Chapter 11 After First Test Flashcards
pathway neuron that goes from CNS to ganglion
preganglionic
two neurons in an autonomic pathway
preganglionic and postganglionic
pathway neuron that goes from ganglion to target cell
postganglionic
blank division of autonomic nervous system is more systemic because it diverges more proximally than distally like blank
sympathetic, parasympathetic
ganglia also contain blank which receive input from blank neurons
interneurons, sensory
parasympathetic has more rapid local feed back because
more localized than sympathetic
some systems are only under blank control by the blank division
tonic, sympathetic
examples of only sympathetic tonic control
adrenal medulla, veins/arterioles
parasympathetic only uses blank but sympathetic use blank and blank as neurotransmitters
ach, ach, norepinephrine
difference between sympathetic and parasympathetic
norepinephrine goes to target cell via a adrenergic receptor whereas parasympathetic has ach that goes to target cell via a muscarinic receptor
ach binds to blank receptor in both sympathetic and parasympathetic in the ganglion
nicotinic
adding a nicotinic agonist would blank
speed everything up
adding muscarinic antagonist would
block parasympathetic pathways would reduce digestive function
adding nicotinic antagonist and adrenergic agonist
target cell would still be stimulated because of adrenergic agonist but parasympathetic would be blocked because nicotinic antagonist would block first receptor
autonomic neuroeffector junctions differ from a model synapse because there are blank, not discrete axon terminals
varicosities