স্নায়ুতন্ত্র | ANM GNM Life Science Class | ANM GNM 2025 Preparation | ANM GNM 2025 Exam Date

Brief Summary

This video is a recording of an interactive MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions) practice session on the nervous system, conducted by Career Dishari Academy. The session includes 50 questions, with the instructor providing explanations and analyses of the answers. The instructor encourages students to actively participate by answering questions in the comments and keeping track of their scores. The session covers various topics related to the nervous system, including the functions of different nerves, brain structures, and neurological disorders.

  • The session covers 50 MCQs on the nervous system.
  • The instructor provides detailed explanations and analyses of the answers.
  • Students are encouraged to actively participate and keep track of their scores.
  • Various topics related to the nervous system are covered, including nerve functions, brain structures, and neurological disorders.

Introduction

The instructor welcomes the students to the nervous system MCQ practice session, outlining the format: students answer in the comments with the question number and their chosen option (A, B, C, or D). They should note correct answers and will be asked for their total score at the end. After each question, the instructor will provide a rough analysis and additional information related to the topic.

Parasympathetic Nerve Function

The first question asks about the function of the parasympathetic nerve. The instructor explains the division of the nervous system into the central and peripheral nervous systems, with the autonomic nervous system being part of the peripheral system. The autonomic nervous system has two parts: sympathetic and parasympathetic, which are opposite in nature. The correct answer is that parasympathetic nerves decrease glucose levels in the blood. The instructor also mentions other functions and their opposites in the sympathetic system, advising students to memorize these for category two questions (multiple correct answers).

Sacral Spinal Nerves

The second question concerns the number of spinal nerves in the sacral region. The instructor mentions that there are a total of 31 pairs of spinal nerves and the correct answer is five. The instructor divides it into cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal. Students are advised to check the positions of the nerves.

Location of Sulcus

Question three asks where sulci are found. The instructor explains that sulci are deep grooves in the brain, while the wide folds are called gyri. Both gyri and sulci are located in the brain, specifically in the cerebral cortex or cerebrum.

Origin of CSF

The fourth question asks about the origin of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). The instructor explains that CSF is produced in the choroid plexus. CSF is a transparent, colorless liquid that protects the brain and spinal cord from friction and injury, similar to how water protects vegetables during cooking. The fluid spreads throughout the brain and spinal cord, with the choroid plexus being the origin point.

Nerve for Ocular Muscles

Question six asks about the nerve that carries impulses to the ocular muscles. The instructor clarifies that ocular muscles are eye muscles, and the nerve responsible for their movement is the oculomotor nerve, not the optic nerve, which is for vision. The correct answer is option B, oculomotor nerve.

Junction of Two Neurons

Question seven asks about the junction between two neurons. The instructor points out a tricky element: the correct term is "synapse," not "synapsis." In Bengali, synapse is called "neural proximity." Synapsis is a different term, also known as sciatic cleft. The correct answer is option A, synapse.

Sense of Smell

Question eight asks which nerve is responsible for the sense of smell. The instructor confirms that the olfactory nerve is the correct answer. The instructor also touches on the nature of nerves, whether they are cognitive or active, and how mixed nerves can be tricky in questions.

Longest Cranial Nerve

Question nine asks about the longest cranial nerve. The instructor states that the Vegas nerve is the correct answer. The instructor also distinguishes between the longest cranial nerve (Vegas) and the longest nerve in general (sciatic nerve), which runs from the lower back to the legs. The largest cranial nerve is the trigeminal nerve.

Brain Part Regulating Body Temperature

Question ten asks which part of the brain regulates body temperature. The instructor confirms that the hypothalamus is the correct answer. The hypothalamus maintains body temperature by balancing heat in winter and promoting cooling through sweating in summer. It also controls the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, making it relevant for category two questions.

Myelin Sheath Location

Question eleven asks about the location of the myelin sheath. The instructor explains that the myelin sheath is located within the axon of a neuron, specifically between the medullary sheath and the neurolemma.

Nerve Cell Division

Question twelve asks why nerve cells do not divide. The instructor confirms that the absence of a centrosome is the reason nerve cells do not divide.

Glossopharyngeal Nerve Type

Question thirteen asks about the type of nerve the glossopharyngeal nerve is. The instructor explains that it is a mixed nerve (both sensory and motor). To remember the types of cranial nerves, the instructor provides a formula: "Some Say Money Matters But My Brother Says Big Brain Matters Most." By arranging the cranial nerves from 1 to 12 and matching them with S (Sensory), M (Motor), or B (Both/Mixed), students can determine the type of each nerve.

Parkinson's Disease and Nerve Cell Damage

Question 14 asks in which organ nerve cell damage is identified in Parkinson's disease. The instructor explains that the substantia nigra is the area affected. The substantia nigra controls movement, speech, and restraint. Parkinson's disease occurs when this area is imbalanced or not working properly, leading to tremors and difficulty with movement and balance.

Temporal Lobe Stimulation

Question 15 asks what sensation arises when the temporal part of the brain is stimulated. The instructor confirms that the correct answer is listening. The temporal lobe is located in the auditory center, controlling how much sound is modulated and inserted into the ear.

Presence in Neuroplasm vs. Exoplasm

Question 16 asks which component is present in neuroplasm but not in exoplasm. The instructor confirms that Nissl granules are present in neuroplasm but not in exoplasm.

Stimulation Transmission Between Neurons

Question 17 asks through what stimulation is transmitted from one neuron to another. The instructor explains that the correct answer is the synaptic knob, also referred to as the "edge proximity".

Cells Supporting the Nervous System

Question 18 asks what cells support the nervous system. The instructor confirms that neuroglia are the supporting cells, making up 90% of the nervous system, while neurons make up only 10%. Neuroglia perform supportive tasks for neurons and can act as replacements if a neuron is damaged.

Nerve Carrying Stimulus to CNS

Question 19 asks what the nerve that carries a stimulus to the central nervous system is called. The instructor confirms that it is called a sensory neuron or afferent nerve.

Outermost Layer of the Nervous System

Question 20 asks for the name of the outermost layer of the nervous system. The instructor confirms that the outermost layer is the epineurium. The middle layer is the perineurium, and the innermost layer is the endoneurium. The instructor uses the analogy of a Kit Kat chocolate bar to help remember the layers.

Brain Part Controlling Emotions

Question 21 asks which part of the brain controls emotions such as fear, shame, anger, and sadness. The instructor confirms that the thalamus is the correct answer, referring to it as a relay center for emotions.

Cerebellum Part Of

Question 22 asks which part the cerebellum is a part of. The instructor confirms that the cerebellum is part of the hindbrain, also known as the "little brain".

Correct Reflex Arc Path

Question 23 asks which of the following is the correct reflex arc path. The instructor explains the reflex arc using the example of touching a hot water bowl. The path is: receptor → sensory neuron → central nervous system → motor neuron → effector (muscle).

Mixed Nerve

Question 24 asks which of the following is not a mixed nerve. The instructor confirms that the chest nerve or motor nerve is not a mixed nerve.

Dominant Promoter of Neurons

Question 25 asks which is the dominant promoter of neurons. The instructor confirms that the dominant promoter is the axon, which receives the impulse.

Branching off the Axon

Question 26 asks what the branch that branches off the axon is called. The instructor confirms that it is called a collateral or axis branch.

Stimuli Transmission in the System

Question 27 asks who transmits stimuli in the system. The instructor confirms that modulated neurons are responsible for fast current flow. The instructor explains that modulated neurons have a myelin sheath, which allows for faster impulse transmission through Ranvier's nodes.

Neuron Connecting Sensory and Motor Neurons

Question 28 asks what the neuron that makes the connection between sensory and motor neurons is called. The instructor confirms that it is called an adjacent neuron or adjunct neuron.

Acetylcholine Type

Question 29 asks what type of substance acetylcholine is. The instructor confirms that it is a neurotransmitter, a chemical substance that modulates nerve impulses from one neuron to another or to a muscle. The instructor provides other examples of neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, GABA, glutamate, and non-epinephrine. The instructor also mentions neurohormones, which are hormones released from nerve cells, such as vasopressin or ADH.

Meeting Place of Dedron

Question 30 asks what to call the small gap at the meeting place of the dendron. The instructor confirms that the correct answer is the synaptic cleft, also known as the "adjacency method sciatic cleft".

Nerves Supplying Cochlear Nerve

Question 31 asks what the nerves through which the cochlear nerve is supplied are called. The instructor confirms that they are called sensory neurons.

Inner Part of the Brain

Question 32 asks what the inner part of the brain is called. The instructor confirms that it is called the cerebral medulla. The outermost layer is the cerebral cortex. The medulla has two parts: gray matter and white matter.

Occipital Nerve Location

Question 33 asks where the occipital nerve is located. The instructor confirms that it is located in the country of the tail, at the very end of the spinal cord.

Driving or Cycling Reflex Action

Question 34 asks what kind of reflex action driving or cycling is. The instructor confirms that it is a conditional reflex action, meaning it depends on learning and conditions.

Anatomically Correct Word

Question 35 asks what the anatomically correct word is. The instructor confirms that the correct answer is Synapse.

Knee Jerk Reflex

Question 36 asks what type of reflex a knee jerk is. The instructor confirms that it is a habit neutral reflex, also known as innate or unconditional.

Reflexive Verbs

Question 37 asks what the name given to the nerve impulse that is transmitted in reflexive verbs is. The instructor confirms that it is called a reflex path or reflex arc.

Salivation Nervous System

Question 38 asks which nervous system causes salivation. The instructor confirms that the parasympathetic nervous system increases saliva flow.

Jaw Muscle Movement

Question 39 asks which nerve helps move the jaw muscles. The instructor confirms that the trigeminal nerve is responsible for jaw movement.

Spinal Nerve Nervous System

Question 40 asks which nervous system the spinal nerve belongs to. The instructor confirms that it belongs to the peripheral nervous system.

Cell Body of a Nerve Cell

Question 41 asks what the cell body of a nerve cell is called. The instructor confirms that it is called a neurocyton.

Medullary Nerve Explant

Question 42 asks which of the following is not a medullary nerve explant. The instructor confirms that the medulla oblongata is not a medullary nerve explant.

Cell Bodies of Neurons

Question 43 asks what the cell bodies of neurons form when combined. The instructor confirms that they form nerve ganglia.

Respiratory Rate Control

Question 44 asks which part of the brain controls the respiratory rate. The instructor confirms that the pons controls the respiratory rate.

Eighth Cranial Nerve

Question 45 asks which is our eighth cranial nerve. The instructor confirms that the auditory nerve is the eighth cranial nerve. The instructor provides a formula to remember the cranial nerves: "Hey, Apu, come on. And Phatik is singing well, aha."

Ranveer's Episode

Question 46 seems to be a repeated question.

Reflex Action

Question 47 asks which one controls reflex action. The instructor confirms that the spinal cord controls reflex actions.

Vomit Reaction

Question 48 asks which of the following controls the vomit reaction or vomiting reflex. The instructor confirms that the medulla oblongata controls vomiting, coughing, slurring, salivary, and suckling reflexes.

Gray Matter of the Nervous System

Question 49 asks where the gray matter of the central nervous system can be seen. The instructor confirms that it can be seen in the spinal cord.

Nerve Impulses

Question 50 asks which one cannot transmit nerve impulses. The instructor confirms that neuroglia cannot transmit nerve impulses.

Conclusion

The instructor concludes the session, announcing that the next session will cover hormones. The instructor also provides a scoring guide, indicating that those who scored 40 plus are in a good position, those who scored 30 to 35 need to read more, and those who scored below 30 need to study harder.

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0:16 Hello student, good evening to all of you. If the audio and video are clear Everyone will tell a little. Good evening everyone. If my audio and video Everyone will tell you a little bit if it's clear. Okay, all clear. Welcome everyone. Welcome to CDA. Today we are nervous system Or Nervous System MCQ Practice I will. So we will have a total of 50 MCQs.

1:03 Question. Okay? We have 50 questions. I will try to solve it in class. Question Let me explain the answering system a little. The first question that comes to your mind is You write down his question number and say answer. The answer that you think is correct is AB. Every Ansar will write that on the CD. Make a note in your notebook of what is going well. When the class ends at the very end, I I will ask you who is in total. If he can answer, he understands the system. We are done after every question. What will be the answer to that question? I will do a rough analysis so that From the question, whatever else may come to mind. That's clear to you, okay?

1:49 So I have told everyone the whole system. Welcome to class. So let's go to class. Let's start. We have 50 questions. I will. The first question is before you. Coming. Come on. First question. Can't you give an answer if you don't poll? I How did I tell you the system? You Write question number one in the comments. By writing The Ansar you think they are is the Ansar. It could be A, it could be B, it could be C, it could be D. Maybe just type it out. To have plenty of facilities at all times Will be. Only then can I answer. Such an attitude It shouldn't be there. Okay? So let's go fast.

2:37 What is Koshchen saying? Parasympathetic What function does the nerve perform? You have four. There are options. What would be the right option? Well, everyone is coming up with different answers. Sonali gave a quick answer saying B The amount of glucose in the blood decreases, says Mau. D-Pak reduces secretions. Look, I'm a little bit. Let me tell you if the parasympathetic nerves Which place says that if we Divide the nervous system into two parts, one I will call one the central nervous system. I would say the peripheral nervous system. In the peripheral nervous system, The autonomic nervous system is there. Two parts of the autonomic nervous system There is. One is sympathetic, the other is

3:23 It is parasympathetic. Two are being Opposite in nature. That means Functions that the parasympathetic does Sympathetic does exactly the opposite. So look here at the parasympathetic What is working inside? In that blood Glucose levels drop. Then vice versa. If I were to say sympathetic, Glucose levels would increase. So the correct answer here would be option B. This Everything is done for you in detail. I said the works are from the works. You have questions. There is a lot of work left here. It is written. Increases saliva secretion. Causes contraction of the pulmonary musculature. So that I have given you a lot of information, you need to memorize it. No. It's 10 or 11 o'clock, whatever it is. Will check it out. Because these things will keep you from

4:09 Can ask questions. These are another of yours. It will be very helpful in that place. That is. Category Two questions. Since Multiple rights in category two questions There are options. So, in terms of category two, These will be helpful to you. So this All nervous system functions and The location will keep these two things in mind. Okay? Next question number two. What does it say in question number two? Sacral How many spinal nerves are there in the region? First of all, let me tell you that the number of spinal nerves What is the total? 31 pairs. So now the sacral part is sacral. The spinal nerves in the region What is the number? Everyone started giving the right answer.

4:56 Do it. Everyone will count, but whose number is correct? Happening. I will ask at the end of class. Whose number is correct? Everyone, please calm down a bit. If it is profitable for you Everyone says "Two See Very Good Five" Adding the right option here again four We are showing a total of five sections. I divided it into cervical thoracic Lumbar sacral and coccygeal and In total, we have 31 pairs. The spinal nerve is our Okay, let me tell you one more thing. Check the positions to see which nerves are right. Where is it located? Okay? Let's go next. Those who say option C are all correct.

5:43 Next question. Where are sulcus found? Where are sulcus found? Options Question number three. Everyone says options. Stay. Ball Chatpot Answer Total 50 Questions We have to solve the time one to one and a half. Hours Everyone is saying that the answers to the three are starting to come in. B Guru Mastike Guru Mastike Right The answer is now Salkas and Guidas Guru. There are two parts of the brain, we are a little Let's take a look at this place in the Guru's brain. Here, the ones that are really deep grooves or something like that

6:30 It's folded. So these are the deep grooves. Look, there's a deep groove here. This deep What can we call the grooves? Sulcus. Right. Is there? And look at the wide folds above. There are portions that are quite wavy. That What do we call the wavy portions? Jairus. Okay? And if it's the upper part If you look at it from above, it should look like this. This part is going to be a mess. And this The party is going on, Jairus. Wherever you look The sulcus will remember that it is a deep groove. And the portion that ripples on the deep gorge We call it Zyrus. Okay? So Gyrus and sulcus are both located in the brain. It can be seen. Sometimes the guru's brain The cerebral cortex may or may not come.

7:17 The cerebrum may come. Okay? The cerebrum may come. Both names But Guru is the name of the brain. So you Don't be nervous. Okay? Let's go next. Question. Let's go to question number four. Where does CSF come from? Is it produced? Where does CSF originate from? This is a very important question. Let's see how many people can give the right answer. Question Number four. I say this once again to everyone who still doesn't understand.

8:05 Can you give me the question number first? Give me the right answer and type it in. Calculate the benefits for yourself. I can do any answer. What went wrong for those of you who watched the recording? They will also come to me in the comments and tell me that I got so many marks in MAMFT. Okay? But to understand the questions I'm asking You will be able to see how good your practice is. Done. Let's say everyone says A, some say D. CSF is a substance called the choroid plexus. Originates from place. This is me a little. Let me explain what it is. The full form of CSF is Cerebrospinal fluid. Okay? In Bengali What can I say? Cerebrospinal fluid.

8:51 What is the thing? This is not the brain or spinal cord. The stem is completely transparent and A colorless liquid. Why is this liquid there? No Even if it is, it happens. We will all see when When we cook, while cooking I cook vegetables or whatever. We add water a little at a time during cooking. Why? Do you know? So that the vegetables that are cooked The spices we offer are What can't happen? It doesn't burn or What happens when you bump into someone? Lost It doesn't happen. It doesn't break. So exact. Our cerebrospinal fluid brain And the same thing in the spinal cord Does. What does it do? That our brain and There are many such in the spinal cord. There are things. So what does this fluid do?

9:39 So that there is no friction with the rest of the parts. It may not hurt. So that's why. What does the fluid do? This is all over the place. Where you see the blue marks all over It is spread all over the place. And the choroid Look at this part where the flexus is. If I show you with red, you will understand. It will be convenient. I changed the color a little. Showing. This is the thing you see here, this color. The place is getting chloride. Plexus. From where the CSF comes from What is the liquid? Originates and is produced This part of the brain or similarly the spinal cord The long space that spreads here. Okay? So this is what CSF is or Cerebrospinal fluid. Full form too

10:24 Importance and where it comes from Both are important. Okay? Let's go next. Question. Question number six. Orbital muscle What is the name of the nerve that carries the nerve? Question Number six. Everyone, keep coming. Those who say D are oral correct. Now the answer to question number six. Do it. Look, sometimes there's something wrong with my chest too. There is an answer. So when you get the right answer I'm telling you to keep the right answer in mind. Right. Is there?

11:10 Question number six. Okay here. I am the one who makes the maximum mess of people. Let me tell you a little. Ocular muscles mean eye muscles. But it never says that philosophy Which muscles help? So help in philosophy And that we have eyes Eye movements are two different things, but they are the same. Doesn't make nerves. Two separate nerves. A nerve helps us see. Which is the optic nerve, you say? The muscles that move the scapula The name is going to be our Oculo Motor. Nerves. Look at this, this is the Oculo Motor Truck. All the nerves that are in our eye muscles Helps them circulate. And Optics help us in vision. So

11:57 If you don't read the question well, Then it's a mess. The right answer will be here. Option B is Oculo Motorsign. Okay? Question number six has entered everyone's mind. So to understand these little things But this MCQ practice of yours Batch. So here are the ones who write with great care. They will sit down and take notes of these small mistakes. You can do it. And those who think that You will do MCQs and what will happen next? Let's get some sleep. So all of them Will be missed. So if you give this in the exam Maximum students will come with answers. Option A. Since you see the muscles, the muscles

12:43 He said he would perform. Talking about philosophy No. So the correct answer would be an axial motor. If only you had a truck here. But even then, that would have happened. Because both Our skeletal muscles help with movement. Okay? Come on. There are many more questions like the next question. Those who look at me today will think I'm right. Why did we make mistakes? Let's discuss the next question. Number seven is the junction of two neurons. What is the junction between two neurons called? It is said that you should keep a record of all the mistakes. Or the small places that are completely overlooked Let's take the seven-year tax. [Music]

13:40 Rima, I am fine. You did very well in my class last year. I hope you start classes again this year. I will give you many classes before the exam. I can handle many portions, many doubts. I can save you a place. Come on, come on. Everyone is giving answers to C Synapsis. Here I have said again that several of you I will give you a tricky question. Two neurons The junction is called a synapse in bird language. Not synapsis. A Bengali name for synapse There is what we call neural proximity. So option A will be the right answer. Look at this.

14:26 The junction of nerves is called a synapse. Okay? The junction of nerves is called a synapse. The junction between two neurons What do we call this place? Synapse. Okay? Synapsis is something else. Which We can also say sciatic cleft. So Synapsis and synapse are two different things. So I would like to read both the Bengali and English names. Because of. Okay? Come on. It's exactly confused. Confused

15:12 Why would you say that? That's why I call you this name. No, there's a strange kind of tension when it comes to exams. Works. Whenever we see someone we know If something happens, we will not even read it. I don't read what he said twice carefully. Synopsis said Synopsis said When the signup doesn't say it means it's wrong and I I keep saying this is a bit of a tricky question. Nerve junctions or synapses will be formed. Go to the right answer option seven right answer Option A is OK. Foundation class, you sirs. Request a flower if you need one. Okay, I'll do a marathon revision class.

15:58 That's a little test, first a flower. Revision class of class nine full class ton Which could be important places. I will try to do the rest of you. Tell the gentlemen too, I'll try, I'm fine. Butt full foundation is the way to go right now. Not possible on YouTube. Because the syllabus is already ready. It's complete. Okay? Let's go next. Question number eight. Sense of smell accepted By whom? Question number eight. Let's go. It's seven o'clock. Question number eight is coming. Do it. Do you understand why you're in trouble here? It's good so that there is no mess in the exam. So, remember where you are going wrong.

16:45 There will be. So better than next time. You will be able to answer by doing it and understanding it, especially In the exam book. Well, everyone is giving it a go. Option C All Factory. Very good. All Factory Easy Correct answer. Show me four again. What does All Factory do for us? Smell Helps to feel and what is it Nature's nerves will keep them down for a while. Which is more cognitive or which is more active? These mixed nerves are a little bit different. Keep this in mind because these are basically The question comes, some big, difficult question comes. No, these are the ones that turn it a little so that it seems The mess was like a muscle strain a little while ago.

17:30 I told you the place is okay, let's move on to the next question. Which is the longest cranial nerve? Which is the long cranial nerve? The most Which is the largest cranial nerve? Question Number nine. Everyone, keep answering. I don't take Zenpass classes, Dad. How can I say it? Question number nine everyone says Vegas Very Good Vegas Correct Answer Here are two

18:16 Take notes of things in small increments. I said one thing while I was going. If the longest cranial nerve is normal Which is the longest nerve? What is the cranial nerve or spinal nerve? Didn't give it, just told you the longest nerve What would you say then? Then you would say sciatic nerve. Sciatica Nerve. This sciatic nerve is our lower It lasts from the back to the legs. The most Longest. Okay? Those who suddenly Leg cramps or some osteo These are the people who have arthritis problems. There is a problem with the sciatic nerve. Okay? Sciatica. I mean, when there's pen here, This is called sciatica. Okay? Another one

19:03 Being the biggest Cortical nerve or cranial nerve What will happen? The right answer will be "going". Trigeminal. Okay? Remember these two. The most The longest sciatic nerve and the largest It means the biggest. And this is the longest. Okay? Write these two down in a notebook. Come on, Nex. Question number tons. Which part of the brain

19:51 Regulates body temperature? Body Does it control temperature? Which part of the brain Part? Question number. Everyone is welcome. Question number K, the first answer is B. Very good B is the correct answer. The correct answer would be the hypothalamus. Now how does the body control its temperature? I'll shorten it a little and say this is the small one. Place where the hypothalamus is located Does. The place where the blue color is visible

20:37 You can. This time according to our changing seasons What is body temperature? It changes. How? When it's winter. Okay? Our outside temperature in winter Cold. That means the body is the opposite. Temperature must be maintained. It means the body is hot. Must keep. On the other hand, when it's summer In the summer, the temperature outside is hot. The inside of the body must be kept cool. So Therefore, to keep the body cool inside Quitting Continuous sweating is a process. Okay? Continuous sweating occurs and through it What happens? The body becomes cold. You will see. When you are sweating profusely, you once You will see that the hand is completely intact when you put your hand on it.

21:24 The whole body has become cold. And more You will understand better. If someone at noon Bathe in tap water and it is deadly. It's hot. So then you'll think, what about my body? Severe cold. Okay? So this is the opposite temperature. Balance this balance. What does the hypothalamus do? The warmth of the body Keeps balance. Also, whatever works They are written here. You Take a look. From any one Questions may arise. Okay? And more An important feature of the hypothalamus But sympathetic and Parasympathetic two nerves What makes the system work? Control Does. So if you are in category two Some questions about parasympathetic or Gives something of the parasympathetic or

22:11 If there is any work of the sympathetic nervous system The hypothalamus also has options. But it must be kept within the right answer. Because the hypothalamus controls both of these. Does. I said this for Category Two. Right. Is there? Let's go next. Question number eleven myelin sheath Where does it live? Question number eleven. I gave you the PDF from the previous day. You will knock Partha sir once. You will get it. Okay? I gave it the day before. My class YouTube Ooty every day That means every week on Thursday from 5pm. There is.

22:56 I had difficulty on some Saturdays and Thursdays. So that's why the class wasn't held. Generality This class is on Thursdays at 5 PM. There is. Okay? Every week. Everyone says D. Very good. A correct one To come. Never seen it. In a nutshell, it means that the entire neuron is our main The two parts are one, the cell body is one. Okay, the cell body is the smallest. Part and Ex is the biggest part. So the layers that exist within a single soul They are inside out, meaning completely inside. What remains is what we call the medullary sheath. Okay, the one with the blue color on the inside. You see, that's the medullary sheath, okay?

23:42 Just what remains after that is Myelinsheed and above that which is completely outside What remains is the neurolemma. This place If you zoom in a little, you'll see it. That is the medullary sheath at the very bottom. Right. Above that is Mileinship. And completely outer. Our neurolemma is becoming layered. Right. Is there? Let's move on to the next question. Question number. Everyone should be able to do this. Why don't nerve cells divide? Question Number 12 Nerve cells do not divide because Which option would it be? If this is wrong, tell me. Even the mother won't fall out.

24:30 Those who think that without polls I am Ansar They can't do it, they will definitely leave. Can I have a poll here? The system tells how to do the Ansar. I gave. If you follow that system, you Concentration questions and which ones Is Ansar or am I an important place? I'm saying that they are most welcome. You are undoubtedly the best in my class. Can you do the left? Option B is very good. Centrosome is right. If we have an answer centrosome, our nerve Cell division does not occur. Okay? Question Number 12 Correct answer option B. Let's go.

25:17 Next question. Which of the following is the glossopharyngeal nerve? What kind is it? Mixed. Not conscious or conscious. Remember their English names. Mixed It means mix. Chestiyyee means Go and drive. And obedient means to go. Sensory. Okay? They can give you English too, Can also be given in Bengali. Let's go. Let me tell you a little about dendrons. I told you in class that Dendron. This part is called the dendron. Where Parts of the unicellular body are constricted. It has become a popular opinion. That We will call the parts dendrons. Okay?

26:10 Those of you who are taking free classes will also see it for free. Class notes are also uploaded to your app. So there's more extra information. I will keep it. Okay? Come on. Everyone is saying B. Some people are saying this again. Option A will be the correct answer. Mixed nerves. How will you remember? The thing to remember Say. First, we have 12 pairs in total. There are cranial nerves. Is that so? So in mind You need to remember a formula to keep it. What Source? Some say money matters but mine Brother Says Big Drain Matters Most.

26:56 Arrange it in a row from one to 12. Will take. Will write in a row. Otherwise, you can't do it. S for remember, I'm going to go. Write here S for Sensory Or sensory. M for Motor or Chest And B for Both means it is going to be ours. Mixed Mixed. Okay? Write the Bengalis one after the other. I gave it. Okay, I'll write the Bengali words one after the other now. Hold your question number. Glossopharyngeal is coming, you don't know which one. Is it possible or is it a mix-up? Write this formula in a row.

27:44 Let's see if there is a big start. For both, it means classopharyngeal. It's going to be a mixed bag of nerves, I understand this. If you remember the formula, any nerve you have Forget it, you can take it out. Only one. You have to write the work one after the other. If you remember that One after the other, and this formula comes to mind one after another. Only then will the Ansar be able to take it out. Okay? Come on. And right? What does it mean to remember this? A way to remember which one comes after which. There are tricks. It's on the next side. Those who are here They know they've taken the class. Okay? So No problem for those who don't know. After that there is me. I will tell you. Come on, next.

28:31 Question number 14. Parkinson's disease Nerve cell damage in which of the following organs? Is it identified by looking? Question number four. Even if you don't like my class, the number will still be valid. If you get good results, you will get the results at the end of the day. When it comes out, everyone can write in the comment box. Yes, ma'am, we have been selected. I got common sense by taking your classes. This is more than a like to me.

29:18 If you give me a reward at the end of the day, All I can say is that you, ma'am, I learned a lot from the classes you gave me. Got the coat and coat common and selection. It happened to me, it's not in my like class. Even if you give, you will only get the selection. Show me that, I'm happy. Let's go next. Question number for option B is very good. I'm a little confused about the substantia [ __ ] area. Let me show you there is absolutely no substance here. That blue point you see is this. Stay in place. Okay? What is the function of the substantia [ __ ]? Oh no Movement. The movement we are doing or we What I am saying and I am saying it with restraint.

30:04 Wait, you're really angry with someone. On. So you control it. Sapoz Catch you. What kind of sarbhava ma'am is asking? My studies have gone to waste. Phone all day long. Stay with me. So you're angry about the phone. I was working on an important project. So, I think you should listen to two things. But you controlled yourself. You didn't say anything in front. So this is the calculation. Talking or walking A movement controls this thing. It is the substantia [ __ ]. Okay? So this substantia [ __ ] is the major one. It works when it's a little imbalanced. It happens or it doesn't work properly when

30:50 The disease is called Parkinson's disease. This is especially true for older people who have They are 50 or 60 or older. This disease is basically. What happens to them? As the level of this disease increases. That is, The part where the substantia [ __ ] is located The worse it gets, the more Talking gets involved. Can't walk. So In this way, he can see his various problems. Found and always has a strange feeling in the body There were all kinds of tremors. He is his own body. Can't keep balance. Suddenly suddenly It falls. This disease is called Parkinson's. Disease. This is the substantia [ __ ]. This If the part is causing the problem, then this disease

31:35 Yes. Okay? Understood? Let's go next. Question. Don't keep writing extra information. Hearing Keep it. You will get this entire PDF. Okay? Come on, Nex. Question number 15. Guru stimulates the temporal part of the brain The sensation that arises when you do this is Which one? There are four options. Which one is right? What will be the answer? No, it's not in the Guru's brain. This is happening. The part just above the basal ganglia. What does the basal ganglia do? Basal ganglia Are you crossing the road? You are doing some calculations. Before the Dhar exam Come to our house and give us a The calculation goes that I get so roughly

32:23 I can. Or when you cross at the signal. A carriage is coming towards you. Yours A calculation runs in my head that at this time If you go through, I will pass. These No one will be afraid when crossing the road. My basal ganglia are working. Then There will be an accident. But these things Basal ganglia do. Just above it. The substance is in the party. Nitro. Okay? Let's go next. The PDF is available on CDA. In CDF Question number 15 Everyone says C very Good listening is the right answer, our teacher. The brain has a total of four greeds, right?

33:11 What kind of greed is frontal greed? Parietal lobe, temporal lobe, and Occipital lobe this temporal and Occipital: These two are very important because Temporal is located in our auditory center. We hear what our ears will see. There are different kinds of noises, but yours I mean, if someone goes to a puja house or Go to a fair or anywhere. The one who is playing the microphone very loudly in front of you. Or the bells are ringing very loudly. You'll feel uncomfortable about that. There will be no hamper in your ears because that Temporal greed controls your hearing. How much sound modding is being done to your It must be inserted into the ear. This is temporal.

33:57 Greed. But if you listen to that sound for a long time There is a strange ringing in your ears. There will be noise. So that's more of a temporal greed. It is caused by being under pressure. Will see. There is a slight discomfort in the ears. If Continuous Someone rings a bell or a doorbell during the puja. Playing the flute, playing the flute in it Stay continuous. Okay? Next Question number 16 resides in neuroplasm But which one is not present in exoplasm? This It's about the part inside the neuron. I'm saying that it's in the neuroplasm, but Which of the following is not present in exoplasm? Question number

34:52 The question here is, you have to understand. It has been said that the Guru is in which part of the brain? So you have one of the four desires You have to choose the part, option wise. You have to answer correctly, okay? Question number everyone says option de veri Good morning. If you show the picture, it will be much clearer. Will be. If you can see it very small here, this is it. Such small granules in neuroplasm There is. Okay? But this is the exolemma. But where are you, my dear? You won't see it. Okay? It's only Within our nucleus or It is present in the neuroplasm. Okay?

35:37 Next Question Everyone, keep counting, whose number is correct? The next question is who is making the most mistakes? The number is from one neuron to another. Through what is stimulation transmitted? Question number is I haven't received the answer to question number 17 yet. This is also quite Tricky.

36:31 Let's say many people have managed to fix this. Near the edge We also call it a single-pointed star. Absolutely. Neuron The end part that is Our end is near in that part. There are gurus. So a neuron ends. Another neuron is starting again. From the middle part, from one side. Another will jump on enthusiasm or impulse. So we call that place a thorn. Close. Okay? Question number 17 B is the correct answer. Let's move on to the next question. Synapse right.

37:16 What are the cells that support the nervous system? Question number A. Come quickly. The outcast. Right? That end part of that synapse is happening. What? The outcast. From one to another Jumping. If there is a synapse, it will say synapse. If there is a marginalized person, the marginalized person will say so. If the edge is close, the edge Sanniksha will tell you. All is correct. I got the right answer. Everyone is saying Neuroglia. Very good. Neuroglia Wright Answer. 10 in our nervous system The percentage is being lost to neurons. Okay? The remaining 90% is ours.

38:01 Neuroglia. Okay? What do those do? Those neurons What does the work itself do? At a small level. For example Suppose if a mother is not at home, what are the mother's duties? You can handle it at a reasonable level. You can't handle it like a mother. So Neurons are becoming increasingly important. Like a butt neuron The tasks that neurons handle Neuroglia handle at very low levels Gives. So somehow if a neuron If it goes bad, it's a replacement. Neuroglia function as. He dies. No. Okay? Next, details are given here. There is. Next question. Question number not The nerve that innervates the central nervous system

38:48 What is it called when it reaches the nervous system? The nerve that carries the stimulus or impulse What reaches the central nervous system? It is said? Come on. Pinky D gave the answer in no time. The motor nerve gave the wrong answer. It says not motor nerves who are saying option A They are the correct innervating nerves. But it is called sensory or sensory

39:39 Okay? Look here, hold on tight, you're hot. You touched something. Okay? Her It means you touched something hot. The tip of your finger is your customer or Receptor. Okay? Through that, you Through which nerves does this heat stimulation Where is our central government going? This is the CNS Central. The nervous system is going there. We call it sensory neurons or what we call it In Bengali, the word "Bali" means "intermediate". Okay.

40:25 Next Question number 20: Nervous system What is the name of the outermost layer? It means central. The outermost layer of the nervous system. Each nerve has three layers. There is a layer in the middle. On top of that There is a middle layer. And completely outside There is one layer. So the outermost layer He wanted to know the name. Ball question number 20. Not a chest nerve. The cranial nerve is what we call

41:10 I'm talking about obedient neurons. This is the motor. Okay? We call the obedient a motor woman. Or it has another name, Chestiyi. Okay? And we call this external or I say sensory. I say sensory. Okay? Let's go, who are these? I don't understand the concept, so I'll take a look at the class. You can watch it for free on YouTube. Right. Is there? It's also free. And those who paid I am already ready for them, students of the batch. I also taught them in concepts. I am in revision again.

41:56 I have read it. Those who have not entered the mind of lust There is another question related to this. I will tell you the way back there. Right. Is there? Come on, Nex. Well, everyone's helpers are coming. Someone is saying Epineurium. Some say perineurium. No Almost everyone said B. Epineurium It's coming right up. Take a look. Right. Is there? These are three layers. Right outside What remains is the epineurium. Which What is in the middle is called the perineurium. Okay? And what's inside is It is the endoneurium. If you have difficulty understanding Either the old KitKat packets that are there Remember them. So KitKat? It is happening deep within us. Endoneurium. A glossy paper on top of it.

42:43 I would have. That's the middle part. That We will say perineurium. And at the very top It is covered in a red color. So that's it. It is the outermost layer. We call that I would say epineurium. So these layers are Remember, it will be convenient with Kit Kat. Okay? Let's go next. Question number 21. It's not two ways. The question may come. Emotional emotions Who controls? Or any part of the brain Part? Fear, shame, anger, and sadness Controls. Well, I think I'll leave the picture here. There's a bit of a mess. So I'll give myself a little Let's move it. Then you see this picture.

43:28 You can see clearly. I have removed myself. Now this picture. Take a closer look. I have removed myself. This time. Epineurium, endoneurium, The perineurium takes a good look at this picture. Take it. So what does question number 21 say? Question number 21 which part is emotion? Controlling? Fear in that emotion There may be, there may be shame, there may be anger.

44:14 There may be or there may be aging. Any There may be something. Well, everyone says option B. This will not be option B. This will not be option B. Option C would be. Thalamus. Okay? The thalamus performs these functions. Does. Okay? That's why it's called a relay center. It is said. Okay? It is called a relay center. All these emotions control us. That could be fear. The one who watches ghost movies You are terribly scared. On someone I am very angry. With boyfriend

45:00 There was a fight, there was crying. All of these Have some control, you're crying in front of your parents. No. These are all the controls. It comes from the thalamus. So the thalamus is always Thank you will say that the thalamus is fine. That's why you have your emotions in order. Can you show me? Okay? Let's go next. The correct answer would be the thalamus. Not the hypothalamus. Okay? Next question. Question number 22. What is the cerebellum part of?

45:47 The cerebellum is a part of which? The cerebellum is a part of which part of the cerebellum? Maybe if you tell me there's another name. The answer that many people will correct is Light brain Tell me now. Light brain Very Good Option D is the correct answer. Let me show you the chart once. This is what happens. A small flowchart of the brain We can divide the early middle into three parts. This little brain in the back There is what we can call the cerebellum

46:33 The cerebellum and the cerebrum are two of these, but Don't get confused. Cerebrum Bali Guru The brain. And the cerebellum is called the guru. The brain. I call it the cerebrum. Okay? Come on, Nex. Question number 23. Now those who are rebellious I don't understand the way, I will explain it to them here. Right. Is there? So give me the right answer first. I will explain. Which of the following is the correct response? Which is the path or the reflex arc?

47:35 23 Everyone is answering D Very good D is coming, watch it come right now. Those who say they don't understand, please understand better and hold on to the rope. There is a hot water in front of you. There is hot water in the bowl. Here, grab a bowl. Yes. There is hot water in this bowl. You You touched here without understanding. At that moment You touched the bowl, there is boiling hot water in it. So what happens to your fingers? Fatal stroke It will take. What will you do immediately? This is hot. He will take his hand out of the water bowl. Is that so? Hold on, this is a hot water bottle. So I feel touched here. If I feel hot. I will raise my hand immediately. So this That's where I left it after touching it.

48:22 What should I call the place? Here is mine. There are receptors. This is my customer. Okay? This time, this is the heat from the customer. The impulse is coming or the excitement of summer Tell me, where is that enthusiasm coming from? In sensory neurons. What do we call that? Can I? Intercostal nerves. Okay? Or I can say sensory. That Where is our direct going? In the central nervous system or Nerve center or central In the nervous system. Central Nervous system or we can say the nerve center. From there Another impulse is coming, which impulse Subordinate neuron or efferent neuron

49:12 Or chest neurons What is this neuron doing and where is it going in the muscle? Giving means what is happening in the matter. Our cause or effector, that is, this is my The hand that I touched as a result of that touch I picked it up, I think I'm hot in the bottle. I'm touching you, I feel hot at the moment. I'm raising my hand, which means that the hand My muscles are working for him. So when will these problems work when I am like this? The motor nerve went and took it from me. And this whole thing is a fraction of I understand that it happens in seconds. No, it feels hot at any moment. Instant I am picking up means Imagine how fast this whole procedure is. What we call the reciprocal path or in English

50:00 I'm talking about reflex arc. Okay? What is in English? Guys? Reflex arc. Okay? Reflex arc. Here is the whole process as I explained in Bengali. It is written. Okay? Come on, Nex. Question number 24 Which of the following is mixed? Not nervous? Everyone, do this nine things well. Look. Let's go next. The return path is open to everyone. Is it cleared? To understand those who were saying Are you new to YouTube or are you taking classes today?

50:45 Everyone understands the reciprocal path, right? Very good question number 24 everyone come. It's giving me a lot of good business. Chest pain is okay, it's happening. The chest nerve or can I say it is Our motorist Okay, motor nerves, everything else is happening. Our mixed novel is here once again. The list is given next.

51:34 Total 50 questions Which is the dominant promoter of Nex25 neurons? Meaning, what is it doing, receiving the impulse? I mean, a little while ago I said what enthusiasm is. We are accepting the Sheikh we are talking about. Obedient promoter. Okay? Tell me. Everyone, answer the question by giving its number. Do it. Some say A, some say B. We call the obedient promoter Exjan. Right.

52:19 Is there? Look, I'm at the very beginning of the exam. I gave that the longest neuron Being a submissive promoter is one thing. Right. Is there? What does he do with the impulse? Receives. That's why he is obedient. Promoter. Okay? The subservient nerves are separate. And the obedient promoter is different. That receives Doing. Okay? Okay, next time, watch 26. What is one's branch? Say? The branch that branches off the axon What is it called? The more times you revise it, the more confused you will see it. It's going down. Okay? That's why these

53:05 Repeatedly. I have these for you. I think I said it many times in class too. Answer 26, everyone. The 26th Ansar is coming, everyone's very good. Collateral or its Bengali name Is there a name axis branch?

53:52 Okay, look at this axis branch. Or collateral is okay. Next Question number 27 Nityagya Paribahan Who transmits stimuli in the system? Which of the following? The class nine syllabus seems difficult. I I will try to get one of your class nine To give marathon classes. Where important I have a little discussion about the chapters. I will do it. Okay, let's go.

54:46 27 Everyone says that B is very well modulated. The neurons are those modulated neurons. But what happens very quickly? Fast current flow is very fast current. Dancers call it flow because it's dance. Okay, see the whole transportation method here. The thing is meant to be a one-person thing. Myelin means the sheath that contains myelin. If that myelin sheath is present But it is moderated. Modulated layer and if If it doesn't, it's called a non-modulated neuron. It is said that it is okay to surround someone when The myelin sheath will remain this myelin sheath. If it is present in the neurons in which it is

55:32 One of those who are present or We moderate those who are present. I will tell you. What can I say? Medulated. And those who don't have it are called non-mediated. I will tell you. Now the modulated one. It depends on how deep the myelin is. There is. Grab a piece of bread. Okay? That You are putting butter on the bread. This time The more butter you apply, the more it will be. Being mediated. And you are as thin a layer as Are you doing it or are you giving it half-heartedly? If you don't give it, then it will happen, right? Moderated. So where is that deep layer? What is going on there? My current The float is going high. And where there is less Not going there or staying there.

56:20 Not going. Now where is that neurolemma that These neurolemmata are present everywhere. Shrinking or getting smaller There is something new emerging. What we call the Ranvier phase. So this This is how Ranveer's notes jump The current or impulse jumps. A little Didn't I tell you earlier that you feel hot to the touch? You are raising your hand instantly. So much What is Fast doing? So these are the places But it's not flowing like that. Impulse jumps like this too. Going. So what is happening so fast? spreading and going to the next neuron and The motor sense that comes from lifting the hand Or is it that the muscle is telling the hand to come to the muscle?

57:06 It must be picked up. Okay? Understood? Come on, Nex. To everyone 27 Is the number cleared? Let's say next. Question number 27. Between sensory and motor neurons that What is the neuron that makes the connection called? Question number 28. How to read the chapter on cell division? I think I'm one of your sales division.

57:53 I took the MCQ class last week. So you can follow it if you want. Now you If you say so, what is the concept, ma'am? Concept If you want to teach, you will need many classes. So this That's not possible at the moment. Butt who Places are important questions, I must I'll try to teach it in a class at UT. Okay, I'll try, let's go next. Everyone says it's very good adjacent or something like that. The assistant also says, "It's okay, adjacent or assistant." You can also say neuron, okay? Sensory motor and adjunct Every detail is written in the mind of

58:41 Maybe those of you who are new to reading this will get it from here. You can check out these from those who are paid. You've memorized eating whole grains many times. I have read it many times, I hope everyone Clear Nex near Question number 29 Acetylcholine is a What type of dash will be given in the previous PDF? Tell me which PDF is the PDFU from the previous YouTube. Are you talking about the PDF or the paid class? I gave it to the paid class. YouTube I'll give you the PDF if I have class today. No What should I do? And my class the other day No. My class last Thursday No. What happened the Thursday before that

59:27 I gave it to you. Those who don't get it Once you go to the CDA app and check, you will get Will go. Okay? 29 V Very Good. Neurotransmitters. What is a neurotransmitter? Basically, neurotransmitters are A chemical substance. Okay? Which is what? Does? From one neuron to another neuron or muscle The nerve impulses that are present What does it do? Modulates. Okay? Hold on, you. There are two such houses side by side. Okay? There are two such houses side by side. What will happen from one house to another this time? If anyone wants to go, let them go in the middle.

1:00:13 A small common thing has to be overcome. That Take a common road that leads to this house. People also use it, people from B house also use it. Does. So, both of them cross this common passage. I have to go. So, crossing this common passage It means crossing some common signals. To do. The cross that signifies that This is a man from two houses. Or house A, house B. People. So we call these neurotransmitters. Say. Or, more simply put, it can be understood as A basic signal. Okay? This The signal indicates that a neuron From another neuron or muscle through what Happening? The pulse or impulse of the nerve What is that? Carry forward or

1:00:58 Flowing. Okay? Acetylcholine An example. There are also many examples. Here I am listing it. Write if you want. You can take it. Take dopamine, for example. Another one is Gaba. What else happens? Glutamate. Non-epinephrine. These are all neurotransmitters. If Instead of acetylcholine, something else comes from these It will come soon. Okay? Come on, Nex. It's adrenaline. Another important thing here. That thing is a neurohormone. We are hormones. Everyone has read it. When a hormone is released from a nerve cell

1:01:46 We call what is released neurohormones. It is because our brains are from there. What is the name of the release? Vasopressin or ADA. Right. Is there? Sopressin or AD is a neuro Hormones. Let's move on to the next question. Question number And at the meeting place of the Dedron There is a small gap. What to call that [ __ ]? Is it? Question number Ball ADH Sopressin

1:02:34 It's all over, tell me now, Sneha, fast. Sony gave me fast sar c. It was a mistake to come fast. This is another tricky question. Those who said D are correct. Adjacency method Sciatic cleft. This is the empty space. You see, this is the end of a life. And from here comes the dendron. Start. Look at that gap in the middle. You can.

1:03:21 This gap is called the synaptic cleft. It is called Sanniddhi in English and Bengali. Channel. Okay? This is one of the synapses. Part. The name of the bot is not Synapse. The name is Synaptic Clay. Now here is the most you. You should see the prominent answer. When you There is the most prominent answer. What are you? Can you say synapse? Okay? In synaptic Let's move on to the next question. The nerves through which the cochlear nerve is supplied Emotion From receptors to the central nervous system What are they called that are carried? What is it saying? Impulse Where does it go from the receptor? Central

1:04:08 Going to the nervous system. A little while ago I understand that I will be the one who makes the mistake. You will kill yourself for me. A little I already explained that these are details. Everyone who Answer as if it were correct. If you say something wrong, hit yourself for me. Will give. Very good. Sensory neurons are coming back. Sensory neurons are coming back. Those who say B All is correct. Next question. 32 Guru What is the inner part of the brain called? Guru Two parts of the brain. We are one. I would say the exterior or outer layer.

1:04:55 I will call one the inner part. What is the inner part called? The name of the interior I wanted to know. Tell me. If it wasn't right, not a single beat would have been heard. I explained it in detail twice a while ago. There's no way it won't be right. And even then, those who didn't fix it or made mistakes They will watch the recorded class again at any time.

1:05:41 There is a problem with the place. 32 Everyone says B is the cerebral cortex. The inner part is not called the cerebral cortex. It is called the cerebral medulla. Look carefully. Look. The exterior, which is the outermost layer What you see is what we call cerebral. I would say cortex. And whenever you look here in the middle If I share one with something, take potatoes. Okay? If the potatoes are round, I hope they are fried potatoes. I guess everyone has seen or eaten it. That goal is a goal. When you see the whole potato fried from the outside What's going on is the cerebral cortex. And If I fry the whole potato like a potato If you cut it, there will be a completely whitish part inside. It can be seen. That's this. Just

1:06:28 Think of the exact potato wheel. So The wheel inside is spinning. Medalla part. Okay? Medal. This medallion has two parts. One It is gray matter. Another one is White. Matter. The other is white. Object. Okay? Come on. Let's take the next question, number two, coccygeal. Where is the nerve located? I was a little early. I wasn't saying where the spinal nerves are.

1:07:14 Take a closer look at where it is located. Keep it. To know and understand so that you don't make mistakes. Practice class. Make a mistake here, it will hurt. No. I'll talk a little. That's all. Butt If you make a mistake in the exam, the selection is over. New again You have to take precautions. From here It's good to be wrong. Don't let it happen in the exam. That's it. Tell me. Where is the occipital nerve located? Very good. In the country of the tail, I mean the location. I'm showing you exactly. Where that The very end of our spinal cord

1:08:00 And the portion that is ours Coccygeal. Okay? There is the coccyx. The nerve remains. It can be filled. Will see. Sometimes if you reach out to feel You can. A small bone like this There is. It happens like this. Okay? There is a pair. Next I can't speak again, I don't feel well. I definitely didn't study hard. I said it would be a chapter someday. I will let you know, you have to read it carefully. It's like playing Ludo, just sit and catch. The one who loses will go all the way in one go. I turned the board upside down many times as a child. I'm a little lost right now.

1:08:48 I could understand, so I turned the board upside down. I would have given it to you like it was my fault and I I won't answer, here are the options for you. You can go left but go to the exam hall. What will you do if you get an exam? Which answer will you give? If you can't do it, tell me, I'll take the test. No, I'm leaving, it doesn't feel good. The chapter you have to read on that day You will practice MCQs for a week. If you have time, study hard for a week. Answer me, you will see, you will definitely be able to do it, and here Being wrong doesn't mean you're right. You can also find information that may You could have messed up the exam. So here you are, many new things, Ansar. You know, okay, let's go.

1:09:34 Next Question: Driving or Cycling? What kind of reflex action is this? Reflex Auction The reflex arc is one. Another thing is reflex. Auction Reflex arc means reflex path. And reflex action means reflex. The verb is okay, it's very confusing. Try to answer a little better. Then I explain. I will tell everyone.

1:10:41 34 Everyone is saying it will be both CB. Wow here There is only one right option. I am in Category Two. I didn't ask a question. Okay? Look at it now. I'll tell you the answer and then I'll tell you the options. This thing about driving a car or riding a bike You have to learn. Okay? It has to be achieved. Are you someone who has never driven a car or Doesn't know how to ride a bicycle. You give him a bicycle. Give it to him, he can't drive. A little later It will fall over as soon as it goes. So you have to learn it. After you learn, you can also use the phone to call. You can ride a bicycle. Okay? Although You shouldn't, but you can. So to achieve this Yes. So it is conditional meaning condition.

1:11:29 Neutral. It means it depends on the conditions. It depends on the habit. So here Look what they gave in the options? Conditional reflexive verb. Unconditional No. Habit Not neutral. Habit-based is not instinctive. So Option B is correct. Conditional means Being a dependent. I have some conditions. Having to learn. I have some conditions while learning. Must comply. How is that my balance? Yes. I am very old and can't ride a bicycle. I learned. So that's why it means to me The thing is terrible. What can I say? It was challenging. Older age means When I was much older, I started riding a bicycle. I learned.

1:12:15 So, whether you're driving a car or riding a bicycle, I would say the skill is more like riding a bicycle. So one The center of gravity is to understand oneself. That center of mass No one can teach you. That's every day. As you drive, you will realize that in this position After pushing, I can walk straight. I am no longer I'm not going to bend over. Otherwise, bicycle There is a tendency to get up first. On the one hand To lean specifically or towards Can. So, those of you who have learned to ride a bicycle, He has to understand that the center is this mass. In the center I am perfectly stable and straight. I can drive a scooter, same goes for a bike. Even though it runs on a motor, the center of mass is If you don't have to stay, you'll just lean to the left. There is a conditional meaning that I am doing something.

1:13:02 Running based on dependencies Unconditional means I have no conditions there. Habit neutral means I don't have a habit. I've learned automatically, so which one will it be? No, it will be conditional on option B being correct. Like everything I'm learning as a child Learning to talk or walk every day To talk behind a child's back Or like bird reading to teach AB CD His family eats everything at once. The poem has been memorized by the people at home. It's like a child not memorizing. It becomes playing the harmonium or guitar. Reciting songs is everything. Conditioned or acquired reflex Fall into action. So this place is for everyone. Do you understand?

1:13:52 This place has been cleared for everyone. So Why would it be option B? This is terrible. It gets confused. So I'll tell you in detail here. I gave it. Okay, next tell me which part of the body is the most important. Is it good to say? What is the anatomically correct word "Wolf"? Is it? Option C. If you cheat on the count, you will die. Something of mine No. This means that the more your honesty, It will show that God will give him honesty in the exam. Right.

1:14:38 Is there? With you Things will be fine. Otherwise, you will see. At the end of the day, when God is in the final exam Then you will start cheating on yourself. There is no escape. As honest as you are here All these will prove your good luck. Will be. Okay? Let's go next. Everyone says B. B is the right answer. Who are we at Synapse? Physical wall of worship. Because of the synapse The flow of inspiration is always one-way. Yes. Okay? So that's why we call it Physically based volvulus. Okay? Here

1:15:24 It's all written down. Here is another name. There is a sign up form. This is also an important name. Let's go next. There's no need to be negative here. You're welcome. Finally, I will tell you that Ma'am, I will be 50 by the time I This is wrong, this is right, it means 50 I've written so many things, they're all so negative. Nath6 has to be calculated. Ball knee jerk is a kind of reflex This verb should be said correctly this time. Because now you understand which is which. Tell me? Knee jerk is a type of reflex. Action?

1:16:38 Between the synapse and the synaptic cleft The difference is that the synapse is two The end of the neuron. Okay? And synaptic There are basically two places where clefting occurs. That means where one of us is ending and The dendron is starting. That is, where Where neurotransmitters are released There is a small gap. What is that gap? Impulse is not carried. From there Neurotransmitters are released. That We call this place the synaptic cleft. This time it says conditional. You are wrong again. What is burning? Option D would be habit neutral. Knee jerk. That is, those who

1:17:25 Continuously shaking their knees, that's what they do. Innate. You can control him. No. You'll see if you're sitting on the bench and writing next to me. Such a friend can sit there continuously The warranty is broken. Okay? So that's theirs. Innate. Innate means what is happening. Habit is neutral. What can I do with it? No? I can't keep it in the habit. Habit Neutral. So that becomes mine. Go innate or unconditional. So option D is the correct answer here. Okay? And habit-neutral means habit-dependent. If you said it or if you said it, then that It would have been possible for us to go Acquired reflexes. Okay?

1:18:16 Those who understand, you have done D. Those again I don't understand, they're messing up again. At home Will read it again and again. Next 37. The way in which reflexive verbs What is the name given to the nerve impulse that is transmitted? Is it? It means the path in which the reflection What are the verbs that are being acted upon? Happening? What is it called when it is rotating? Question number 7 It's more of a problem than a mother when you Someone is writing on the bench at that time, don't move the bat. Okay? That's even more irritating.

1:19:02 The bench isn't shaking continuously. So I should get beaten up by the two sisters next door. Everyone says it's a very good reflex path. What do we say in English? Reflex R Okay, let's call the verb "asan". It's all explained here, okay? It seems like you'll see the next salivation. Which nervous system causes salivation? Which one reduces the desire for sex? Ball Question Number 8

1:20:04 This is another time, this knee jerk. That is a time of great tension. Maybe It's not something that's habitual for anyone. Butt that's huge. This happens when there is tension. Those who are habitual Even with any joy, they crave water. Even though it's sad, it's stressful. That They are having all the time. Butts are for those who have them all the time. No, their tension is at a time of serious tension. It happens. Okay? [Music] 38 says B some say here I wrote down the sympathetic nervous system. The parasympathetic system is just the opposite.

1:20:52 Who is the sympathetic option that makes saliva flow? It will be correct to come and increase it. If two people are opposite in nature, it is automatic. It will increase the internal friction and If the internal mechanism increases, it will automatically It's okay, you two are opposites. Okay, let's go. Next Jaw muscle movement This is what I'm talking about. I mean, what are these jaw muscles doing? Running. So these muscles move Which nerve helps?

1:22:01 One said A, one said D, wow. Hypoglossal This will be the right answer this time. I'm pretending to be sorry, it will be trigeminal. Option C Trigeminal would be the correct answer option C. The tongue is going hypoglossal. Right. Is there? Hypoglossal is the tongue. Jaw No. But the tongue speaks to us.

1:22:48 Helps. Butt hypoglossal only It controls the tongue. Our jaw. Being controlled Trigeminal. Okay? Option C is the correct answer here. Very few people said option C. Everything else It has been said. Those who said C are correct. Everything else is wrong. Good Everyone will read these. Let's go next. Wow, what a shame, but the answer was not mentioned.

1:23:34 What is this? Nextof spinal nerve Which nervous system does it belong to? Susunma means spinal nerve. Which nervous system does it belong to? Yes, take a good look at what's in the trigeminal. There is The cognitive is handling those that are mixed. They will do all kinds of things, even in the sense of Lacrimal gland or everything in the eye Trying to handle 44 You have to keep the handle on your head too.

1:24:20 Mixed means his two sensory motors. There are all kinds of jobs. So it will be trigeminal. The jaw muscles will also be exercised as they move. If you shed tears again, that too will happen. B Right Right Asar Option B. Peripheral Nervous system or peripheral Nervous system. Okay? Let's go next. Question. There are four of them here. Okay? Under the peripheral nervous system Spinal cord. Next question. What is the cell body of a nerve cell called? The cell body of a nerve cell. Without nerve cells You can also call it a neuron. Both are correct. What do you mean by the topmost part of the cell body?

1:25:06 It is said? Question number 41. I want help immediately. Soumi says C Neurocyton. Very good. Neurocyton is right here. The cell body is called a neurocyton. These are round, Ovoid or oval-shaped, often You have to look at the stars. Different times It has to look different. It depends. Okay? Nexbear The episode is available to watch. Question number 42 Which of the following is not a medullary nerve explant? In the axon dendrites of medullary nerves No, the question number 42 in the body is, tell me immediately.

1:25:58 Now from next day onwards, the day MCQ class So, before you do that, read a little. You will see if you can answer more questions during the day. In the end, you will have your own satisfaction. Yes, I can answer all the questions. I can't do any of it. The mistake is true. Boring. It will fall a little the next day. Then you will see. Can you answer? Very good at 42. In the medulla oblongata I explained this a little earlier. Here again It is understood. The cell bodies of Nex 43 neurons What do they form when combined? This means that neurons Look carefully at the picture of the cell bodies. This is it. The parts of the cell body come together like this What is the formation of the cell bodies of many neurons that come together?

1:26:46 Does? Question number 43 Not neuroglia. What you said about the option is wrong. Very good. You said nerve gland. Correct. Nerve ganglion is correct. Answer. Nerve ganglion is correct. Answer. Okay? These many together Nerves form ganglia. Option D Correct answer. Those who say D are correct. Let's go next. 44 Respiratory rate control Does. This is continuous breathing. We are going. Walking, running, sitting, eating,

1:27:33 Sleeping. Continuous breathing Ongoing. You are the heart of respiration. What part of the brain maintains the rate? I will tell you. What chapter is next day? 50 Let it end before it's too late. Be patient. And There are six questions. Please answer quickly. Says Dev. Where should I run away? Are you there?

1:28:24 B says everyone is very good, B is correct. How do we have two mains working? One It's going to go into his urethra. The muscles that control the contraction of the dressidoor Does. That is, this urine is what we I can control it because of the pons. And the same With this continuous breathing It's going on to maintain that breathing. Can. Okay? So option B is correct. Nex 45 Which is our eighth cranial nerve? This For those who don't remember, there is a There is a formula. So first answer the question and then... I will show you the formula.

1:29:27 Auditory nerve Auditory is the eighth. Very good. This time How will those who don't remember remember? Will you keep it? Remember this formula. Okay? This is the rule. What is the rule? Hey, Apu, come on. And Phatik is singing well, aha. This The first word of each is "go" A name. Oh, and he's going to be number one. All factory. He is an optician. Second. Next third is Apu's Ache Okulo. Motor. Tarar It's going to be trigeminal. Trigeminal of the trachea. A is abuse.

1:30:14 F is facial A is auditory The voice is glossopharyngeal. The fear of Vegas is becoming a necessity. Spinal cord And ha Ha ha Haha, it's hypoglycemic, okay, like this. You have to remember 12 times correctly with this formula. There is Nex 49 Ranveer's episode is available to watch It seems like this has become a repeated question. This I have to come. Well, that's a repeat question. It's done. Next Ball 47 Reflex Action Which one controls? Reflexive verb Which one controls? Reflex Key In the middle where the central nervous system

1:30:59 There is a system or central nervous system Or has a nerve center Who is controlling that particular one? Check the location and tell me which one is 47 Very Good

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