Autonomic Nervous System 

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well my approach being way simpler,question stem mentions DRG which is sensory and only sensory is proprioception. All others are motor! I hope that makes sense

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You’re correct! Autonomic could be sensory or motor. I corrected that mistake in a subsequent video in my physiology playlist!

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So, what’s the answer?

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Another question : since somatic and autonomic both located in the motor half of the brain , how come somatic has both motor and sensory ?

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Nope. Somatic is opposite to Autonomic. Somatic can be sensory or motor. Autonomic can be sensory or motor.

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis how autonomic can be sensory or motor? You said autonomic is always motor .

Sorry. I made a mistake. Autonomic is sensory AND motor. The mistake was corrected in a subsequent video in the Physiology playlist.

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@@MedicosisPerfectionalis The somatic system have motor & sensory; The visceral system also have motor & sensory... You said, the ANS carry only motor supply to the viscera... So, what about the sensory from the viscera... ? Though there're not touch & propioception from viscera, they do have "dull" pain sensation from chemical signals or distension from distal obstruction... If these visceral sensation do not travel via ANS, then what pathway they take ? (Some text books, say these (visceral sensory) are part of ANS) What's your view point ? (PS. Great video... Thanks a lot.. keep posting)

The viscera is a special situation...The visceral eneric nervous system doesn’t originate from lateral horn cells...The viscera are not sensitive to pain, but sensitive to stretch. Visceral pain happens later when they expand enough to touch a somatic sensory fiber. My point was simply that sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers don’t carry sensations.

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I made a mistake! ANS could be sensory or motor! I corrected this in a later video in the same playlist!

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Yes. Examples include: olfactory nerve, and optic nerve.

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Sends sensory impulses of the viscera from the viscera to the the CNS. Example: Baroreceptor afferents.

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