Neural regulation of respiration | Respiratory system physiology mbbs 1st year lecture

Respiratory Physiology lecture on neural regulation of respiration explaining how various neural centers of respiration in pons and medulla interact to bring about complex patterns of breathing.
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Apneustic center stimulates DRG

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maam if pneumaotaxic centre is stimulated by stretch receptors afferents to it ,when volume of lung air increases above 1 L then how is it stimulated during rapid shallow breathing in which lung air volume does not increase that much

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It’s not always 1 L...depending upon the volume, there is stimulation. Also it’s not only pneumococci center responsible for switch. Rhythm of pacemaker also important. So it’s a combination. Plus if it’s voluntary, then cortex also comes into play

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13:57 it's switch to expiration not happens or inspiration not happens ma'am?

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Pre botzinger vs botzinger complex mam...

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As per respiratory function- prebotzinger complex is involved

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