NEURAL PROCESSING OF SENSORY INFORMATION by Professor Fink

In this Video Lecture, Professor Fink explains a number of topics related to sensory physiology and sensation, including dendritic specialization, the Receptor Potential, the affect of increasing the magnitude of the stimulus, Sensory Adaptation in different types of sensory neurons, the Classification of Sensory Neurons (into exteroceptors, proprioceptors and interoceptors), the typical neural pathway for sensory information (1st Order, 2nd Order & 3rd Order Neurons), the Organization of the Cerebral Cortex (into the Primary Sensory Area, Primary Visual Area, Primary Auditory Area, the Primary Motor Area, Broca's Speech Center & Wernicke's Language Comprehension Area) and the Law of Projection. Reference is made to somatic & visceral noxiceptors (nociceptors), the 5 categories of gustatory (taste) receptors (including umami), the role of the Thalamus, Central Sulcus (fissure of Rolando), Pre-Central Gyrus, Post-Central Gyrus. Temporal Lobe and Occipital Lobe of the Cerebral Cortex.

[sandraschneider]

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[siboraawandam]

Hi professor Fink, you are a God's send to me. My classmates and I talk about you during our study sessions as if you are our medsurg instructor. Thank you for all you do. ...you are greatly appreciated!

[kylamitchell]

Brilliant as per usual. Your amazing ability is of such a high standard, I am so accustomed to your delivery I have included you regularly as a resource when producing assignments. Love to watch you everyday. I am in awe! You are the greatest Prof. Fink, please come and lecture in Australia.

[francisguevara]

You're the best. I'm about to get into Physical Therapy in Ecuador and your classes and lectures have helped me a lot thorough my journey of knowing anatomy and physiology along with my leveling course. I wish teachers here were so explicative, clear and charismatic as you are, I really enjoy learning this way!

[mariamkinen]

Thank God it's Professor Fink! Very Much Agree...

[professorfink]

Thank You very much, Kyla, for your kind words.
It means a great deal to me.
Best Wishes.
professor fink
los angeles

[yoonzita]

Thank you Prof. Fink! Best wishes from Sao Paulo!

[cristinachong]

Thanks to your videos I was able to understand very easily neuro -pathophysiology; everything makes sense now. I am recommending your videos to my classmates and will continue watching other videos for my future classes. I wish all my professors could teach as you do. Thanks again

[cierabellamy]

I just started my Anatomy II class this week and used your videos to help get me through class last semester--so glad you just uploaded this video! We started with senses today and our teacher threw us into heterotrimeric g protein activation without any warning <3 Thanks Professor Fink!!

[anseralim]

I will recommend this to my students.Very educative...simplicity is your style Dr Fink...

[tammiebrown]

I really enjoy your teaching style and method, I honestly wish I had a professor with your enthusiasm in everyone of my science classes. Thanks for your dedication and excitement. Tammie

[marioma]

During Cov 19. alhamdulillah, This channel is helping me the most to understand A&P and biology. As if I am in a real lecture by an AWESOME professor. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[shariqazmi]

We need passionate professors like him

[codebreakeruk]

28:30 I wanted to get up and talk about localised pain from internal organs here because having had kidney stones, I can tell you from experience that you don't feel it from the kidney, I felt pain from my lumbar region and the joint of the femur-pelvis (forget the name).
At first I thought it was my arthritis when it started and took ibuprofen and codiene, and that barely touched the pain, not long after I was doubled over and taken to the hospital and whaddaya know, kidney stones (caused by acetazolamide, which I take for glaucoma)

Thought I'd share. Always fascinating to watch these.

[WordsOfLifeYou]

You are the best prof ever I will never forget your kindness professorfink, I wish I could buy your sheets from this lessons

[khaleelosman]

u made MBBS easy, with out u lots of trouble!
My Allah reward u

[Assimile]

Hi Professor Fink - thank you! (For my own reference: Chpt 16 in my book is where this topic is covered! )

[drhanyelbanna]

Hi professor
wonderful work
you helped me
and who does not thank people does not thank Allah so thank you very much
go on
may Allah bless you

[WildlifeTshirts]

Thank you for posting this, it really helps.

[ehteramuddin]

Hi professor,

Had a question. If someone is trying to learn physio or anatomy from scratch. Would everything be covered through the lectures you have posted?