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neurotransmitter of parasympathetic nervous system
acetylcholine: liberated and destroyed locally = more specific than symp’s neurotransmitter
explain briefly the organisation of the parasymp NS
the PS response is assisted by the ggl being close to target organ - or within it
outflow from brainstem and sacral part of medulla spinalis
in head the PS fibers are othen embedded in other somatic(motor - volunary) nerves
name the 3 nerves of the PS system of the head and their paired ganglia
IX glossopharyngeus -> otic ganglia(PS) -> zygomatic and parotid gland
VII facial
- > mandibular ggl(not PS) -> mandibular and sublingual gl.
- > ggl. pterigopalatinus(PS) -> lacrimal gland and nasal gl.
III oculomotoricus -> ggl. ciliare(PS) -> ciliary smooth m. and pupil contrictor m.
name the only 100%PS nerve and its course in thoracic cavity and the abdominal cavity
X - n. vagus
prox et dist ggl at for. jugulare
pregangleonic fibers connect to ggl of target organ
supply: heart, lung, larynx, abdominal viscera(organs)
PS in pelvic cavity: pars sacralis of medulla spinalis: its nerves and ganglia
r. ventralis -> nn. pelvini -> pl. retroperitoneus (with S n. hypogastricus)
small ggl:
intramural ggl. found in plexus
terminal ggl. found in pevic viscera(organs)
what 6parts are innervated by the p. sacralis of PS NS
- colon descendens
- rectum
- bladder
- uterus and vagina
- accessory glands
- genital erectile tissue
- -> contract bladder wall, vasodilate erectile tissue