Man this is so ridiculously hard. I'm taking a basic anatomy and Physiology course for my sciences requirement. Brutal af. Your videos help alot though, thank you!!!!!
Small correction, we now know that flavors are not distributed like that on the tongue 8:24 , the receptors are almost evenly distributed with small exceptions.
Some well meant feedback Dave. The area’s on the tongue have been disproven. The area’s used in this video are the result of a study that was performed a long time ago. Later studies showed that there are no dedicated area’s for the different base tastes. PS, I added this video to my Whisky Playlist about the physics, chemistry and neurology of smelling and tasting whisky.
Maybe he meant that no food is solely bitter or sweet, as he said food contains combinations of tastes umami, bitter, sour, etc. Therefore all taste buds work together but to my knowledge papillae is located on the outer edge of the tongue area where taste buds are embedded so I’m not sure. I know your comment is 2 years old but if you could explain that would be great because I have a test coming up.
Thanks professor Dave for teaching about the main division of the nervous system, the central nervous system, the sensitive afferent division or motor efferent division with both reception or response. Learning all of the them.
this picture in 12:34 could cause confusion? The somatic nervous system consists of afferent nerves or sensory nerves, and efferent nerves or motor nerves. (wiki)
8:31 The taste map (subtly implied at bottom left) is a myth. That is why if you put something bitter on the tip of your tongue, it still tastes bitter. Taste is pretty evenly distributed on your tongue. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue_map
Dear professor Dave, why it's believed that 95% of information is acquired through vision while in fact eyes can't substitute hands for example, while hands can substitute eyes?
Man this is so ridiculously hard. I'm taking a basic anatomy and Physiology course for my sciences requirement. Brutal af. Your videos help alot though, thank you!!!!!
Professor Dave always gives wonderful videos with specific diagrams and concise explanations.
Small correction, we now know that flavors are not distributed like that on the tongue 8:24 , the receptors are almost evenly distributed with small exceptions.
Some well meant feedback Dave. The area’s on the tongue have been disproven. The area’s used in this video are the result of a study that was performed a long time ago. Later studies showed that there are no dedicated area’s for the different base tastes. PS, I added this video to my Whisky Playlist about the physics, chemistry and neurology of smelling and tasting whisky.
Maybe he meant that no food is solely bitter or sweet, as he said food contains combinations of tastes umami, bitter, sour, etc. Therefore all taste buds work together but to my knowledge papillae is located on the outer edge of the tongue area where taste buds are embedded so I’m not sure. I know your comment is 2 years old but if you could explain that would be great because I have a test coming up.
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Thanks professor Dave for teaching about the main division of the nervous system, the central nervous system, the sensitive afferent division or motor efferent division with both reception or response. Learning all of the them.
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this picture in 12:34 could cause confusion? The somatic nervous system consists of afferent nerves or sensory nerves, and efferent nerves or motor nerves. (wiki)
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8:31 The taste map (subtly implied at bottom left) is a myth. That is why if you put something bitter on the tip of your tongue, it still tastes bitter. Taste is pretty evenly distributed on your tongue.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue_map
i so glad what who know about this
It’s really helpful although the terms are little hard to understand for a newbie.
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Dear professor Dave, why it's believed that 95% of information is acquired through vision while in fact eyes can't substitute hands for example, while hands can substitute eyes?
he make learning so much easier than my book and the learning video's in my class.
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I thought interneurons were one of the neuron categories for the peripheral nervous system
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Wasn't the theory that certain areas of the tongue detect certain tastes proven to be nonsense?
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8:23 i don't think the taste map is scientifically accurate?
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