24.
Parasympathetic PReganglionic .
Clarke's columns-C8-L2.
Dorsal spinocerebellar tract
Proprioreception.
Lamina8.
Subcortical tract relay
Rubrospinal
Vestibulospinal
Recticulospinal
Tectospinal
Thank you sir
As a high school anatomy teacher I love watching these videos even though I don’t go nearly as far into depth. Thanks
I'm not studying this yet but every time you upload a video I just drop a like so I won't forget once I study from it
I cant suport you guys with money but each time you guys upload Im going to drop a like. Keep up the goos work
Watch every ad without skipping any. That's how you help them out!
@@sameeha5380 noted
They don't need ur money babe
Yeah me too. I dont skip ad and I give like right away😍
I am going to share these videos to as many students as possible...because you have been a life saviour for we medicos in these tough times...🤩🤩....truly speaking I literally have been binge watching your playlists...thank you Zach for being there🥺😍
Zach I just wanna give you a hug, man 😂 You guys have helped me for so many years; all throughout college and now med school! One day I'll be able to contribute financially but I promise I'm sharing this channel with as many students as possible! Thank you!
Man everything is coming together so neatly.
Notice the playlist organises eacb segment which eloraborates and builds on the next one, like a tangible body of information to step upon akin to solid ground.
The explanations are so indepth, with about 30 notepads and a few pens, you can copy everything a few times over and learn an entire university course worth tens of thousands of pounds or dollars in your own local library or bed room.
I just think this man is amazing, to rember this amount of specilised knowledge then explanatorily communicate it so the mere mortal humans such as ourselves can innerstand this speckalised knowledge.
It's the best channel for those who have lost the base for any topic like its been taught yrs ago but here this man will really help u...like so much... Can't thank enough❤❤
simply awesome, straight forward, nice for repetiition as well, as you give time to answer before resolving, clearly structured, detailed enough without overloading. You are an inspiration.
Simply awesome!
I don't know if i'll have all the time to watch those vdos before exams but surely I'm absolutely going to watch all of em later cause they're just amazingly exhaustive ❣️
I am like 😍 when i receive a notification from ur utube channel u r absolutely the best
All I can say is WOW.
I would hope more learn to teach like this. Clear, concise and clarity.
Thank you
Im so grateful for these videoes. I really wished my teachers were like you. Thank you NinjaNerd
Hey my lecturer I'm from Ethiopia ....I'm so like ur way of explanations and briefly discussion.... So go ahead ....
Your so enough smart lecturer
I can cry over this BEAUTIFUL video🤤...Man UR AMAZING...I adore you for your easy peasy lectures made of MOST difficult lessons!!!!
As a nursing student, you are absolutely saving my ass in anatomy and physiology. I thank you for your noble work
Been studying these playlists for my neurology residency entry exam next week. Thank you Ninja Nerd for the amazing and detailed explanation. Wish me luck guys :)
Good Luck! You've got this! - TG
Thank you Zach. You are gift from the heavens.
Thank you so much Zach for your knowledge and awesome skills in teaching!!! One day, when i become a doctor, i’ll be forever grateful for your videos. I love you ninja nerd!!! ❤️ Keep doing what you do coz you’re so awesomely fucking good at it. 😘
Thank God for your lives, Ninja Nerds! Our Neurology course in medical school is so much EASIER because of you. Much love from the Philippines!
If I had a neuroanatomy teacher like you, I'd have been a trained neursurgeon since the age of 6.
unbelievable! just when I started studying neuranatomy in med school your videos popped up and helped me so much.THANK YOU A LOT , i am sure that you help a lot of us who search for help
Not currently studying anatomy but gonna have to do this in coming months but still wanna support the channel,so playing this video on all my devices
And that is how i got blessing from ninja nerd for becoming a good doctor 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I've never hit the like button that hard in my life. Thank you!
I used to call myself an anatomy buff, but my knowledge of the CNS stopped at cerebral landmarks and nuclei, and large nerve plexus and bundle groups - the spine has always been a blackhole of knowledge for me and spinal cord features feel like a whole new world to explore. 🤯 Wow, this was a great vid - I'm glad I joined your patreon. 🙏
Immensely proud to learn the you explain here in books it’s so confusing and complicated!! feelings confident 👍🏻
Thank you sir for sharing these kinds of videos for medical students!
Regarding the gray matter and tracts,the best explanation i have ever had...thanks a lot Zach...
Sir you said that the lateral group supplies distal limb muscles but sir the lateral group supplies proximal and intermediate muscles of limbs also right.
Also thank you sir for your amazing lecture❤
Thank you for motivating me, thanks a lot for saving my life from falling!
amazingly explained! it can't get any better. thank you for your hard work
I think I m gonna thank you in my thesis.
You seriously did more than my professors in these years🙏
It was very difficult for me to learn this topic ..so I always hated this...I was never able to fully understand it.But now thanks to you for the first time I got to understand everything and it's not difficult anymore.Now I find this topic interesting. Thanks a lot 🙏
Looking good, Zach!!! Keep up the good work and thanks for the video!!
Thanks for watching!
DIVE IN DEEP, god bless you for these
I like so much ur method of teaching forever u will stay my favorite channel youtube
You explain all this way better then my son’s neurologist! Thank you 😊
Thank you soo much sir, lot's of love from india 🇮🇳❤️.......i can't belive these videos are for freee❣️
Happy world teacher's day to the best teacher 🙌💪❤️
Thank you so much for the videos sir you are just a great teacher as well as a great man
I have started ur biochemistry lectures it's absolutely easy to catch the idea.
Thank u so much SiR❤
I thoroughly enjoyed the video, it was splendid, love from the med students of pakistan❤
Special thanks for your kind illustrations of those hard topics we are struggling with all times 😅
You always make my days easy
great work... thats a deficult subject but you make it very easy so thank you 💜
Thanks for another SC lecture. Love ninja nerd science! Dr.Zach you are an absolutely awesome teacher. Love your mind and skills. Keep helping students worldwide👍 Looking forward to spinal cord lesion video.
Thank you so much for such lectures... It literally saves our time.
I cannot like this video enough! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Does supporting your channel count as an educational expense according to the Dept. of Ed? 😅 You honestly deserve the money more than my school/lecturers because I learn so much better from your youtube lectures than their Zoom lectures.
Holy wow.. this is very comprehensive and well-summarized
Thanks a lot 👍👍
Ninja Nerd sei la nostra salvezza!!!! Tanto amore da Ginni e Ali.
Amazing Dr. Ninja...
Thank you so much
Your lectures have been very useful to me..i really want you to post more on pathology and microbiology
Just to add to the list of praise for what you do
Thank you very much - neurology (amongst other topics) isn't an easy topic to make a good video on
Thanks Zack, you are really wonderful.
You are amazing Ninja Nerd.
Love from India
Happy teachers Day to you🥰 I got my concepts clear by you 😭❤️ Thnku so much for your informative lectures❤️ I owe my success to you🥺❤️without you I am nothing💕
So easy to understand as usual thank youuu
Thank you very much🙆
I really hadnt had any idea on how i can get to know these stuff
Another killer video!
Man you are a life saver , who lives 14 hrs a flight away😁 ❤️
Beautiful... thank you for making this video you are so much better than my professor 😂
- medical student from South Korea
U r such a great inspiration to me sir my dream is to see u atleast once in my life time btw excellent video I understood it easily
The grey matter also extends from the brain into the spinal cord. The grey matter creates a hornlike structure throughout the inside of the spinal cord while the white matter makes up the surrounding sections of the spinal cord. The grey matter does extend to the spinal cord to make signaling more effective.👍
Zach you are awesome. Very soon you hit 1 Million subs! Celebrate and show off the Gold RUclips award please! This channel is getting 10000 subs per week. # Ninja Nerd for Life
You know that’s right!!!!
@@NinjaNerdOfficial You deserve it mate! I watch you everyday mate! Huge fan. Show off the Gold Award from RUclips that is your MVP there!
Thank you so much need cervical fusion and this helped me understand my symptoms and enjoy learning.
please make more videos on pathology & pharmacology......itll be helpful.....& Lots of love to u....❤️❤️🤘🤘
Thank you so much Zach ! You are an amazing tutor ! You are great, you are the best. One of your many fans here, in Bulgaria, in Sofia University
🔥🚀♥️✨ i cant believe u made all these hecks this simpleeee to learn! İ was struggling with them for several days... U guys are overqualified 😁✨
Anybody know who that dope dude teaching is! That guy is an awesome teacher!
I'd listen to you explaining me anything forever
from the bottom of my heart thank u so much 🙏🙏🙏
watched the entire lecture, BOOM ROASTED!
I'm from egypt and i love your amazing videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can you tell me about a good book containing all of these information to study from
Man you’re awesome! Love the way you teach!!!🌷💪👌 .. thank you!
i love this guy!
what a talent, just genius, keep it up
best video on spinal cord
You are awesome to the core. I love your videos. Keep the good lectures going!
Love u sir out standing lectures and very kind and happy sir ❤❤
Great video covered more detail than my anatomy book
Good information of types lamina and bilious and functions
Plz try to add video of cerebrum as it covers a huge part in neuroanatomy......it will be greatfull if you take this as your one of the upcoming topic😊
Really informative and concise, thanks ❤️
Absolutely enjoy your videos
Omg i cant thank you enough, you are the GOAT 💞
Zach, I don't know how to contact you privately, but you have different monthly plans, can I just pay for a plan for the whole year?
Hello! The only annual plans we have is located on our Patreon page. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Jarur, Murshidabad, WB, India.
Zack saving me life In this medical school 😃😃
You are doing well so keep going on.
But would you stablish vedioes on basic pathology??
Excellent lecture
Sir...!!... please make a vedio on Neurons, structure, Types, & their functions.
Thank you💫💫💫💫💫 and PLEASE MAKE VIDEOS ON HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY 💫💫💫💫💫
Thank you for this content
Boom Roasted 💖 love your videos big fan
Thank youu Ninja Nerd😍
You are perfect thanx for anatomy info:)
You are phenomenal😭😭😭
amazing lecture..