Divisions of the Nervous System

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[@Abominatrix650]

Damn...this video has proven to be highly effective! I was worried abut attemptng my assignment but this has very quickly given me an almost instant rudimentary understanding of the nervous system! Wow!

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This was so helpful! Thank you. Before this, all of these terms were all jumbled up in my head. It's nice to see the relationships between everything. Thank you!

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[@riaamiliaputri2196]

just wanna ask. I'm a medical student, and my professor said that parasympathetic nervous system is not decreasing sweat. so which one is right?

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[@elssaim]

norepinephrine is the drug of choice in septic shock ... case it increases the total peripheral resistance and boost cardiac output .. then it is a strong vasoconstrictor

[@cassandrapn1388]

i love your video so much... i hope you can add more about anatomy :) thanks so much

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Best video summary!

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[@faddy1987wayne]

Great Video!! i just needed to comment on the last part of the video that is the effect of Norepinephrine on the blood vessles to diliate them and not to constrict them :-D

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[@shaikhsaba5131]

HOW AND why sensation is voluntary?

[@lamaalghamdy]

May be when we response to the stimulus !

[@scrubmeclean9665]

Sensation is completely voluntary? Had no idea. Wish I knew that when I broke my rib last year.

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[@drapk22]

You could have tell abt neurotransmitters at diffnt preganglionic nd postganglionic nerve endings.. but overall very nice..

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I'm in science class being forced to watch this....yaay

[@ameenkhan7070]

Superb Thank you so much Sir i have confusion also Sypthatic nervous system release adrenalin or noradrenalin?

[@scrubmeclean9665]

Both are released by sns. Chemically they are nearly identical. I've been told adrenaline makes the heart pump faster while noradrenaline mainly raises blood pressure, but I would assume they each do a little of both.

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[@harshtiwari97]

You are confused in the action of acetycholine and adrenaline .. acetycholine cause vasoconstriction other causes vasodilation.

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