Chemoreceptor reflex anatomy

[@kyaa7934]

having him as your professor must be a blessing

[@chandler6351]

Honestly. I havent been in school since hs 10 years ago and I still catch his videos because of how good he is at teaching and explaining the full picture 😅

[@ashcam1791]

Your videos are a blessing! I'm studying behavioral neuroscience and it's extremely difficult trying to make sense of it all with only a textbook. Your videos really help to give a more complete picture of what's going on. Thank you a thousand times, please keep making these excellent vids!

[@alanwaterman1328]

Excellent breath sounds to demonstrate the role of the chatelier's principle, carbonic anhydrase and blowing off CO2 in the chemoreceptor reflex. Well done Sam the physiologist.

[@alanbartlett2666]

I feel like a complete ignoramus....but captivated by your classes...we are without dought amazing Sam....such a mind blowing great job you do, so inspiring for all of us, and our young medics....all the best to students...we sure are complicated .....❤

[@maryroberts9315]

These reflexes are so interesting. So much on autopilot in the body.

[@DemonArcMonster]

Just started the neuro block in school so this video was perfect timing, thanks Sam for elaborating on the these reflexes during my dinner break. Hope the Baldur's Gate 3 run is going well too!

[@fuseblower8128]

Brainstem : "Ph and CO2 within acceptable range. Everything a-okay.". Cerebrum : "Feeling a bit tired here. Better lay down for a moment.". *dies of carbon monoxide poisoning* Post-mortem Cerebrum : "I need a more modern alarm system...".

[@Mehraj052]

Sir, I have a question... "All reflex actions are involuntary in nature but all involuntary actions are not reflexes". Is it correct? When does an 'involuntary' action become a 'reflex' action? Hope you mention it in your upcoming videos as well!!

[@hedwegg]

Excellent Review!

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[@iv5619]

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