Chapter 7 Flashcards

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efferent: autonomic

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acting below level of consciousness

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efferent division

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communication link between CNS and muscles and/or glands

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ANS

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fibers that innervate smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands

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ANS helps control the __________, blood pressure, digestion, respiration, blood pH, and other ______ functions

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heart rate

bodily

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4
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ANS controls are done ___________

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unconsciously/automatically

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5
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In the ANS, there are _______ between the CNS and the organ

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2 neurons

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6
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ganglia

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collection of cells in the PNS (from post)

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the postganglionic fiber innervates ______

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effector organ

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the nerve cell bodies for the second nerve are organized into _______

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ganglia (clusters of neuron cell bodies)

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CNS -> preganglionic nerve -> ______ -> postganglionic nerve -> _____

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ganglion

organ

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at each junction ____________ are released and carry the signal to the next nerve or organ

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neurotransmitters

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11
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2 subdivisions of the ANS

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sympathetic and parasympathetic

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sympathetic ANS

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fight or flight

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parasympathetic ANS

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rest and digest

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14
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the sympathetic nerves come from the __________ of the spinal cord

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thoracolumbar regions

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15
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the preganglionc nerves are ____ and synapse in the ______________
(sympathetic ANS)

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short

sympathetic chain ganglia

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16
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sympathetic ANS has _____ pre and ________ post

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short

long

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17
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the _______ is part of the sympathetic nervous system

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adrenal medulla (like a modified ganglion and postsynaptic nerve)

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18
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Parasympathetic nerves come from the _________ of the CNS

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craniosacral regions

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19
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Parasympathetic - they have ______ pre nerves which synapse at ganglia _____________

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long

near or on the organ innervated

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20
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Parasympathetic NS - have ________ pre and _________ post

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long

short

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21
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preganglionic NTs: parasympathetic

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ACh

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22
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preganglionic NTs: sympathetic

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ACH

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postganglionic NTs: parasympathetic

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ACh

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postganglionic NTs: sympathetic

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NE or E “adrenaline”

25
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ACh binds to _____________ receptors

A

cholinergic

26
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___________ receptors: stimulated by NE and E

A

adrenergic

27
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____________ receptors: stimulated by ACh

A

cholinergic

28
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adrenergic receptors are stimulated by __________

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NE and E

29
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cholinergic receptors are stimulated by __________

A

ACh

30
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2 main types of Adrenergic receptors: alpha

A

binds with NE and E

31
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alpha 1 adrenergic receptors

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excitatory - vessels

vasoconstriction (not on blood vessels in the brain)

32
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alpha 2 adrenergic receptors

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inhibitory - GI tract (decrease activity in GI tract)

- smooth muscle relaxation (causes s.m. to stop peristalsis)

33
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2 main types of adrenergic receptors: alpha and ______

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beta

34
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beta 1 adrenergic receptors

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excitatory - heart (on SA nodes)

  • Increase HR and force of contraction
  • also in ventricles in heart (force of contraction)
35
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beta 2 adrenergic receptors

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inhibitory response- relax smooth muscle -> dilate

  • lungs and SOME blood vessels (coronary and skeletal muscle BVS)
  • ex. tingly feeling in arms and legs when you almost hit a deer (vasodilate)
36
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2 main types of cholinergic receptors: stimulated by ________

A

ACh

37
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2 main types of cholinergic receptors: nicotinic

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found in postganglionic cell bodies within the autonomic ganglia (both sympathetic and para)
- binding = opening of chemically gated Na+ channels on post

38
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2 main types of cholinergic receptors: muscarinic

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found on all organs with parasympathetic nerves

  • binding = parasympathetic response
  • located on all effectors (all throughout the body)
39
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____________ are found in postganglionic cell bodies within the autonomic ganglia

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nicotinic

40
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dual innervation

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  • sympathetic and para axons innervate the same target cell
  • different NTs used
  • in general, produce opposite effects
  • allows precise control over organ’s activity
41
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dual innervation allows _________ over organ’s activity

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precise control

42
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in general, dual innervation produces ________ effects

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opposite

43
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the sympathetic NS is the _____________ branch of the ANS

A

fight or flight

44
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the parasympathetic NS is the ____________ branch of the ANS

A

rest and digest

45
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the sympathetic NS promotes responses that prepare the body for ___________ activity

A

strenuous physical activity

46
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the parasympathetic NS promotes _________________ activities such as digestion, SLUDD

A

body-maintenance

47
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SLUDD (parasympathetic)

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salivation
lacrimation
urination
digestion
defecation
48
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adrenal medulla is the modified part of the ___________ NS

A

sympathetic

49
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adrenal medulla

A

stimulation by preganglionic fiber prompts secretion of hormones into blood

50
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adrenal medulla - % of hormones secreted into blood

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20% - NE

80% - E

51
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agonists

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bind with receptor and mimics NT

52
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antagonist

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bind with receptor and blocks NT

53
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example of agonist

A

albuterol - opens up airways

54
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example of antagonist

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muscarinic receptors (para)