of approximately 80 % afferent sensory fibers carrying information to the brain from the head , neck , thorax , and abdomen(passive) is composedVagus nerve
high blood sugar(passive) caused byvagus nerve
Schwannomas or neurilemmomasoriginatingfrom the vagus nerve
of both motor and sensory fibers(passive) is composedThe vagus nerve
from the medulla oblongata which is part of the brainstem(passive) is originatedThe vagus nerve
A hyperactive , or over - stimulatedleadsvagus nerve
The inflammatory response to smoke Sensory and vasomotor nerves abundantly innervate the respiratory tractoriginatingfrom the parasympathetic vagus nerve
its parasympathetic nerve fibersoriginatingfrom the vagus nerve
Malignant schwannoma of the upper mediastinumoriginatingfrom the vagus nerve
after histological examination , histological examination was diagnosed as a benign schwannoma , a well - encapsulated non - infiltrating tumororiginatingfrom the intrathoracic vagus nerve
of somatic and visceral afferents and efferents(passive) is composedThe vagus nerve
acid reflux and stomach upsetcan triggerthe vagus nerve
Sugio K , Inoue T , Inoue K , Tateishi M , Ishida T , Sugimachi K. Neurogenic tumors of the mediastinumoriginatedfrom the vagus nerve
Yes , the laryngeal nerve is sometimes called the vagus nerveoriginatesoff of the vagus nerve
eating and subsequent gas in the stomach(passive) caused bythe vagus nerve
A rapid rise in the alcohol levels in the bloodpromptsthe vagus nerve
Deep breaths , sometimes called belly breathscan triggerthe vagus nerve
a cycle of blood sugar highs and lows that continuesto influencethe vagus nerve
years of high blood glucose that results in gastroparesis(passive) caused bythe vagus nerve
to send little pulses at a rate that is determined by your epileptologist / neurologist(passive) is setthe vagus nerve
of somatic and visceral afferents ( i.e. , inward conducting nerve fibers which convey impulses toward the brain ) and efferents ( i.e. , outward conducting nerve fibers which convey impulses to an effector(passive) is composedThe vagus nerve
a signal within your nervous system to slow heart rate ... lower blood pressure and decreases cortisol.~D.M. Planning for the life aheadtriggersa signal within your nervous system to slow heart rate ... lower blood pressure and decreases cortisol.~D.M. Planning for the life ahead
a signal within your nervous system to slow down the heart rate , lower blood pressure , and decrease cortisol , the stress hormonetriggersa signal within your nervous system to slow down the heart rate , lower blood pressure , and decrease cortisol , the stress hormone
a racing heart or palpitationsmay ... causea racing heart or palpitations
fainting symptomscan causefainting symptoms
sinus bradycardia due(passive) mainly influenced bysinus bradycardia due
in a heart arrythmia such as bradycardiacan resultin a heart arrythmia such as bradycardia
bradycardia , a decrease in heart ratecausesbradycardia , a decrease in heart rate
the heart issuescausingthe heart issues
to fainting and dizzinessresultsto fainting and dizziness
dizziness and faintingcausingdizziness and fainting
in an abnormally low heart rate ( bradycardia ) , fainting ( syncope ) , and a range of other symptomscan resultin an abnormally low heart rate ( bradycardia ) , fainting ( syncope ) , and a range of other symptoms
a drop in blood pressure and heart rate ... leading to faintingcan triggera drop in blood pressure and heart rate ... leading to fainting
the heart rate to slow , resulting in a drop in blood pressurecausesthe heart rate to slow , resulting in a drop in blood pressure
a form of fainting(passive) caused bya form of fainting
Most cases of fainting(passive) are triggered byMost cases of fainting
to fainting spellscan leadto fainting spells
in the brain stem and connects directly to the heartoriginatesin the brain stem and connects directly to the heart
your heart like symptomscausingyour heart like symptoms
in an abnormally low heart rate ( bradycardia ) , sudden drop in blood pressure , and fainting or vasovagal syncopecan resultin an abnormally low heart rate ( bradycardia ) , sudden drop in blood pressure , and fainting or vasovagal syncope
from regenerating to the heartwas preventedfrom regenerating to the heart
to the first heartleadingto the first heart
heart papscould causeheart paps
to the heart firstleadingto the heart first
the beating of your hearthelps setthe beating of your heart
to a reduced heartleadingto a reduced heart
these heart skipscausesthese heart skips
your heart to poundcausesyour heart to pound
such effects as heart palpitations and sweaty palmscausessuch effects as heart palpitations and sweaty palms
an immediate drop in blood pressure and heart ratecausesan immediate drop in blood pressure and heart rate
in a transient drop in blood pressure and heart rateresultingin a transient drop in blood pressure and heart rate
issues with heart palpscan causeissues with heart palps
the heart to act up a bitcausingthe heart to act up a bit
a lowering of his heart rate , which leads to his faintingcausesa lowering of his heart rate , which leads to his fainting
a signal within your nervous system to slow heart rate ... lower blood pressure and decreases cortisol5triggersa signal within your nervous system to slow heart rate ... lower blood pressure and decreases cortisol5
a signal within your nervous system to slow your heart rate , lower blood pressure and reduce cortisoltriggersa signal within your nervous system to slow your heart rate , lower blood pressure and reduce cortisol
the heart rate to slow ( “ vasovagal ” episodecausesthe heart rate to slow ( “ vasovagal ” episode
an arrhythmia such as bradycardiamay triggeran arrhythmia such as bradycardia
a decrease in the heart rate and the blood pressurecausesa decrease in the heart rate and the blood pressure
to marked slowing of the heart rate ( bradycardialeadingto marked slowing of the heart rate ( bradycardia