Autonomic Nervous System

CORRECTION: Autonomic nervous system can be motor or sensory (visceral afferents). I mentioned that autonomic nervous system is never sensory. That's not true. Autonomic nervous system can be motor or sensory.

Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) | Physiology Videos.

[Dr.Aayushi]

First 3 minutes in and I’m feeling like I learnt more neuro in 3 minutes than in the last 3 weeks trying to learn neuro! Thank you so much. This is pivotal!

[doctorarvindram]

I am probably 10 years older than him, but these videos are so much fun to watch, he makes it feel like you are in conversation with someone than just listening and trying hard to understand

[dr.elaineluther]

The answer can only be "loss of proprioception" because we know the lesion is posterior/sensory and all the other options are anterior/motor.

[misbhaanjum]

Late to the game - neurosyphilis and the answer is E, loss of proprioception. This was extremely helpful! Thank you!

[Itzsj]

I got a great amount of knowledge in just less than 10 minutes after complaining 2 months from the same topic
Really nice way to explain without felling fed up 🔥( your sincere medical student from Iraq)

[mehtabstudystreams]

dorsal root ganglion is important for sensory, so the answer is E. loss of proprioception as that is the only option that has to do with sensory.

[dailydoseofmedicinee]

Symptoms of autonomic dysfunction
dizziness and fainting upon standing up, or orthostatic hypotension.
an inability to alter heart rate with exercise, or exercise intolerance.
sweating abnormalities, which could alternate between sweating too much and not sweating enough.👍

[sdparsons]

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[bensontembo]

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[chandramoulis.g]

Hey man, what ever the explanation you have given regarding nervous system is applicable to all except you, you do not have brain but sophisticated computer inside, make topics very easy, . You are someone special

[jamilanoor]

I am really happy that you’ve started neurology playlist.
And I think the answer is e.. Loss of propioception.

[hannahrosa]

My guess is Syphilis. This video strikes a chord with me as I have had POTS for about 25 years. No known cause, I am told. Worse in warm climates. Standing up and immediately experiencing blindness for a minute or so is quite disorienting. However, it's a minor inconvenience. Loved this video, thank you so much.

[lydiakasaki]

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[Lila-ktxn]

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[rekhakadam]

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[raghadmutaz]

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[johnnyboy]

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[farriification]

Dx is neurosyphilis, affecting posterior column( tabes dorsalis) which is an UMN lesion

[Navapriya-kh]

Nice to watch..makes me interested to watch and study this topics sir...thank.u so much sir

[Carolina-xjdq]

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