Neural Control of the Heart | Cardiology

In this video, Dr Mike discusses neural control of the heart. This includes the role of the sympathetic (fight or flight) and parasympathetic (rest and digest) nervous system.

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[howtomedicate]

Always good to further explain the sympathic vs. the parasympatic effects of the heart. You explained this very clearly!

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[AncientOne]

I am not a med student, I have mid thoracic dexocurvature this makes perfect sense as to why when I am lying on my back for too long my heart rate increases like crazy.
I knew it was spinal related but most doctors in the U.S treat the body in parts instead as a whole.
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[ruggerogabbrielli]

Fantastic explanation!
I have a question, though. If for some odd reason a parasympathetic nerve fiber to the heart touched a sympathetic fiber to the heart, could the brain in principle make the heart pump more forcefully while attempting to slow it down instead?

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[evaliao]

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[dinosaucegaming]

I have vagus nerve activity and I forgot to ask the specialist that diagnosed me that what do I do to prevent issues and what am I susceptible too

[avagantomos]

You say at the end of the class that this is how the central nervous system tells the heart to speed up or slow down, but all parts of this video focus on elements of the peripheral nervous system. Can you explain this please?