Autonomic Nervous System

Question 1

what are the components of the ANS?

Answer 1

p 69

Question 2

what are ANS functions?

Answer 2

p 69

Question 3

describe cholinergic vs noradrenergic neurons

Answer 3

p 70

Question 4

the sympathetic ns axons pass where (axons of pre vs post-gang neurons)?

Answer 4

p 70

Question 5

how many pairs of sympathetic ganglia are there and what do they innervate?

Answer 5

p 71

Question 6

sympathetic NS dysfunction - what does a pre vs post ganglionic lesion do?

Answer 6

p 71

Question 7

describe location and s and s of ns dysfunction of the head

Answer 7

p 71/72

- horner’s syndrome symptoms

Question 8

describe location and s and s of ns dysfunction of the upper limb

Answer 8

p 72

Question 9

describe location and s and s of ns dysfunction of the visceral

Answer 9

p 72

Question 10

for the PNS, what does the cranial vs sacral outflow supply?

Answer 10

p 73/74

Question 11

describe the ANS stretch reflex and loss of bladder control (above what level does a loss of afferent impulses indicating full bladder occur? describe cauda equina effect)

Answer 11

p 74/75

Question 12

summary of ans vs pns (cells, preganglionic, postganglionic, ganglion, target)

Answer 12

p 75

Question 13

tissue response summary of ANS

Answer 13

p 76