Put someone to sleep by pressing a self-assurance on his body?
Is it possible,that when you press a spot on someones body he will fall asleep? I've seen this in movies. How does it works? Where is this spot?
Answers:
You cannot put someone to sleep by pressing on any nerves outside of their body.
You CAN motive someone to faint, which isn't the same as sleeping. There are osmoreceptors on the carotid arteries in the d¨Ścolletage, which, if pressed with force, lower the bodies blood pressure. However everyone has a different tolerance for this and not everyone will faint from it, while other may intervene out from too tight of a necktie.
There are other pressure receptors along various arteries in the body.
Generally, cutting past its sell-by date blood flow to the brain will cause someone to faint. This is DANGEROUS. Do not try to do this, and do NOT try to play with someone's arteries and osmoreceptors. You can rationale brain damage or possibly death. I assume you ask only for your own expertise.
So in short, no, no nerve or receptor on the surface of the body can cause someone to plummet asleep (in a healthy human).
Interested in Things is right.
I put people to sleep (and preserve them alive and wake them up again) for a living. We use drugs to do that.
There are instances when we might press on the neck to try to break a supraventricular tachycardia, but that's about it. Doing that inappropriately can motive serious bradycardia or even make the heart stop completely, which is a bad thing.
Here's somewhat bit of information for you: stuff in movies and on TV tends not be real. Source(s): I'm an anesthesiologist.
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You cannot put someone to sleep by pressing on any nerves outside of their body.
You CAN motive someone to faint, which isn't the same as sleeping. There are osmoreceptors on the carotid arteries in the d¨Ścolletage, which, if pressed with force, lower the bodies blood pressure. However everyone has a different tolerance for this and not everyone will faint from it, while other may intervene out from too tight of a necktie.
There are other pressure receptors along various arteries in the body.
Generally, cutting past its sell-by date blood flow to the brain will cause someone to faint. This is DANGEROUS. Do not try to do this, and do NOT try to play with someone's arteries and osmoreceptors. You can rationale brain damage or possibly death. I assume you ask only for your own expertise.
So in short, no, no nerve or receptor on the surface of the body can cause someone to plummet asleep (in a healthy human).
Interested in Things is right.
I put people to sleep (and preserve them alive and wake them up again) for a living. We use drugs to do that.
There are instances when we might press on the neck to try to break a supraventricular tachycardia, but that's about it. Doing that inappropriately can motive serious bradycardia or even make the heart stop completely, which is a bad thing.
Here's somewhat bit of information for you: stuff in movies and on TV tends not be real. Source(s): I'm an anesthesiologist.
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