This just proves that every professor isn’t effective with teaching. Thank you for your instruction! Understood every single concept 👏🏾

There was a short period when I was under a lot of stress and could not fall asleep easily.Being afraid of addiction, I did not want to seek medical help. Thanks to my love for Anatomy and Physiology, and even bigger thanks to you uploading these videos, I kept listening to these videos. Not only it was a superb review of what I loved, but it also helped me through my stress period. I used to fall asleep in no time. And before I knew it, the stressor was gone. Your videos prevented all the negative side effects of insomnia and other physiological complications that may have resulted. A "Thank You" cannot fully appreciate your effort, time, and sharing.

This helped me so much, you might've just saved my grade on my exam tomorrow!

Sorry... I know the audio is bad. I also walk about a fair bit, which makes it worse. the lecture capture system doesn't allow for any post processing so it would take oodles of time to fix. Maybe I will make a go of it over this winter break.

Great video...thank you so much. All the bits and pieces of autonomic nervous system have finally come to together!

Yes. a Great teacher. Was more then just information, brought understanding. Some of the best anatomy seminars anywhere online. Thanks.

I can't believe what I see it's so amaizing!."THANK YOU ALOT" Dr.Keyte"

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your lectures are just amazing! i totally understands physiology now. Thank you , A LOT Dr Keyte :D

After leaving the central nervous system, that is correct. The autonomic nervous system has a preganglionic fiber and a post-ganglionic fiber, with a synapse at the ganglia in between. For the somatic MOTOR system there is a lower motor neuron (cell body in the spinal cord) which sends an axon to the neuromuscular junction of the muscle fiber. Inside the CNS there is an upper motor neuron (cell body in the motor cortex) and a lower motor neuron (cell body in the spinal cord). For the somatic AFFERENT nervous system there is a synapse at the dorsal root ganglia before entering the spinal cord, so technically there are two neurons before the signal reaches the spinal cord. Hope this clarifies.

Absolutely wonderful lecture! Thank you Dr. Keyte.

your voice fluctuates so much on the mike. we can experience shock and awe just listening to u!!!!

Thank you for posting this and your other A&P lectures! They have been very helpful as review material for my classes.

Jeff your doing great, I appreciate your lecture very much. You are helping me out a bunch

Thanks a lot. Studying the nervous system to better understand the effects of yoga practice.

Thanks a lot for this great video! I was wondering tho, which fysio book do you use for your classes?

Excellent A&P course ! Thank-You ever so much !

sympathetic nervous system and thanks again for the work you have done it is really helpful

By the way, excellent lecture, very clear and articulate. Please know they are appreciated and keep doing them.

D. skeletal muscle and this presentation is awesome sir i really appreciate your work and could you please do this for the whole anatomy.

Thanks for explaining Jeff. Yes that does clarify it.

Nice explanation!! Thank you.

Hi Jeff, I was taught one neuron chain in the somatic nervous system and 2 neuron chain in the Autonomic nervous system---also confirmed by Anatomy books

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of excellence. 🙂

Thank you for your video! i have a question however.based on the subdivision of pns into somatic nervous system and ANS it seems to me as if the visceral sensory component is ignored. After all, the ANS is the visceral motor component.could you please clarify this for me? Thanks in advance

love this!

27:37 sweat gland isn't innervated from parasymp. *

Thank you. Thank you.

Nice explanation .. Thank you.

Hello! We need updated videos please!!

thank you very much you helped so much

I just found your videos and I'm trying to go back over A&P because I'm going for my Paramedic. I love, love, love your videos. Please if you have study guides or power points that go along with your videos could you send them to me so when i sit and watches these again i can put my notes on them. Please let me know if you can do this thank you

Extremely useful!!!!

Thank you!!

?can you upload this power point,please

thanx, this lesson was a disaster to me and you make it easy 😄

Jeff thank you for everything you do. I have a request. Is there a way you can post these power point presentations for the students. I would love to have these power point presentation to go over after watching your video lecture.

TERRIFIC!!! PLEASE TEACH ME EVERYTHING!!! WIS I WOULD HAVE GONE TO MED SCHOOL!!! THANKS!!! YOU MAKE IT FUN TO LEARN!!!

Dr. Keyte, is there a way I could get a copy of the summary and comparison charts at the end of chapter 14 part one lecture? I wish I could screen capture but I cannot figure out how. Thanks for sharing your lectures, you are an excellent professor!

I love your videos. Can you tell me what textbook you use? thank you

I am so lost when it reaches the 30 min mark. I don't see what's being pointed at. I think the issue is I am not in your class. It leaves out a lot when I don't see that. I do appreciate what I can see though.

Thank You a lot .. Could You write thr name of this book please

How do the neurotransmitters know which receptor to bind to? And the nicotinic receptor is stimulatory...is this why smoking makes people thinner? Because it speeds up metabolism? Thank you!

Professor Clutch Keyte my mans

really great lectures!! very helpful (but the mike you're using is really bad, it picks a lot of noise.)

What is the answer to the last question?

a piece of advise. dont clear your throat evry two seconds on the mike. try to take off the mike while clearing the throat...otherwise superb lecture