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Autonomic Nervous System - Part 1 Flashcards

0
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Always functioning in a _____ is inefficient, resulting in

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Reactive state

Organ damage, other complications

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The role of the ANS is to allow the body to respond to _____ and return to homeostatic basis

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Stimuli

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Responses to stimuli can be _____ or

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Real, perceived

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Stimuli that aren’t normally stressful can become very stressful to some people because of

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Emotional memory

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When can ANS response cause end organ damage and dysfunction?

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Unregulated/uncontrolled

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5
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The sympathetic and parasympathetic systems are

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Tightly coupled

Separate but enterwined

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What are the adrenergic drugs?

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Epinephrine
Norepinephrine
Dopamine

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The sympathetic system is almost entirely regulated by?

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Adrenergic drugs

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What are the two ways the SNS can get a fight response?

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Upregulate epi/norepinephrine

Remove inputs from the PNS

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A lack of regulation causes ANS response to be

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Maladaptive

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What are ganglia?

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Collections of nerves that are synapsing from pre to post

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The ANS is organized into

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A two nerve system: preganglionic and postganglionic

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The sympathetic nervous system has _____ preganglionic nerves that come out of the ________ and synapse at the

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Short
Spinal cord
Sympathetic chain

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Where do preganglionic nerves of the SNS originate?

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T1 - L2

At the intermedia lateral nuclei

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Some preganglionic nerves of the SNS synapse at ________ instead of at the sympathetic chain

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Adrenal glands

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The PNS has ______ preganglionic nerves that synapse at ganglion _____ to the end organ

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Longer

Close - meaning short postganglionic nerves

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16
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All pre and postganglionic nerves synapse at ______ and the neurotransmitter of this region is

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Ganglia

Acetylcholine

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At the end organs, the postganglionic neurotransmitter is

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Ach - PNS

E, NE - SNS

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Getting an injection of Ach would upregulate _______ because

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Both SNS and PNS

The ganglia themselves are responding

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Getting Ach to to diffuse into the ganglia is _____ than into end organs and causes the PNS to be more upregulated

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Harder

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20
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How is tyrosine converted into epinephrine?

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Tyrosine hydroxylation to DOPA
DOPA to dopamine
Beta hydroxylation to NE
Methylation to epi

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21
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Where are beta 1 receptors located?

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Postsynaptic

On the cells being innervated on the end organ

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22
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Stimulation of alpha 1 receptors causes smooth muscle

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Contraction

23
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Alpha 2 receptors are primarily

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Presynaptic

Located on postganglionic neurons themselves

24
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Stimulation of alpha 2 receptors inhibit the exocytosis of neurotransmitters by

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Inhibiting adenylate Cyclades, which decreases calcium

25
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A small group of alpha 2 receptors are _______ and found in

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Smooth muscle

CNS

26
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Postsynaptic alpha 2 receptors found in smooth muscle cause

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Constriction

27
Q

Postsynaptic alpha 2 receptors found in the CNS cause

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Sedation
Decreased sympathetic response
Down regulation of NT release
Vasodilation

28
Q

Clonidine is a selective alpha 2 agonist that acts as a hypertensive by

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Limiting sympathetic outflow

29
Q

Clonidine is a _______ chronotrope

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Negative

It slows down the heart

30
Q

By binding to CNS alpha 2 receptors, clonidine decreases both

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Anesthetic and analgesic requirements

31
Q

Dexmedetomidine is a _____ clonidine derivative with a _____ affinity for alpha 2 receptors

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Lyophilic

Higher

32
Q

Dexmetetomidine tends to only bind to CNS alpha 2 receptors and therefore does not cause

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Hypotension

It is nonrespiratory depressant

33
Q

Beta 1 receptors are _______ and primarily located on the

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Postsynaptic

Heart

34
Q

Beta 1 receptors increase _____ by increasing

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Calcium

Adenylate cyclase

35
Q

When located on pacemaker cells, beta 1 receptors can increase

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Rate (chronotropic)
Conduction (dormotropic)
Contraction (inotropic)

36
Q

Beta 2 receptors are ______ and located on

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Postsynaptic

Smooth muscles and glands

37
Q

Beta 2 receptors can cause bronchodilator by

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Relaxing smooth muscles

38
Q

Drugs that act on beta 2 receptors can be used in people who are hyperkalemic because it stimulates

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The Na-K pump to drive K intracellularly

39
Q

Other effects of beta 2 receptors

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Gluconeogenesis

Insulin release

40
Q

Phenylephrine is a _____ that causes

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Alpha 1 agonist

Vasoconstriction

41
Q

Clonidine and methyldopa are ______ agonists that

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Alpha 2

Decrease CNS NT

42
Q

Epinephrine is an _______ catecholamine

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Endogenous

43
Q

Ephedrine is an ______ that causes

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Alpha and beta agonist

Tachycardia and vasoconstriction

44
Q

Dopamine acts on _____ and alpha and beta to a

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Dopaminergic receptors

Lesser degree

45
Q

Dobutamine acts on _____ and

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Beta 1

Increases rate, conduction, force of contraction

46
Q

Terbucaline and albuterol act on

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Beta 2 receptors

47
Q

Direct agonists stimulate

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Receptors directly

48
Q

Indirect agonists increase

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Endogenous neurotransmitters

49
Q

Indirect agonists increase neurotransmitters in what three ways?

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Increase release
Decrease uptake
Inhibit metabolism

50
Q

How are neurotransmitters broken down?

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Reuptake
Break down back to tyrosine
Destroyed by enzymes
Monoamine oxidase

51
Q

Catecholmethyltransferase ______ catecholamines by

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Inactivates

Transfer of methyl group

52
Q

Deficiency of these can cause prolonged catecholamine effect?

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Catechololmethyltransferase

MAO

53
Q

Potentially violent sympathetic reactions can be seen when indirectly acting agonists are used in conjunction with

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MAO inhibitors

54
Q

Review chart at the end of the slides

A

Go do that

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