2h lecture is still essential. Because it goes in details on what different hormones that actually stimulate each of your neurons activities and other biological approach.
Hello, thank you soo much! Short, sweet, and to the point, but thorough enough to get the gist. Thank you. I don't like watching long videos, especially when you have several topics to cover for one class. I don't want to watch 10 videos for 10 topics, that are each 10 minutes long. 2 minutes is the sweet spot! Thank you! :-)
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As a rule of thumb you may keep in mind that the central neurvous system encompasses all parts that are shielded by bones. The entire rest of the system belongs to the peripheral nervous system.
Are autonomic and visceral nervous system same? Or the sensory involuntary functions are carried out by visceral nervous system, while motor involuntary functions are carried out by autonomic nervous system.
Yes, in general (there are exceptions) sympathetic nervous system activity involves the utilization of energy, while parasympathetic nervous system activity involves energy storage. During digestion, you are typically taking in and storing away more energy (in the form of things like glucose) than you are using.
Okay so the parasympathetic nervous system is what we would consider the default position, and the sympathetic nervous system is to utilize more energy and speed up involuntary activity to ensure survival in stressful conditions. At least I hope I'm right!
It's not one or the other, so there's not really a default position. Both sympathetic and parasympathetic activity occur all the time, but at certain times (e.g. resting after a meal, running away from a bear) one type of activity is predominant over the other.
At the end of every video, there are pop-ups that get in the way so you can't see the whole slide. I screenshot the slides to put on my flashcards. Can you fix this?
I'm pretty careful to make sure any end-screen images I include with my videos don't cover the image, and I just checked this video and they don't on desktop or mobile. Which type of pop-up is getting in your way?
@@Fulfill_Your_Potential Oh I see now. Unfortunately I can't seem to orient these in a way that doesn't cover up the image. If you just print out the slide at 1:55 you can write in rest and digest (that's the only thing that's missing at that point).
I'm trying so hard to follow these short videos but the presenter talks so fast it is difficult to keep track of what he's saying. Does anyone know of good alternatives? Thanks
turn on closed captioning. Its the CC button at the bottom of the video. Watch the video once through. Then watch it again and take notes at short intervals.
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2h lecture is still essential. Because it goes in details on what different hormones that actually stimulate each of your neurons activities and other biological approach.
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Hello, thank you soo much! Short, sweet, and to the point, but thorough enough to get the gist. Thank you. I don't like watching long videos, especially when you have several topics to cover for one class. I don't want to watch 10 videos for 10 topics, that are each 10 minutes long. 2 minutes is the sweet spot! Thank you! :-)
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It basically summed up as:
CNS and PNS:
PNS>Somatic & Autonomous:
Autonomous:
Sympathetic & Parasympathetic.
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it is abot 3 hour lecture you just explain in 2 mins
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woow!! how neatly explained. you explained a complicated and confusing topic in an easy manner in just 2 mins!!! awesome. would love to see more videos like this...tnx
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Thankyou bro you are amazing.. actually I didn't get any of this while in class.. you just did it in two minutes..
Oh god why didn't I find it before...
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As a rule of thumb you may keep in mind that the central neurvous system encompasses all parts that are shielded by bones.
The entire rest of the system belongs to the peripheral nervous system.
thanks i wish the textbook made it _this_ easy
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Fight and flight, only recently learned about the one that's not mentioned "scared Stiff" wonder what fires in the brain when that happens?
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Are autonomic and visceral nervous system same? Or the sensory involuntary functions are carried out by visceral nervous system, while motor involuntary functions are carried out by autonomic nervous system.
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What category would breathing fall under: autonomic or somatic? It can be a voluntary and involuntary activity.
Breathing is autonomic. You can exert control over your respiratory rate, but the process itself occurs autonomously.
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Thank you!! What about the enteric nervous system?
Except for the optic nerve , the cranial nerves are a somatic nervous system. Therefore, somatic is not just in the pns.
How does digestion conserve energy? Are u talking in comparison to fight or flight responses?
Yes, in general (there are exceptions) sympathetic nervous system activity involves the utilization of energy, while parasympathetic nervous system activity involves energy storage. During digestion, you are typically taking in and storing away more energy (in the form of things like glucose) than you are using.
@@neurochallenged oh that makes sense! Thank you!
Why is acetyl choline related with parasympathetic nervous system ?
Wish you went into further detail about the central nervous system :(
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POV : you have exam in the next 2 minutes
anybody have a good quizlet covering this stuff for A&P class?
Okay so the parasympathetic nervous system is what we would consider the default position, and the sympathetic nervous system is to utilize more energy and speed up involuntary activity to ensure survival in stressful conditions. At least I hope I'm right!
It's not one or the other, so there's not really a default position. Both sympathetic and parasympathetic activity occur all the time, but at certain times (e.g. resting after a meal, running away from a bear) one type of activity is predominant over the other.
Neuroscientifically Challenged thanks for the clarification.
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Did anyone's teacher tell them to watch this / showed it in class?
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At the end of every video, there are pop-ups that get in the way so you can't see the whole slide.
I screenshot the slides to put on my flashcards. Can you fix this?
I'm pretty careful to make sure any end-screen images I include with my videos don't cover the image, and I just checked this video and they don't on desktop or mobile. Which type of pop-up is getting in your way?
Neuroscientifically Challenged one video suggestion & the book
@@Fulfill_Your_Potential Oh I see now. Unfortunately I can't seem to orient these in a way that doesn't cover up the image. If you just print out the slide at 1:55 you can write in rest and digest (that's the only thing that's missing at that point).
Neuroscientifically Challenged good idea. I’m learning from all the videos.
Neuroscientifically Challenged suggestion: extend the video a bit so that they pop up when the screen is all white
If you slow it down he sounds drunk 😂😂
He does! 😂
2 things, 1 why would u even do the in the first place, 2mit does lol, it’s funny
You never went into detail about the central nervous system division??? You only covered the peripheral nervous system
I'm trying so hard to follow these short videos but the presenter talks so fast it is difficult to keep track of what he's saying. Does anyone know of good alternatives?
Thanks
subtitles in the description
turn on closed captioning. Its the CC button at the bottom of the video. Watch the video once through. Then watch it again and take notes at short intervals.
pause think rewind play again. repeat when necessary
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These videos only make sense to people who already know about this
yes. a good review.
Anonymous Person they make sense to beginners too.
Dude I like your video but its too fast. I cant take notes from it.
I had to go look at a video on you tube bc u can't comment on the show lol. Like for real sexually she asks for way too much of sex in a certain way bc she still thinks like a guy. and is nvr happy bc she frustrated bc she's still a guy in the end nothing will make herm happy lol
It’s over 2 mins by 1 sec! Thumbs down!