Intro to Neuroanatomy - Neurophysiology - Neuroscience - Central Nervous System

Dive into a comprehensive video lecture on neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and neuroscience, focusing on the central nervous system. Explore the classification and basic functions of the nervous system, including sensory and motor components of the peripheral nervous system. Learn about special and general senses, somatic and visceral sensations, and the concept of proprioception. Discover the types of motor responses, autonomic nervous system divisions, and major components of the central nervous system. Examine the organization of gray and white matter, classification of white matter tracts, and the reticular formation. Gain insights into the differences between nerves and white matter, as well as the roles of Schwann cells and oligodendrocytes in the nervous system.

Introduction to Nervous System and its Classification
Basic functions of the central nervous system
Explanation of Sensory System and its Function
Peripheral Nervous System - Classification into Sensory & Motor
Classification of Sensory PNS into Special & General Senses
Special senses and their types
General senses and their types - Somatic & Visceral
Visceral sensations and their types
16:52 Somatic sensations and their origin ... mins
A brief introduction to the locomotor system
Types of somatic sensation and the concept of Proprioception
Awareness of sensations
Types of Motor Responses and its explanation
Autonomic Nervous System - Sympathetic & Parasympathetic
Major divisions of CNS
Two classes of cells in the nervous system
11 Gray Matter and White Matter of CNS
1: Classification of white matter tracts
Explanation of reticular formation
Difference between nerves and white matter
Brief discussion on Schwann cells and Oligodendrocytes