THE NERVOUS SYSTEM; ORGANIZATION & TYPES OF NEURONS; PART 2 by Professor Fink

[@veronicavillarico]

I love how you explain this stuff! Thank you!

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You are truly a wonderful professor your students are fortunate to have you teaching them. And that clap you do really help the concept to stick in my head :) Thanks a million!!

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Bit late, but how’d you do!?

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[@Capt_Ahmed.Ibrahim]

Brilliant explanation Doctor I understood everything from what you said, I want to know if these papers, I mean pages which you are explaining from, Are these pages from the Anatomy book in your site?

[@professorfink]

ALL of the pages are from my Physiology Lecture Outline, which is sold for $20 as a 100% downloadable pdf which can be 100% printed out. It is available at: wlac.redshelf.com/

[@Capt_Ahmed.Ibrahim]

Physiology! , I though it's Anatomy, I have all these data in Anatomy section

[@mariajoe9312]

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[@ashnaali4029]

your videos are extremely helpful for understanding basic Anatomy and physiology... Thank u professor fink

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thank you for these incredible lectures sir, it really helps a lot of students. Please also upload renal and respiratory physiology videos if you can. thanks again!

[@4ginamarie]

You are an amazing professor!! So easy to understand!!

[@withamih]

Thank you ❤

[@debrac1688]

12:55 LOL Zygomaticus Major moment -- just what I needed to lighten up before our final Prof. Fink. Is laughing voluntary or involuntary? Valsalva Maneuver?

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[@barkadali4617]

i really love ur lessen but i just have one request professeor fink do u have any video that talking about pedigree in medical genetics i reaaly hope if u say yes

[@professorfink]

Here are 2 Video Lectures that are relevant. The 2nd Video on Genetics uses Punnett Squares and then Pedigree Charts: Professor Fink's LECTURE ON CHROMOSOME ANOMALIES & GENETIC DISEASES: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bojckmirqd1krZY Professor Fink's LECTURE ON GENETICS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3SlYnqMmc9gg7c

[@zaidoon9922]

Let’s assume that someone is touching my forearm the receptors on my skin convert it into action potential (according to the physics law that the energy can’t be wasted)so far it’s alright,But that impulse by a synapse between the knobs at the ends of the axon and the skin will be transmitted it to the neuron cell body ,which means that the axon carried that impulse toward the cell body which is not true! So I’m totally confused that to which part of the neuron the nerve impulse will be transmitted after the synapse between skeletal , skin and nerve! Maybe my question is wrong! But please please please professor answer it 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@professorfink]

Go to 41:45 (elapsed time) on my Spinal Cord Video Lecture: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roLFpYZ_q9KmaNk

[@zaidoon9922]

Thanks sooo much professor I’m really thankful! Actually, I’m just getting ready for the next course by re-watching all your anatomy’s video, refreshing my information.thanks for replying to me again

[@seanoregan998]

Great class.... but does the professor have to smack his hands like that? Are there students sleeping in the classroom?

[@withamih]

When he smacks his hands what comes in my mind is synapses

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[@zacharypike8110]

Mr. Fink, Good morning to you. Just wanted to drop you a quick line in regards to this subject matter. I'd like to express the idea of extrasensory faculty intrinsically related to consciousness / awareness. It's known as scopaesthesia or the psychic staring effect. Curious to learn about your insights on this continually developing phenomenon. The mechanisms orchestrating this are unfortunately unknown. However, I suspect concrete physiological neurological elements will be identified with time and proper inquisition. Rupert Sheldrake is the man pioneering it's study. Very much enjoy the material you produce on here. Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge. Til then onwards, Zachary David Pike