Autonomic Nervous System Flashcards

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The autonomic nervous system is called the

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Visceral nervous system

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The ANS is regulated…

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Below conscious level, without conscious effort

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The visceral sensory components detect…

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Stimulus associated with blood vessels and internal organs

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4
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The autonomic motor, visceral motor controls

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Cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, and glands

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The ANS regulates….

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Heart function, BP, body temperature, respiratory rate, sweating, and digestive function

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6
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The autonomic motor system has

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2 divisions, parasympathetics and sympathetics

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7
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The sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions have

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Presynaptic neurons in the CNS

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Presynaptic neurons in the CNS send their axons into the

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PNS to synapse with post syntactic neuron

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9
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The sympathetics and parasympathetics are a

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Two neuron relay to the target

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10
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Pre synaptic snd post synaptic neurons synapse at the

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Ganglia

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11
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Sympathetics and parasympathetics go to the

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Same targets (cardiac muscle, smooth muscle and glands)

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12
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Sympathetics and parasympathetics have what kind of effect on their targets

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Opposite

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13
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Somatic motor systems travel to

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Skeletal muscles

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14
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Autonomic motor systems takes how many neurons

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2

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15
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The somatic motor system always causes an

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Extinction of the target

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16
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The autonomic motor system can cause

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Excitation or inhibition of the target

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17
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Autonomic motor system begins with the

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Presynaptic neuron, ganglia, and then post synaptic neuron

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18
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The axons of the somatic motor neurons leave the

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CNS and travel to the skeletal muscles directly

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19
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Somatic motor neurons release what neurotransmitter

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Acetylcholine

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20
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Somatic motor neurons only excite their

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Targets

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21
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The axons of pre synaptic sympathetic and parasympathetic neurons leave the

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CNS to meet with post synaptic neurons in the ganglia and release acetylcholine

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22
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The axons of post synaptic sympathetic neurons release

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norepinephrine

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23
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The axons of post synaptic parasympathetic neurons travel to

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Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, or glands and release acetylcholine

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Norepinephrine and acetylcholine have what kind of effects on smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands

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Pre synaptic sympathetic axons are _ and pre synaptic parasympathetic neurons are _
Short, long
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Post synaptic sympathetic neurons are _ and post synaptic parasympathetic neurons are _
Long, short
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Parasympathetic division of ANS doesn’t have
Sweat glands
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Parasympathetic division of ANS are also called the…
Craniosacral division of the ANS
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In the Parasympathetic division, pre synaptic cell bodies are located in the
Brainstem and sacral spinal cord S2-S4
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The parasympathetic division function
Rest and digest; heart rate decreases, bronchioles constrict, and digestion salivation lacrimation increase.
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The cell bodies of post synaptic neurons located in the ganglia are
Close to target structures
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The cranial nerves that have a parasympathetic component are the
Oculomotor, facial, vagus, and glossopharyngeal
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The presynaptic parasympathetics originate in the
Brainstem and sacral spinal cord
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The cranial nerves distribute parasympathetics to the smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands above the
Pelvis
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The parasympathetics from S2 and S4 are distributed to the
Colon, pelvis, and external genitalia
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There are no cranial nerves in the
Sympathetic
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The sympathetic division of the ANS is also called the
Thoracolumbar division
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In the sympathetic division, pre synaptic cell bodies are located within
The gray matter, lateral horns, of spinal cord between T1-L2
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In the sympathetic division, Most of the cell bodies of the post synaptic neurons are in the
Sympathetic chain/trunk
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The sympathetic chain includes a string of
Ganglia
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In the sympathetic division, once synapse occurs…
Post synaptic axons can travel up the chain into the head and neck, and down chain into pelvis
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The sympathetic division function
Exercise, physical activity; bronchioles dilate, digestion/salivation/lacrimation decreases, heart rate increases, and sweating increases
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Parasympathetic component of the oculomotor nerve…
Causes Pupils to constrict and thickening of lens
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The sympathetic function of oculomotor nerve
Pupils dilate and lens becomes thinner
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Cranial nerves also deceiver parasympathetics to the
Lacrimal gland and salivary glands
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Parasympathetic function of facial nerve
Lacrimation, mucus production, and salivation
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Parasympathetic function of glossopharyngeal nerve
Salivation
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Parasympathetic function of the vagus nerve
Bronchial construction, increase heart rate and action of digestive system (thorax and abdomen)
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Spinal nerves go to the
Body wall
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The body wall includes the
Thoracic wall, abdominal wall, and extremities
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Extremities are outgrowths of the
Body wall
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In the sympathetic division, the sympathetic chain extends into the
Down intoPelvis and up into neck
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Connecting branches connect the
Spinal nerve and sympathetic trunk
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In the post synaptic neuron of the sympathetic chain….it can
Rejoin spinal nerves that go to the body wall to sweat glands
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Sympathetics that go to internal organs use
Splanchnic nerves
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Splanchnic nerves branch from the
Sympathetic trunk and enter the body cavities
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The fight of flight response is how the
Sympathetic division of the ANS responds to an emergency situation
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Fight or flight response occurs in what levels
T1- L2
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The pre synaptic sympathetic neurons of fight or flight don’t…
Meet up with postsynaptic neurons, they meet up with adrenal glands, produce adrenaline, and it circulates in the bloodstream