Lecture 22: Special Innervations for AA-PA (NSU AA-PA Anatomy)

not clear enough, should be improved. slides can be more schematic or include mnenomics or at least make it more interesting by adding more facts

Simple and concise explanation. Covered all necessary aspects without elaborating too much on details.

I'm a first year medical student and the lectures that we have had on the autonomics have not been clear or understandable at all. The set of lecture materials and the lectures that Lecture has provided has GREATLY increased my understanding and made my exam prep much easier.

Easy to understand. Loved the colors used to distinguish sympathetic from parasympathetic, that really helped.

Thank you very much for your interesting lectures and simple explanation

Great, I loved the slides and how he explained them! I'm happy to take this lecture

It contains the keypoints. Neuroanatomy is hard because it´s specific and has lots of terms. Dr. Craig is making them simple and understandable!

ddnt explain well at all. ddnt explain the exact location of the gray horns or anything.

Horners Syndrome is very importn and there is any more lectures about it

I like how he explained about the lecture. He explained it very well and because of that I learned

first time I watched this, I didnt understand anything, now when I am watching it the second time I understood a bit, explanation is good, just takes time to digest!

Excellent lecture with very clear points that are made and in excellent chronological order. A fantastic way to get a brief overview and a great way to engrain the topics touched upon in the article.

Explained is a simpified way for easy understanding Word Word Word Word

This broke down very difficult concepts regarding the ANS and the parasympathetic and sympathetic that I have been struggling to learn for MONTHS! I used my whiteboard to diagram as the lecturer taught and it finally stuck.

Simple and objective. lliked the ritm and the basic aspect

Even though i don't use english as my main language i understood almost everything and i haven't really studied it well. I really liked it!

These lectures are great! It's good to know also that a lot of topics that are discussed in one lecture are later elaborated on in another lecture too. Usually if I feel like some topic was not covered in depth, it just means that I was discussed further in another video. This is incredibly helpful for Step 1 prep!

Very nice methoad of teaching,first overview,then step by step teaching Neglect above negative comments???? Just flow with it,try questions too.

average explanation. This course does not go into deep details. Anyone who lacks fundamental knowledge of the ANS will not be able to get everything the prof said. The questions are good but some lack explanations, others which have explanations, are not rich enough. The diagrams could be better. And the feedback feature of questions is removed. I think the answer to one of the questions which is shown as right is wrong and I could not give feedback.

if I don't know anything about para/symp nervous system, I wouldn't understand clearly. For example, in symphatetic outflow diagram, I wouldn't understand where the exact location of white or gray ramus in human body on the picture you used.

I understood SNS input and output quite well prior to watching this video. There are much better figures in textbooks to describe output pathways. I found the figure used a very odd departure from traditional figures and much more confusing.

Nice and clear explanation Good Voice and clear speaking friendly and open appearance -> clearly someone I love to listen to for hours

Honestly, very difficult to follow, lecturer is not in control of subject matter and diagrams were very poor in visibility as well as explaining the content. People that are already well knowledgeable in subject will benefit more.

Dr Craig speaks clearly and slowly so it is easy to follow

so boring, it's no easy to follow. More pictures would be appeciated

because it is free and I want to learn anatomy from videos

we need more details about the sym/para outflow please