Anatomy and Physiology II - Sensory Anatomy and Physiology Test 1 Videos

Explore the intricate world of sensory systems through this comprehensive 6-hour lecture series covering anatomy and physiology concepts essential for advanced study. Begin with an autonomic nervous system review before diving deep into sensory classifications, distinguishing between general and special senses while examining various sensory modalities. Master the chemical senses by studying olfactory pathways and mechanisms in detail, followed by gustatory system anatomy and function. Develop expertise in visual physiology through extensive coverage of external eye anatomy, lacrimal structures, and the complex organization of fibrous and vascular tunics. Understand light processing mechanisms, retinal pigments, and the sophisticated cellular organization of the retina that enables vision. Complete your sensory education by examining the vestibular complex and equilibrium maintenance, concluding with detailed exploration of auditory physiology and hearing mechanisms.

Syllabus

Professor Long - Autonomic Review for Part 2
Professor Long - Sensory Lecture 1, Definitions, General vs Special Senses, part 1
Professor Long - Sensory Lecture 2, General vs Special Senses, part 2
Professor Long - Sensory Lecture 3, General Sensory Modalities
Professor Long - Special Senses Lecture 1, Olfaction Part 1
Professor Long - Special Senses Lecture 2, Olfaction Part 2
Professor Long - Special Senses Lecture 3, Gustation
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 1, Ext. Anatomy and Lacrimal Structures
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 2, Fibrous and Vascular Tunics
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 3, Vascular Tunic part 2
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 4, Vascular Tunic part 3
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 5, Light and Pigments
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 6, Retinal Organization
Professor Long - Visual Physiology Lecture 6 continued
Professor Long - Equilibrium and the Vestibular Complex
Professor Long - Physiology of Hearing