ANS I Flashcards

1
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peripheral nervous system is divided into..

A

autonomic and somatic

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2
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autonomic is divided into..

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parasympathetic and sympathetic

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3
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somatic is divided into..

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sensory and motor

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ANS

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branch of peripheral innervating smooth muscle tissue, glands, organs, whose activity is not under conscious control

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5
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parasympathetic nerves originate from..

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the medulla and sacral spinal cord (CRANIOSACRAL OUTFLOW)

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6
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sympathetic nerves originate from..

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the thoracic and lumbar spinal cord (THORACOLUMBAR OUTFLOW)

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7
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parasympathetic neurotransmitter

A

acetylcholine, ACh

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8
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sympathetic neurotransmitter

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norepinephrine (NE)

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9
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The sympathetic nervous system consists of thoracic and lumbar nerves with …

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short preganglionic and long postganglionic fibres

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10
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The sympathetic system includes the adrenal medulla, which releases..

A

norepinephrine and epinephrine into the blood

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11
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the somatic nervous system consists of …

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motor neurons to the skeletal muscles

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12
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ACh is released at the synapse preganglionic parasympathetic nerves at..

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their ganglia

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13
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ACh is released at the synapse preganglionic sympathetic nerves at..

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their ganglia and at their synapses in the adrenal medulla

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14
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ACh is released at the synapse postganglionic parasympathetic nerves at..

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their organ/tissue receptor

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15
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ACh is released at the synapse somatic motor nerves at..

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the neuromuscular junction in the skeletal muscles

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16
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The postganglionic fibres of sympathetic system innervating all sweat glands and skeletal blood vessel release .. except for..

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ACh, the palms (NE)

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17
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Norepinephrine is released at the following synapses postganglionic sympathetic nerves at…

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their organ/tissue receptors

18
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Sympathetic fibres innervating sweat glands in the palm releases ..

A

NE (adrenergic sweating)

19
Q

adrenal medulla

A

releases 80% of epic (adrenaline) and 20% or NE into circulation

20
Q

what stimulates the adrenal medulla?

A

preganglionic sympathetic nerves

21
Q

phaeochromocytoma

A

a tumor of the adrenal medulla that releases large amounts of episodes and NE causing a very high BP and heart rate

22
Q

ACh is synthesized from..

A

choline and acetyl coenzyme A

23
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ACh is stored in.. and released by..

A

neuronal vesicles; nerve stimulation

24
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botulinum toxin

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blocks ACh release causing skeletal muscle paralysis

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cholinesterase
break down ACh into choline and acetate
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catechol
a benzene ring with two hydroxyl groups and an amine side chain
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compounds with catechol are called...
catecholamines
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NE, epi, and dopamine are synthesized from...
the amino acid tyrosine
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cholinergic receptor types
stimulated by ACh; nicotinic and muscarinic
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muscarinic
relating to a type of ACh receptor nervous system which is capable of responding to muscarine
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nicotinic is branched in..
neuronal (Nn) and non-neuronal (skeletal muscle; Nm)
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non-neuronal (neuromuscular; Nm) location and effects
skeletal neuromuscular junction; skeletal muscle contraction
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nicotinic receptors are...
sodium ion channels
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neuronal (Nn; ganglionic or peripheral neuronal) location and effect
autonomic ganglia (parasympathetic, sympathetic, adrenal medulla); postganglionic excitation
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central neuronal location and effects
CNS synapses (pre and post junctional); CNS effects
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adrenergic receptor types
stimulated by NE; a1, a2, B (B1, B2)
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sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves have ______ effects in ___ organs
OPPOSITE; most
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parasympathetic system is active during...
rest and digest
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sympathetic system is more active during..
fight or flight
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skeletal, pulmonary, and coronary vessels during sympathetic function
DILATED because muscles and lungs need more blood, air, and energy to fight/flight