ANS 1,2,3 Flashcards
Right Vagus primarily innervates?
Left Vagus primarily innervates?
R - SA Node
L - AV Node
70% of blood in veins
regulation of venous capacity is an important determinant of the distribution of systemic blood volume
Venous capacity
important regulator of cardiac output
ACtivation of alpha receptors causes SM____ while activation of Beta receptors cause SM _____
COntraction
dilation
GUT as Exception
SNS Adrenergic receptors have ___ transmembrane proteins.
So do ?
7
Muscarinic - PNS
Potency of E and NE at B1 and B2
E is more potents than NE at B1
E in MUCH more potent that NE at B2
SNS B1 effects:
SM - vasodialation ( phosphorylation of Ca-MLCK- inactivation)
Liver - glycogen breakdown
Heart - increase contractility (phosphorylation of Ca channels)
SNS B2 effects:
??
SNS alpha2 effects: ??
SM - vasoconstriction (dephosphorylate MLCK - inc. active-MLCK - contraction)
Auto-Inhibitory Feedback mechanism??
- NE release cause less NE release
- decrease in Ca2+ influx
SNS alpha1 effects:
SM - vasoconstriction (inc Ca2+, inc active MLCK
PNS M1 effects:
SM - vasodialtion
Inc Ca2+
Bladder - contraction
PNS M2 effects:
Heart - Open K= Channels
PNS M3 effects
Inc Ca2+
GI - contraction, inc secretion
PNS M4 effects:
Dec. cAMP
PNS M5 effects:
Inc Ca2+