Proprioceptors

In this video I cover the role that free nerve endings, muscle spindles and Golgi tendon organs play in sensing proprioception. Proprioception is your body's ability to realize where its parts are in space.

[Mekos]

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[texzinha]

Thank you, thank you, thank you so much! I'm taking online biopsychology right now, but I'm old school, and I learn from hearing others talk and visual information. Your explanation was objective and clear as water. I liked the video and subscribed to your channel. Thank you so much! Take care!

[KidsMasterSkills]

This is a fantastic explanation of proprioceptors! Thank you for posting.

[jehadkean]

Explained it so well, thank you doctor😍

[dev]

thank you this is so informative and makes the topic easier

[sonajacob]

Explained it so well, thank you so much!

[hibashirin]

Thank you so much ❤ it's very helpful. From your class I understood what proprioception is clearly

[maihuongho]

Thank you Dr you explained so easy to understand!

[TheNas]

You are a legend, you explained that so easy thanks :)

[wiwikyuliati]

Tbank you so much for sharing your knowledge

[viktoriascz]

I really enjoy the way you explained this, so easy thank you :)

[JustinGarfield]

So there are all afferent responses ? Because they give information to the central nervous system?

[pranavsasidharan]

Thank you so much, you're a good teacher :)

[alissa]

amazing explanation. Thank you so much

[audrey]

helped so much for my upcoming test thanks:)

[shinimasud]

You recommend any literature on this subject?

[marishekiladze]

Thank you very much for your explanation. If you don't mind, I have one question. One has very symmetrical face (I mean there is no external damage), but he still thinks that something is not right on his right side of face. he feels a little bit tension and want to move it in order to correct. He doesn't feel that his face is symmetrical. but he wants to feel. Do you think that in this case proprioception is the problem? because it doesn't send right signals to the brain? or maybe there is some problem in this part of the face and because of that proprioceptions send this kind of signals. Thank you in advance.

[noorakhan]

thank you so much this helped me so much

[nimasanaei]

Who else here studying for the anatomy quiz tmr