Nervous System Review by professor fink

[@J9wildchild]

I love you Mr. Fink!! Been skipping all my classes and just listening to your lectures. 1st time in my life I'm able to get grades in the 90's

[@mustafajuma8765]

Do u have his lectures in pdf ??

[@godwinakpowho1759]

Professor, i must confess that it's an honor to be here and your lectures are helping me a great deal right now as i am taking a course in Neurosciences as part of courses for a degree program in Psychology of Education. Interestingly it is an Italian University and every thing is being taught in Italian Language, and I speak and understand English. So you can see it is a blessing being here....Thank you Sir.

[@mazzzinn]

Professor am very thankful after GOD to you Sir and to KZbin which made the knowledge easier , accessible and shareable from those who really know the meaning of humanity Like u Sir as many students didn't get the opportunity to be in a good college. I Like your teaching style which I called it mapping style as u make the whole chapter or subject as map from any point on the map (study material) the student know where is he right now !! I really liked the connections u made it for the subject.... Thanks again sir this is my 2nd video to watch and I promise to continue watching the remaining videos of the Pharmacology playlist.

[@mazzzinn]

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[@oliverkhrisyahgabe8532]

I have been binge-watching your videos. Thank you, Sir!

[@faithupton6944]

Thank you so much sir for your time and effort. Since I started watching your videos, my exam grades went up to 90s. I didn't even have to read my a&p book.

[@gbb5112]

Professor Fink, you are amazing and so blessed with the gift of fantastic teaching!! Thank you so much for helping me navigate through my nurse practitioner courses!!!

[@robinesak7819]

I'm taking A&P classes online which means that it's basically guided self-study. I don't think I would have managed these classes without you. It's fun trying to match your lectures up to the units in my class - kind of like a jigsaw puzzle! :) Thank you so much for these lectures - they really help to make the reading digestible.

[@中原千香子-f9f]

I love these series of the live video lectures by Professor Fink. Positive thinking, always learning, it's my motto. Thanks be to God, thanks be to Doctor Fink. I am gratetly appreciated from Kyoto, Japan.

[@professorfink]

Thank you for your kind words. Best Wishes for your Success!

[@amipatel4698]

Professor your lectures are amazing, and helping me a great deal in my studies. Your lectures are so appreciated. Thank you.

[@cierabellamy5532]

These lectures have been so incredibly helpful in trying to digest the material I've been covering in my anatomy class.

[@alex_f_stop]

That was a great work! The methodology is efficient and the emphaty with the listener is obvious. Thanks a lot for sharing these lectures for free. I will keep watching and listening them. Greetings from Romania!

[@LeeMcLaughlin]

I want to add my thanks and appreciation for your efforts. This is sooo helpful for my MS-1 study. cheers

[@coscar0410]

Its been awesome to listening to these while working with my online classes! Extremely helpful

[@jamiethegemini5409]

Thanks for letting me sneak into your classes 😘

[@mazzymazzi8591]

Thank you kind Sir. You have, and are a gift for life! 🥰🙌🏻

[@EdixaSanchez1]

Wow! He is an awesome professor!!

[@shanazcarper7942]

I agree with everone 's comments. You are absolutely one of the best in the world of A&P. I tried to order your lab manual and other materials I could not. The site is not working. It has been more than a week I hope it will get fixed soon. Thank you professor Fink you make it so easy to learn.

[@DannyMercer1993]

This is a really great lecture style - puts PowerPoint really in its place. There's nothing quite like having to fill in a handout for making something stick ...

[@kaniskamukherjee1242]

Quite a viivid and graphical session. Its mind-boggling.....Its hard to digest all....but the way the complex processes have been dealt with is exemplary and worth emulating

[@aanchalsharma4433]

too good... professor fink your lectures are v.helpful.. thank you so much

[@Зая-ь4ц]

Would love to have a pocket professor Fink on my anatomy exam.

[@zalbrill5312]

This has been a great help. You are awesome, professor Fink! :))

[@snakeman7111]

thank you so much for this lecture and the lecture on spinal cord and nervous system. I FINALLY understand this difficult subject, which now I see is not that difficult at all. You are an amazing professor in the way you deliver the information. We appreciate you. looking forward to attendance at NS and having you for my classes. Annamarie Newton

[@amanuelabraham9049]

very great teacher. helped me so much, very detail oriented.

[@bettypup5583]

Thank you so much ! I love the way you teach. Thank you.

[@jaimeezquerra2219]

Thankyou so much! Excellent lecture.

[@manelomusa]

Thank you so much for these videos professor Fink. You’ve made my learning experience so easy and you explain so well. God bless you professor. Do you have pathology and surgery videos?

[@professorfink]

Thank You for Your Kind Words. And May God Bless You. I do not have videos on pathology or surgery, but I do have videos on Pharmacology. You can see these listed on both my web-site and on my KZbin Channel Playlists: www.professorfink.com/PHARMACOLOGY___RESOURCES.html kzbin.infoplaylists

[@akrrrs1739]

Brilliant lectures, as usual.

[@ahmadabid1177]

You always make it easy , thank you .

[@ashleerenae9788]

Question: nerves, dead forever? foot "asking for a friend" ; ) You are stellar, sir.

[@professorfink]

Regeneration in the Nervous System mostly depends upon the severity of the injury. Here's an article that will get you started: www.mayo.edu/research/centers-programs/center-regenerative-medicine/focus-areas/neuroregeneration

[@QueenofCool]

Thank you Professor Fink! I love you

[@Hegeleze]

7:00ff...It is my understanding that the intracellular and extracellular environment in our body is as a whole, neutral, not positive or negative. It is only membrane potentials, tiny micro-environments on each side of the cellular membrane, which are positive or negative. Please correct me if I am mistaken. 10:15ff... It is also my understanding that there is no such thing as excitatory/inhibitory NT's since everything depends on the receptor. ACh can have excitatory or inhibitory affect depending on the receptor, so why not just define everything in terms of the receptor?

[@professorfink]

Your understanding of the "micro-environments" on each side of the cell membrane are CORRECT!  And -- in fact -- changes in membrane potentials, including Action Potentials, involve only a relatively small number of charges to create significant changes in voltage.             Regarding neurotransmitters:  Again, you are correct, it is really the Receptor Sites are more important than the identity of the neurotransmitter.  And, as you have pointed out, a neurotransmitter may have different actions depending on the Receptor Site that it binds to.  HOWEVER, some neurotransmitters are generally excitatory in nature, and others primarily inhibitory, so categorizing them as such is still useful.

[@Hegeleze]

+professorfink Thank you for the response and clarification. I appreciate the time taken.

[@SahakyanSevak]

Thank you professor. Very likable video

[@zunprecedented]

Excellent review video!

[@madukaifeezimorah921]

sir, you are awesome. i wish you are my Professor.

[@gretaosmani7363]

brillant! really thankful for your help. where is the second part pls?

[@professorfink]

Please go to my “Playlists” at: kzbin.info_all_playlists &/or go to my web-site: www.professorfink.com

[@chesteratkins9789]

QUESSTION: @ 13:06 Professor says the difference is that a Myelinated nerve fiber conducts the AP at a faster speed. Was that just a mistake in speech because I thought the Unmyelinated nerver would get it faster since there is no insulation around it? I'm not criticizing if it was a mistake I just wanted to be clear because now I am confused >.

[@professorfink]

Myelinated nerve fibers conduct APs at a FASTER velocity than unmyelinated nerve fibers. The explanation for this (& "salutatory conduction") can be found in my VideoLecture on Action Potentials in Neurophysiology (beginning at about 36 minutes into the video): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIPannaqgJybars

[@chesteratkins9789]

+professorfink Saltatory Conduction! Can we clone you Mr. Fink so everyone has a personal teacher? :D

[@mamaspooky7806]

i'm sorry, where is the other half of this lecture?

[@withamih]

Thank you professor ❤

[@lorrainedalisay5914]

thank you..such a great teacher..

[@arikepundro3966]

It is wonderful lecture on the function of the brain and spinal cord, the problem is how obtain your lecture notes. As you did mentioned what like more is read notes rather than listening. My question is how do get your notes

[@professorfink]

Currently, Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp We hope that down-loadable digital versions will be available from the same web-site in the next few weeks. The LINK is posted at the bottom of the Video DESCRIPTION above.

[@sonador1771]

Hi prof. Fink ! Do you have any videos on the immune system?

[@arikepundro3966]

Professor Fink I'm so much interested to get your notes on Nervous System Review by professor fink

[@Luchoeds]

Bravo!!!!

[@amys9058]

no lectures on neuroanatomy?? i mean brain structures n functions??? if u r planning to post them... please post them soon.... thanks.

[@professorfink]

The following are links to videos on the Brain, although emphasizing FUNCTION rather than STRUCTURE: REVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF THE BRAIN; Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5LMnqWPbNp-eKc REVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF THE BRAIN; Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHSwmWedhcyDoJY THE LIMBIC SYSTEM & HYPOTHALAMUS kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqa0pKSphruVbMk

[@amys9058]

thanks a lot...really appreciated. :) n thanks for making things more interesting .

[@mustafajuma8765]

Does any one has his lectures in pdf or in any other form ?? Please i need this 💔

[@MySoCalledLifeSky]

Good Professor Thank you so much

[@alexandramihut5972]

it all makes sense....thank you!

[@razielilumin834]

thank you!!

[@kevorkvartabedian8209]

how can we find this lectures?

[@i_kk64]

Sir it would be kind enough if u post rest of the video...plz...

[@professorfink]

I recommend that you go to my Physiology page of my web-site, where I have a list of all my Physiology Video Lectures: www.professorfink.com/PHYS_LEC_VIDS___STUDY_GU.html On other pages of my web-site are a complete list of my Anatomy and Pharmacology Video Lectures.

[@i_kk64]

professorfink thank you sir...

[@kjvbiblestories5098]

How can I get a copy of this papers you are teaching from? Excellent video.

[@professorfink]

This is from my PHARMACOLOGY LECTURE OUTLINE.e-Book version can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: wlac.redshelf.com/ . [e-Books provide 100% off-line reading and 20% printing]“Hard Copy” version can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp

[@kjvbiblestories5098]

Thanks.

[@DannaGoat]

thank you for posting your sessions. I like how you clap I need that to snap me back into reality when I rear off.....

[@rakeshkaravatt3229]

when inside of the cell becomes electronegative....hw does it slow down electrical activity?

[@professorfink]

Excitable cells generally have a "threshold" of about -55 mV. That means that if the voltage inside becomes less negative than -55 mV, it will cause an Action Potential (increasing "electrical activity" of the cell). If the voltage inside becomes more negative than -55 mV, it will NOT generate an Action Potential (decreasing "electrical activity" of the cell). You may wish to watch this Video Lecture: THE GENERATION & CONDUCTION OF ACTION POTENTIALS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIPannaqgJybars

[@raygaytan1836]

Thank you!

[@phalkek]

Sir which is this book you are referring? Is it written by you?

[@professorfink]

Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: wlac.redshelf.com/ “Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp

[@phalkek]

Thank you sir

[@ahmedkhalil2704]

Oooooooh my god. You are a wonderful person!

[@akrrrs1739]

Sorry but the thalamus and the reticular activating are two separate entities. The RAS is a group of nuclei in the midbrain/brainstem (including the Raphe nucleus, locus coeruleus etc.) important in aspects of consciousness. Some projections from the RAS pass through the thalamus but they are separate. Also interneurons are a TYPE of cortical neuron (normally GABAergic) that usually regulate the activity of other neurons (e.g. pyramidal projection neurons).

[@mokshamahajan7916]

sir u r fabulous :)

[@icon200]

any relation to dr fink from princes band the revolution? great lecture...

[@coimbralaw]

Are you insane?

[@DRASHIQURRAHMANBANGLADESHBIBAR]

Thanks

[@dontgiveup5266]

wait does anyone know if i can get good videos like this on youtube. pls, i need ur suggestion am im so gratitude MR.FINK

[@itfaamanat5852]

greattt!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LamarBConsciousLiving]

Another class down!

[@kingwls]

32 12 king

[@zalbrill5312]

This has been a great help. You are awesome, professor Fink! :))