ANS Flashcards

1
Q

The ____ acts as a control system. It’s also referred to as the visceral nervous system or _______ nervous system.

A

ANS (maintains homeostasis); Involuntary

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2
Q

The ____________ and brain stem regulate ANS reflexes

A

hypothalamus

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3
Q

_______ _______ neurons in visceral organs & blood vessels propagate into integrating centers in the _______.

A

Autonomic Sensory Neurons (afferent); CNS - - - S.A.M.E. - Main input to ANS is Sensory.

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4
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________ _________ neurons regulate the activity of smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and _______

A

Autonomic Motor Neurons (efferent); Glands - - - S.A.M.E

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5
Q

The ______ _______ is a network of nerves & ganglia within the wall if the GI tract

A

Enteric Division

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6
Q

Heart rate, Breathing, Swallowing (deglutition) and Sexual arousal are all affected by _____ but have some degree of conscious control

A

ANS (Involuntary)

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7
Q

The ____ affects digestion, respiratory rate, salivation, perspiration, pupillary dilation, and micturition.

A

ANS ( involuntary)

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8
Q

The ANS is subdivided into 2 subsystems: __________ & the _______. 1 activates a physiological response and the other inhibits it.

A

PSNS - Parasympathetic nervous system (rest or digest) and SNS Sympathetic Nervous System (fight or flight)

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9
Q

T/F Tissue innervated by the ANS often continue to Fx to some extent even if their nerve supply is damaged

A

True

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10
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T/F Most organs have dual inervation

A

True, both PSNS and SNS (for excitation and inhibition impulses)

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11
Q

The majority of the nerves from parasympathetic division are directed towards smooth muscle and glands from _____ and ______ tracts

A

GI & Respiratory tracts (conserves energy and replenishes nutrients)

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12
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The ANS requires a sequential ___-neuron efferent pathway. 1. _______ cell bodies are located in brain or spinal cord and 2. _______ is located entirely in PNS

A

2-neuron; preganglionic (exits via CNS cranial or spinal nerve); postganglionic (PNS entirely)

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13
Q

The sympathetic division cell bodies is located between lateral horns of ____ - ____ lumbar segments

A

12 thoracic - L2/L3 lumbar segments, thoracolumbar outflow (axons)

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14
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The Parasympathetic division is located in a __________ division.

A

Craniosacral (III, VII, IX, & X - lat. gray matter of 2nd-4th sacral segments)

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15
Q

_______ ________ are the sites of synapse btwn sympathetic preganglionic & postganglionic neurons. The _____ ____ ______ innervate organs above the diaphragm (head, neck, heart) and the ______ _______ innervate organs below the diaphragm.

A

Sympathetic ganglia; Sympathetic trunk ganglia (lie on either side of vertebral columns - base of skull to coccyx); Prevertebral ganglia (lie anterior to vertebral column)

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16
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The site of synapse btwn preganglionic parasympathetic & postganglionic neurons in the terminal ganglia is the _______ _______

A

Parasympathetic ganglia

17
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Thorax; The Cardiac plexus innervates the _____

A

Heart

18
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Thorax; The Pulmonary plexus innervates the _____ _____

A

bronchial tree

19
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Ab/Pelvis; Celiac plexus innervates the ____, ____, pancreas, liver, gb, kidneys, adrenal medulla, testes & ovaries

A

Spleen, Stomach, etc

20
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Ab/Pelvis; Superior mesenteric plexus innervates the ______ & _____ ______

A

small & large intestines

21
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Ab/Pelvis; Inferior mesenteric plexus innervates the _____ ______

A

large intestine

22
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Ab/Pelvis; Hypogastric plexus innervates the ______ ______

A

pelvic viscera (below stomach)

23
Q

Autonomic plexus in the Ab/Pelvis; Renal plexus innervates the _____ _____ within the ______ & ______

A

renal arteries within the kidneys and ureters

24
Q

Sympathetic Trunk Ganglia include a _______, ________, ______ and _______ portion

A

cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral portion

25
Q

Preganglionic neurons originate from CN’s ___, ____, ___ & ____ as well as the sacral spinal nerves ______

A

CN’s III, VII, IX, X; S2-4

26
Q

Cholinergic receptors bind with ______

A

Ach/Acetylcholine (two types - Nicotinic and Muscarinic receptors)

27
Q

Most sympathetic postganglionic neurons are _______ and release noripinephrine/noradrenilin

A

Adrenergic (two types - alpha and beta receptors)

28
Q

Preganglionic neurons come from the _____ or _____ ____ and postganglionic neurons go to the effector cell, _____ _____, ______ or ______

A

brain or spinal cord; smooth muscle, heart or gland

29
Q

Autonomic tone is regulated by the _________

A

hypothalamus

30
Q

The ANS receives input from the _____ ______

A

limbic system