Autonomic nervous system Flashcards

1
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sympathetic NS actions

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  • increase HR and BP
  • increase sweating
  • Dilate eyes
  • Decrease digestion
  • increase glucose
  • open lung airways
  • increase muscle tone
  • vaginal constriction
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Parasympathetic NS actions

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  • decrease HR and BP
  • Decrease sweating
  • constrict eyes
  • increase digestion
  • normal glucose
  • constricted airways
  • normal muscle tone
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3
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autonomic nervous system

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  • visceral motor (invaluntary)
  • conducts inpulses from the CNS to the cardiac muscles, smooth muscles and glands
  • maintains homeostasis: by including body temperature and ergulating the activity of internal organs and vasculature
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4
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where is the parapsympathetic nerves located

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Cranial nerves and sacral nerves

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5
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where is the sympathetic nerves located

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thoracic and lumbar nerves; sympathetic ganglia

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6
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what part of the brain responds to a stressful event

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the amygdala and the event is then registered by the hypothalamus

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7
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hypothalamus do

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  • activates the adrenal cortical system by releasing CRF (corticotropin releasing factor) which activates ACTH to release 30 hormones into the blood
  • activates the sympathetic NS releases norepinephrine and epinepherine into blood stream and activate glands and muscles
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8
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the sympathetic trunk

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connected through ganglion
effect is so strong because they are all connected

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9
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efferent sympathetic

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from gray matter in the thoracic and lumbar SC

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10
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efferent parasympathetic

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postganglionic fiber: does not use the sympathetic trunk

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11
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Cranial nerve 3 parasympathetic pathway

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preganglionic to ciliary ganglion to eye

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12
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cranial nerve 7 parasympathetic pathway

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  • preganglionic fiber to pterygopalatine ganglion to lactrimal gland
  • preganglionic fiber to submandibular ganglion to the salivary gland
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13
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Cranial nerve 9 parasympathetic pathway

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  • preganglionic fiber to otic ganglion to salivary glands
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14
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Vagus nerve

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  • 75% of parasympathetic outflow
  • cardiac plexis
  • inferior mesenteric plexus
  • hypogastric plexis
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15
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Preganionic fibers in the sacral segments

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carry sacral parasympathetic output to repro and urinary system

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16
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what does CN 3 go to

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pupil

17
Q

what does CN 7 go to

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salivary

18
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what does CN 9 go to

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salivary

19
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what does CN 10 go to

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heart, lungs, stomach, liver and kidney

20
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what does the pelvic splanchnic n go to

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repro and bladder

21
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what ganglia does CN 10 go to

A

intramural ganglia

22
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what does pelvic nerves go to

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intramural ganglia

23
Q

where are autonomic pressure receptors found

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in the aortic baroreceptors, carotid sinuses, and lungs

24
Q

where are the autonomic stretch receptors respond to

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  • distention of the veins, bladder or intestines
25
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what are chemoreceptors sensitive to

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chemical concentrations in the blood that are located in the carotid and aortic bodies (respond to O2) and medulla that respond to Hydrogen and CO2

26
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what does the baroreceptors send information about

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  • stretch in the arch of the aorta and carotid sinus
  • gets sent to the medulla via the CN 9 and 10
  • parasympathetic trunk
27
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efferent to spinal cord - sympathetic trunk

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accelerates HR

28
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efferent parasympathetic direct to the SA node

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slows HR

29
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neurotransmitters in the sympathetic nervous system

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  • uses ACH and norepinephrine in CNS
  • ACH and Nicotinic receptor in ganglion
  • Norepinephrine at target tissue
30
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neurotransmitter in the parasympathetic NS

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  • ACH in CNS
  • ACH and nicotinic receptor in ganglion
  • ACH at target cell
31
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Anticholinergic

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lowering ACH

32
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Cholinergic

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increase ACH

33
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Diaphragmatic breathing

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reduces cortisol and increase attention

34
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Spinal core injury above T6

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Autonomic dysreflexia

35
Q

PD

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dysaytonimia, GI system issure, temperature dysregulation, pupillary issues, blood pressure drops

36
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POTS

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  • cardiac instability, fainting, postural hypotension and weakness