ANS Flashcards
part of the nervous system that can generate parasympathetic signals
craniosacral > brain stem and sacrum
parasympathetic synapse length
presynaptic (LONG)
postsynaptic (SHORT)
enteric nervous system is increasingly being considered as a separate component of the
visceral nervous system
ganglia and peripheral nerves originate from
neural crest
sympathetic synapse length
presynaptic (SHORT)
postsynaptic (LONG)
cell bodies (postsynaptic parasympathetic neurons of the trunk) are located
in or on the structure being innervated
norepinephrine is released from the parasympathetic or sympathetic ganglionic fibers
sympathetic (long > target)
diaphragm is innervated from
cervical plexus
the sympathetic nervous system primarily regulates
blood vessels
somatic motor system supplies
skeletal muscle
parasympathetic
rest and digest
cell body that innverates the somatic motor system is located in
anterior gray horn
cell bodies (postsynaptic parasympathetic neurons of the head) are
organized into discrete ganglia
preganglionic fiber in the parasympathetic is short or long
long
cell bodies that innervate the ANS are located
lateral horn of the spinal cord (preganglionic)
ganglion (postganglionic)
what are the three sacral nerves (of the thoracolumbar)
sacral (S2-S4) - reproductive organs and urinary bladder
brain and spinal cord originate from
neural tube
homeostasis carried by two systems
endocrine and nervous system
ANS vs Somatic
2 motor neurons vs 1 motor neuron