postural reflexes physiology | Righting reflex |Maintenance of muscle tone |CNS Physiology

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Integrating center for spinal reflexes, attitudinal reflexes, righting reflexes ??? Common MCQ in NEET PG Comment below

[@drgladish-ry5tp]

I have struggled a lot to read this topic for my MD final exams and this 31min video did a wonder.. thankyu❤

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Yeah this topic not given conceptually in books…only in very old books

[@drgladish-ry5tp]

@@PhysiologyOpen thankyu mam u r amazing

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[@mosesjohn2295]

Thank u mam, I couldn't find any good material to understand this topic, this video provides the explanation in an easy to understand way.

[@PhysiologyOpen]

I am so glad you liked it…lot of hard work went into this one

[@LifestylBear]

Ur videos are great, you should make videos for every topic in guyton

[@PhysiologyOpen]

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[@anjanasingh3282]

Mam have you completed Full CVS for 1st year MBBS on KZbin?

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Heart portion done...vascular left

[@anjanasingh3282]

@@PhysiologyOpen thankyou so much mam

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Most welcome 😊

[@syedafatima6169]

Thank u so much ma’am 😊

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Most welcome

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Learn tonic labyrinthine reflexes, tonic neck reflexes and righting reflexes with their significance in physiology Can you tell what is the integrating center for these reflexes and which book you read for these reflexes

[@MeStudybuddy]

Ma’am in the tonic neck reflex tilting of head produce extension of same limb and flex ion of contra lateral limb,but here u stated it reverse…?

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Tonic labyrinthine reflex- same side limb extension Tonic neck reflex - opposite limb extension…that’s what I know…ref Samson write and many others standard references…can you tell where you read that

[@MeStudybuddy]

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[@ananya5679]

maam i have a doubt...if we have made a lesion at the level of SC, so wont the reflexes controlled by SC be affected? so shouldnt static local and static segmental be absent?

[@PhysiologyOpen]

It is which level we are making, if made at cervical level- reflexes below will be intact I.e. of limbs

[@irshathfarzana3002]

Mam my child was affected with TB meningitis and treatment was started In third stage.he was in deteriorate position when he was in icu and after 27 days of treatment he is discharged Now he is out of coma but he cannot recognize us and he is in decortite position now. What dose this mean

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Kindly consult the treating physician