The way Sam explains, it seems he is the one who created the human body. Brilliant Sam

Nervous system- Neuron- cell bodies and axon and dendrites. Grey matters White matter Gyrus Sulcus Mid brain Pons Medulla oblongata Cranial nerves Cerebellum Spinal cord Spinal nerves. CNS- Cerebrum Brain stem Spinal cord. PNS- peripheral nerve Spinal nerve Cranial nerve. Spinal nerve Brachial plexus Cauda equima. Autonomic nervous system- Sympathetic nervous system. Parasympathetic nervous system. Baroreceptor Chemoreceptors. Somatic nervous system- Brachial plexus. Parasympathetic- craniosacral .

Hi Sam, love from Serbia. I wanted to thank you so much for helping me pass anatomy oral exam. It is notoriously hard (it has 30 questions, it can last even 3-4 hours), but thanks to you i managed to get basically a highest grade. But not only that, you made me so interested in anatomy that i will probably stay and be demonstrator on this subject in couple of years. I hope you see this, i've recomended you to all my friends.

@sara3487

3 жыл бұрын

svaka cast, valjda cu i ja sutra poloziti hahaha

@medsr6674

3 жыл бұрын

@@sara3487 Hahahaha na kom si univerzitetu?

@sara3487

3 жыл бұрын

@@medsr6674 u beogradu, dif a ti?

@monikapancek7538

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!! I still remember my anatomy exam 19 years ago like it was yesterday, the most stressful exam ever, not medical one but still. I wish I had these videos available back then :)

@bubilei9024

3 жыл бұрын

@@sara3487 iiii kako je prošlo? :)

Lots of love and appreciation from South Africa.

Needed this , Love from Morocco

@mohammedhanafy3729

3 жыл бұрын

You in Morocco study anatomy in english?!!

Hi Sam, the simplicity you use in teaching this complex course and making it easy to understand is an ART!!! Thank you

As someone who can't remember much about biology classes at school, and who is currently training to be a breathwork facilitator, your videos are absolutely brilliant. They are truly expanding my understanding of our bodily functions and how then can affect our breathing. Thank you kindly. Deep breath!

Dr. Webster, I CAN NOT thank you enough for your videos!! Major help through out medical school ❤️👏🙌🏼🙏 really appreciate all of your time!!

Thanks again Sam love this . Aussie Naturopathic body mechanic always fine tuning my therapy with your help. Reminds me why there is so much disease in the thoracic and lower abdominal regions as well as metabolic dysfunction. All my patients have a common chronic stress state fatiguing the sympathetic response. Fight and fatigue.

How lucky to have found you - your teaching is fantastic and makes so much sense. I’d be lost without! Thanks for all the videos including this one too!

thank you so much for the explanation on these basic terms!

Love your videos Sam, and I often watch while on the Turbo! You always say you are probably not out jogging while you are watching this.. and it makes me laugh as I am excercising while watching! Thank you so much for keeping a triathlete sane and helping with my A&P during a really tough time!

Finally! My professors half assed it and I had to like just remember the innervations . finally!

Sir, i love ur channel, i love ur videos, i just love how you make me fall in love with "anatomy"... but to be honest i haven't quite finished watching some vids of urs.. Also still did not watch this, YET.. ... But... It's just a thriller to see u posting anywhere anytime. Real thank you💙.

Sam, keep up the splendid work🙏 Much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

Bless your soul sir, your videos helped me pass my anatomy exams on my remedials and am now able to go to 2nd year, thank you so much❤

Thanks Sam. Amazing examples.. I think the silver lining is, you keep making us learn simple and not getting into complicated medical explanation. 🙂 Regards, Suresh Kumar

So far nobody disliked it. Well explained lecture

Hi from Canada! You are making my anatomy course so much easier! Thanks!

Thanks sam 😘 you made my day i was struggling with anatomy and suddenly came across this . This is super helpful and really amazing and appreciable. More power to you

Like always professor, excellent presentation

Thank you for all your video teaching work Sam, billions neurons times thank you. (I am told you are very popular with massage therapists who like their anatomy learning. I'm one of those. Totally addicted to it.)

You don't understand that why we come here We come here because you make detailed information fun and love learning from you it feels like a general knowledge class.

TYSM! got my lab tomorrow and your vids have helped prepped me a lot!

You are actually really good I’ve never looked at nervous system like that before

Thank you so much for another amazing video

Your videos are so awesome! 🙌🏽 from Canada!

This is the most perfect explanation and presentation format I have seen so far. I have watched....a LOT trying to get my head around this material. You are fantastic!!

Oh wow, I was gonna review for a quiz on this, and you uploaded the same day!

Hi Sam, I'm from Ghana and I love your video. It has helped me a lot. continue making more videos.

Thank you so much for this amazing video, Your videos help a lot they are really amazing may God bless!

Thanks so much for the videos. I'm learning a lot 🙏🙏🙏

Outstanding sir excellent way to teach

Thanks Sam once again!

Hey, (Dr?) Sam, Is there a way to contact you? I'm a medical student and a big fan of yours.

Another great video, from Texas.

great fan sir fabolous orientation is given by you lots of love from india

Hi Sir, Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳. Your class helps a lot for many students.

My anatomy lifesaver🙏🏻😭

amazing.. i am grateful .. learnt a lot

You are the best, really!

What a coincidence!! I was following your channel for quite a long time.. enhancing my anatomy knowledge a bit by bit but always lacked when it comes to the brain. So today I tried to explore on a different approach, downloaded and started reading 'Neuroscience: Exploring the brain' and voila!! You uploads your neuroscience introduction video on the KZread!!! Thanks a lot for uploading it at this date.. It really helped a lot😊😊😊

Thank you sir for being one of the best professors in the world, I'm literally counting on you in all my Anatomy related lectures ❤️! Ps : you're trying so hard not to get into details it's funny 😂

the king is back :))))))

thats just perfection !

Great teacher!! I hope to do great in teaching and medicine too😅

More power to you ❤️💥

Kickass. Good job.

GREAT simple enough even for my grey matter to understand!

Excellent teaching Dr. Sam Sir 🙏 🙏

@doggod1927

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Dr. Sam Sir

YOU ARE MY ANATOMY GOD , Thank you For Doing This. Can You Please Explain Development of the Urogenital Tract , It'll be Life Saving for my Anatomy Exam.

Please continue making videos on this topic....

You are the best!!!

Amazing, thank you

What physical difference lead to the separate classification of somatic and automatic nerves? Are they at all physically different or is it just a functional description of certain fibers? Are they physically separated bundles of fibers?

Can you possibly deal with the fascial system by any chance? I’ve heard that the fascial system is much more complex then what is understood presently and that it plays a big role in many ways. I’m very much interested in this. I hope you could cover this topic if you have not as of yet. Thanks for all you do , it’s greatly appreciated

wonderful! thank you

I really like it when you simplify a lot with pipe cleaners -- Feel free to "pipe clean" other medicine -- By pipe clean, I mean use inexpensive items we all have or can easily find to illustrate, because many of us are not planning on a medical career, e.g., teach with the attitude of Richard Feynman

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much

Thank u so much hard but very Intresting

🙌🙌🙌🙌 thank you sir!!!

Lots of love from INDIA

I'd be interested in a video about the anatomy of cerebral spinal fluid. Where is it created? Where does it leak out? What tissues hold it in? Where the spinal cord ends does cerebral spinal fluid just flow out freely? In know you covered this partly in the video on the Meninges.

@SamWebster

3 жыл бұрын

Try this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e52Ms6aHXdWXXc4.html

Thank you!

Great, thanks! A question, please My forefinger sensation. Is the axon body directly in the brain (or through the neurotransmitter throuhow another body)? Or some sensation neurons from my hand connect into the one, and then reach the brain by single wire?

@SamWebster

3 жыл бұрын

A sensory pathway from skin to somatosensory cortex is a 3 neurone pathway. One neurone from skin to spinal cord, a second neurone from spinal cord to thalamus, a third neurone from thalamus to somatosensory cortex. This pathway will cross from one side of the body to the other at some point.

@emilakimov5249

3 жыл бұрын

@@SamWebster Cordially, I'm grateful

Very goooooood

Thank you

thank you

Sir,do physical pain tolerance and mental pain tolerance enhance psychological power and psychological strength?

U R BEST

Love from Bangladesh

Thank u

Can someone tell me that his videos are enough for USMLE?

Another day another sam webster video

Hello sir....thanks... But i have a request can you mention the subtitles...because sometimes i am not able to catch your words... Pl...😊

classs!!!

Is it wrong that I find as interesting looking at the lecturer as listening to the lectures? 😅

CAN YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON HEART STENTS MY WHOLE HEART IS FULL OF THEM

You remind me of dr house!❤ 😅

Damn straight yeeeeeaaaa

Can you make a video in hindi language regarding brain arteries with arteries name also

KZreadr Freudian slip at 08:39

@centoy1442

3 жыл бұрын

jollywix1993 probably wanted to say “origin”

Every glands control by ttvas and plant and activeness....

🙏

You're fucking awesome

are u dr house's brother, sir?

Omg yes

Noted Anatomist + Sam Webster = med school success

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Love you 🌚😘😴💋

7:50: 'It's just cable management', ha, ha, you should have just stopped there, Sam.

Cry with thalamus and it's damn nucleuses. And with damn tractuses too

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