Autonomic Nervous System (Visceral) Flashcards
What are the two autonomic fiber types?
GVA - Afferent (sensory)
GVE - Efferent (motor)
What are the muscle types that GVE innervates?
Cardiac Smooth mm (lungs, bv, thorax)
Autonomic NS Breakdown
GVA –> Dorsal Root - pseudo-unipolar
(sensory input)
GVE –> Pre-Ganglionic (V. Rt) Post Ganglionic
(sympathetic - parasympathetic)
*gse is a one neuron system
Name the Gangla used by GVE –> THINK (VENTRAL ROOT GANGLIA)
Lateral (Paravertibral) - Sympathetic Chain
Collateral (Prevertebral) - Sympathetic
Terminal - Parasympathetic
Thoraco-Lumbar Spinal Cord
(talking GVE) Sympathetic pre - Ganglionic neurons reside where? Origin?
In the Grey matter of spinal cord between levels T1 - L2; Thoraco-Lumbar Spinal Cord
(talking GVE) Sympathetic pre - Ganglionic neurons reside where? Origin?
Cranio-Sacral
Brainstem or Sacral Spinal Cord S2-S4).
What nerve has all pre-ganglionic parasympathetic neurons? Where do they synapse with post ganglionic neuron?
Vagus Nerve (cranial nerve 10)
Terminal Ganglion (nears walls of thoracic viscera)
What contributes to the autonomic plexii
Vagus nerve & sympathetic truck
Where can you find post- ganglionic neurons of the sympathetic/parasympathetic NS?
S: Branches of the Sympathetic chain
P: Innervation of the plexii probably
Splanchnic Nerves are (G, L , L) ? That do they innervate
are Sympathetic Pre-ganglionic - Do not innervate thoracic viscera; go to the abdomen (no plexus innervation) (T5- L1 - Origin) –
Parasympathetic, Sympathetic innervation of the heart is..
P: Vagus
S: Off sympathetic Chain
Summary
Review pg. 31