Neuroanatomy Tutorial 8 (CNS and PNS)

[music0322]

You are the best, made it so clear, Thank you so much. love you!

[amlhyde1]

such great tutorials. You are brilliant. I love your lectures.

[rodinasarah]

I just want to say.. God bless you! You are saving me for my comprehensive exams! You've really made a difference!

[pirateXhunterXzoro]

35 videos and I searched through all of the videos that I think might answer the question that I have. But since I can't find it, I'll ask in the comments.

What are prevertebral ganglia and splanchnic nerves?

[Lanthanideatoms]

@pirateXhunterXzoro

Dude, how could you not know what those are??? Prevertebral - those ganglia which rest in FRONT of the vertebra (e.g. celiac and the rest of those bunch). Splanchnic - remember greater, lesser, and least??

[Mspaaagal]

@pirateXhunterXzoro prevertebral ganglias supply the abdomen and pelvis

[foxycleoD]

Thank you for sharing ur knowlege.THANK U THANK U THANK U

[erad5]

the drawing above is awesome... and so are your tutorials, thanks!

[shosho8224]

awesome ... well done ...

Thank you so much doctor ...

[12215089]

thank you very much .by the way your drawing is good too.

[66jamie99]

I have an exam on Human movement and sensation. And these videos helped me so much.

Thank you very much.

[ninoy2k2]

Wow great notes! Thanks teacher! : )

[eunicegabriella]

wow. i didnt understand this in that whole 1 hr my lecturer was rambling and in just 6 mins of vids i get it. amazing. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !!!! <3 <3 <3

[Feliciawillrule]

thanks for some great videos(: what song do you always have in the backround?

[ddooley236]

Thank you so much for helping pass my last A & P test. Your illustrations were great and the explantions even better. I take A & P online and have never heard some of the terms spoken out loud. Thanks again! Debby

[captfalconXX]

Awesome ! I can't believe I kept staring at your neuroanatomy tutorial series one after one without looking at the clock like I did in my neuroanatomy class. Thank You

[bigfatmonkey]

thank you soooooooo much. Our teachers suck so badly, instead of making it clear they made it more complicated.....but u made it clear. I loove it its not too much of detail that confuses you. I like ur neat and brief diagrams.Thank You so much!!!Please donot remove these videos....these are awesome!!!

[21armir]

i fully agree

these videos are fantastic and more than that

it practicly save my life

anatomy is such a beatiful thing now

thanks again

@bigfatmonkey

[ke11yke11z]

u are so artistically talented!

[R1f3]

Amazing!! So easy to understand... I tried to learn this myself, and this is the first time I fully understand it all.

[nicolederry]

i really like the drawing of the trees and the bird in the middle of this page, i'm still paying alot of attention lol, just thought i would comment on your lovely background :)

[mythlie09]

i really lov it

i mean it

reallyy iam very thankfull to u

[amicus306]

wow thank you for the great explanation of everything! definately helps alot!

[misterblueskyy]

Walid, you are a gift from God. Thanks for helping me thru anatomy. I wish my instructor could make it as clear and simple as the way you do it. :0

[Love2me2U]

Man u are helpfull thank u very much .

[NeuniceY]

It is very helpful!

Thanks so much.

[Bassomarsu]

Oops! The first neuron that connects to the dorsal root ganglion is an axon and that axon continues to the posterior pillar. There are no dendrites involved. Great vids, keep it up!

[anjalyyyyy]

love ur teachin n presentation..great job..keep it up..God Bless..

[meowchatz]

Hello,

I am a veterinary student and have gone through many of your tutorials....they are great! The animal and human systems have MANY similarities and your drawings have brought things to life that are not so clear in my current course. Thaks!

[romerod]

omg hyperhighs!

this is great.

I am a tutor for human anatomy in my college. We have this program called Supplemental Instruction. I will let them look at this. very informative and very concise. explained very simple and very detailed as well. =]

kudos!

[malkia22]

Hi Aziz

U r brilliant!

Do you have any presentation about the autonomic nervous system?

[hyperhighs]

Hi, no sorry.. i didn't make any tutorials on those... there is one in the "Cardiac Action Potential" tutorial i made, but that's all. I will probably do one in the future. Sorry again. bye.

[sjonasse]

Do not be sorry, you kinda mentioned it already, when you spoke about PNS visceral motor, e.g. nerves to the salivary glands and the heart. You just did not mention it was regulated by sympathetic/parasympathetic stimuli:)

Great videos, thanks loads!

[niesohmit]

looked at it. Thanks a million.