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Thank you gorgeous Medicosis. Dr, you said that (ANS ALWAYS MOTOR & NEVER SENSORY ) , but ANS do have some sensory fibers (General visceral afferent ) that carry visceral information such as organ stretch, distention or pain (due to ischemia).
I believe that the greater splanchnic nerve 1) DOES raise hct [by contracting the spleen], 2) DOES raise epinephrine level [by stimulating the adrenal medulla], and 3) DOES increase blood glucose indirectly by stimulating digestion. So I guess the splanchnic nerves does NOT relax the pyloric sphincter since the splanchnic n is SNS and SNS only contracts. Am I close? I am glad the answer is going to be in the next video, because I had trouble finding that granularity of detail in the sources I used.
Great video! Btw, I can't understand how autonomic nervous system doesn't have sensory neurons? How will it be sensed if there's disturbed homeostasis in the visceras?
Hi I have a question: you say that blood pressure should increase in a fight or flight mechanism and so should the arterioles constrict… but should they not dilatate so that blood can reach the important organes more rapidly?
They constrict in most areas. They only dilate when they are supplying the heart, muscles, and few other organs. Overall, your total peripheral resistance increases.
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Thank you gorgeous Medicosis. Dr, you said that (ANS ALWAYS MOTOR & NEVER SENSORY ) , but ANS do have some sensory fibers (General visceral afferent ) that carry visceral information such as organ stretch, distention or pain (due to ischemia).
You're correct! I corrected this mistake in my nerve physiology series and in my Neuroanatomy series.
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I believe that the greater splanchnic nerve 1) DOES raise hct [by contracting the spleen], 2) DOES raise epinephrine level [by stimulating the adrenal medulla], and 3) DOES increase blood glucose indirectly by stimulating digestion. So I guess the splanchnic nerves does NOT relax the pyloric sphincter since the splanchnic n is SNS and SNS only contracts.
Am I close? I am glad the answer is going to be in the next video, because I had trouble finding that granularity of detail in the sources I used.
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Ans to question: the greater splanchnic nerve does not relax the pylori sphincter, it would rather constrict it
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Btw, I can't understand how autonomic nervous system doesn't have sensory neurons? How will it be sensed if there's disturbed homeostasis in the visceras?
It has sensory fibers. I made a mistake. Sorry!
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I have a question: you say that blood pressure should increase in a fight or flight mechanism and so should the arterioles constrict… but should they not dilatate so that blood can reach the important organes more rapidly?
They constrict in most areas. They only dilate when they are supplying the heart, muscles, and few other organs. Overall, your total peripheral resistance increases.
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So this response generates energy and heat, but why do some peoples temperature at times of fear drop significantly? I become ice cold when I’m afraid
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Sir answer for that question option B
Why?
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis Sir it constricts pyloric sphincter and relaxes Stomach wall
It constricts pyloric sphincter becauce it is controlled by s.n.c
Then why do people pee when they’re scared when their internal sphincter is constricted
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