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Lim
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*vagal nerve(itself) =vagal reflex(?) 1. rate(up) -> aff(up) -> eff(up) -> bradycardia 2. rate(down) -> aff(down) -> eff(down) ->tarchycardia so when ext ear canal stimulation(GSA) could be interpreted like GVA from heart mistakenly. *cardiac reflex(9->10) 1.distension of carotid body aff(up) -> eff(up) -> bradycardia 2.contraction aff(down) -> eff(down) -> tarchycardia my point is.. aff and eff of 9th and 10th nerve goes together. am i right? thanks.. Edited by Lim on Jul 23, 2006 - 12:22 AM
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mjl1717
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I not sure what the hypoglossal (tongue movement) has to do with it, but everything else looks correct.
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vallia
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yes you are right http://mywebpages.comcast.net/wnor/cranialnerves.htm
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vallia
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yes you are right http://mywebpages.comcast.net/wnor/cranialnerves.htm
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Dr.Papez
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Wow...that was a good link Vallia. Thanks a lot.
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