INICET May 2024 recall questions | Physiology MCQs

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[@Vasudeva061]

Thank u maam ❤

[@PhysiologyOpen]

My pleasure

[@Narutoo240___01]

Mam can you please start professional exams course as most of the universities are about to start the exams soon

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Really engaged with the health crisis of my loved one at home…that’s why not releasing any new video

[@anubhablaskar668]

Ma'am the qn about increase or decrease in heart rate nowhere did it mention as reflex from baroreceptor....rather SA Node was mentioned....so wont it be Brainbridge reflex...I mean tachycardia

[@PhysiologyOpen]

If it in response to increased blood pressure…then it should be acetylcholine…Bain ridge reflex occurs when venous return increases

[@anubhablaskar668]

@@PhysiologyOpenand what about the baroreceptors in Atrium….are they sensitive to low BP ( increase sympathetic outflow) or opposite

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Though we call them baroreceptors…they work as volume receptors…basically decreases volume- decreased stretch, increased volume - increased stretch…they are located in inner lining so change in volume even a little stimulates them…while carotid and aortic baroreceptors are located in outer lining of vessel so they respond to pressure

[@anubhablaskar668]

Thank you Ma’am for your prompt response I’ll forever be grateful…but one thing is for sure the more deeper I study the more I am getting crazier😢…physio is indeed a bitter toffee inside a colourful wrapper

[@PhysiologyOpen]

It’s all right ! You will be there…we have all gone through it…this is the time to just put your best, go ahead , we are cheering

[@anikettigga2003]

Mam you have mistakenly said Growth hormone instead of Thyroid hormone at 5:35

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Hormone not involved in growth in utero is growth hormone