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Cigarettes and Alcohol --> autonomic nervous system Flashcards

1
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functions of the autonomic nervous system

A

Gather internal/external information
Integrate information for assessment and meaning
Effect a motor response –> behaviour/chemical/neurochemical secretion
Regulate body homeostasis

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autonomic NS broken into

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parasympathetic
sympathetic
(enteric)

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3
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peripheral NS broken into

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somatic

autonomic

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4
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autonomic NS

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no control over it
often control over response unless it is a reflex
e.g. thirsty –> drink glass of water

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5
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how many cranial nerves do we have

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12 pairs

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6
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somatic NS

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motor divisions

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7
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autonomic bodily changes when body is frightened

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sweaty palms
muscles tense
dry mouth
heart rate increases

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8
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most actions of autonomic NS are

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involuntary

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9
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parasympathetic and sympathetic NS work to..

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oppose eachother

one stimulates, one inhibits

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10
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stress

fight or flight

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sympathetic tone

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11
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rest and digest

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parasympathetic tone

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12
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main function of parasympathetic tone

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maintain normal function

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13
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3 types of neuron structure

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mulitpolar
bipolar
unipolar

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14
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peripheral NS made up of which type

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unipolar neuron

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15
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structure of unipolar neuron

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long dendrite
cell bodies together
wrapped into ganglia

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16
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how do neurons communicate

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conduction of action potentials and the release of neurotransmitters

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17
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2nd class of cell that supports neuronal communication

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glial cells

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18
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glial cells in PNS

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schwann cells

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19
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glial cells in CNS

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oligodendrocites

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20
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role of schwann cell on axon

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provides insulation
prevents short circuits
increases speed of nerve impulses

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21
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length of ganglions in sympathetic division

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short pre-ganglionic

long post-ganglionic

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22
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long pre-ganglion

short post-ganglion

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parasympathetic

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23
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examples of effector organs

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cardiac muscle
smooth muscle e.g. blood vessels
glands e.g. adrenal gland

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24
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type of NS innervated along the spine

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sympathetic

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25
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how many branches of parasympathetic NS

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2
cranial
sacral (tip of spinal cor)

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26
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physiological effects of PsNS

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stimulates flow of saliva
slows heartbeat
constricts bronchioles in lungs
stimulates peristalsis and secretions in stomach
stimulates release of bile in liver
contracts bladder
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27
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physiological effects of SNS

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dilates pupil of eye
inhibits flow of saliva
accelerates heartbeat
dilates bronchi --> more O2
stomach --> suppresses peristalsis/secretion
liver --> conversion of glycogen to glucose for energy
adrenal gland secretions 
inhibits bladder constriction
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28
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sympathetic pre-ganglionic fibre releases

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acetylcholine to the autonomic ganglion

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29
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effect of acetylcholine release

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excitatory

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30
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sympathic post-ganglionic fibre releases

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norepinephrine

noradrenaline

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31
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neurotransmitters released in parasympathetic

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acetylcholine released by both neurons

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32
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which type of nervous have a chain of a collection of nerve fibres

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sympathetic chain

thoracic-lumbar region

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33
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dual innervation

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most organs innervated by a combination of para and sympathetic nervous systems of the ANS
neuromodulation

34
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where is ACh synthesised

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partly in nerve terminal

partly in diet

35
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which part of Ach is synthesised in nerve terminal

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Acetyl coenzyme A

mitochondria

36
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which part of Ach is injested

A

choline

37
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what regulates degradation or removal of Ach

A

acetylcholinesterase

38
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biosynthesis of norepinephrine

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tyrosine –> L-DOPA –> dopamine –> norepinephrine

39
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role of tyrosine dehydroxylase

A

converts tyrosine to L-dopa

40
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where is tyrosine from

A

diet

protein

41
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role of dopa decarboxylase

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converts L-Dopa to dopamine

42
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role of dopamine hydroxylase

A

converts dopamine to norepinephrine

43
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what is required to take up epinephrine

A

monoamine oxidase (MAO)

44
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acetylcholine receptors

A

nicotinic

muscarinic

45
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norepinephrine receptors

A

adrenergic

46
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classes of adrenergic receptors

A 
a1
a2
B1
B2
B3
47
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muscarinic

A

GPCR

48
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nicotinic

A

ligand gated ion channel

conducts sodium through pore

49
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muscarinic coupled to G proteins which influence….

A

potassium channels
phospholipase C
adenyl cyclase

50
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locations of muscarinic receptors

A

located post-synaptically
e.g. smooth/cardiac muscle
glands
effector organs

51
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location of nicotinic receptors

A

ganglia of parasymp and symp

52
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all pre-ganglionic autonomic neurons are …

A

excitatory

53
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single/low-freq pre-ganglionic firing

A

release of Ach
nicotinic receptors activated
fast EPSP stimulated

54
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high freq stimulation

A

greater release of Ach
also release of LHRH
complex postganglionic response

55
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why is the post ganglionic response complex after high frequency stimulation of pre-ganglionic firing

A

fast EPSP
slow IPSP
mediation via GIRK channels
delays conduction of EPSP due to LHRH

56
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modulation of channel activity

A

slow or high frequency stimulation

57
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classes of muscarinic receptor s

A

M1–>M5

58
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which muscarinic receptors couple to phospholipase C

A

ODD

M1
M3
M5

stimulation

59
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which muscarinic receptors couple to adenylyl cyclase

A

EVEN

M2
M4

inhibition

60
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a1

A

adrenergic receptor found on most sympathetic target tissue
activates PLC
increases Ca2+

61
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a2

A

found on smooth muscle, pancreas
inhibits adenyl cyclase
decreases cAMP

62
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B1

A

found in heart and salivary glands
activates adenyl cyclase
increases cAMP

63
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B2

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found in smooth and skeletal muscle
activates adenyl cyclase
increases cAMP

64
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B3

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found in adipose tissue and skeletal muscle
activates adenyl cyclase
increases cAMP

65
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parasympathimometic drugs

A

drugs which exert action similar to acetylcholine

can be reversible or irreversible

66
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2 types of parasympathimometic drugs

A

drugs that directly stimulate cholinergic receptors

drugs that inhibit cholinesterase enzyme

67
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parasympatholytic drugs

A

antagonise action of acetylcholine

68
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nicotine as a parasympatholytic drug

A

lots of nicotine
desensitize receptor due to prolonged depolarisation
results in tolerance

69
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parasympatholytic competitive inihbitors

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occupy Ach binding site to prevent Ach action

70
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parasympatholytic drugs work by 2 mechanisms

A

competitive inhibition

persistent depolarisation

71
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persistent depolarisation

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prolonged desensitisation of Ach receptor therefore preventing excitation of the receptor by the released Ach

72
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drugs that act on alpha adrenergic receptor

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stimulate a1 receptors

block a2 receptors –> decrease activity

73
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effect of beta blockers

A

slow heart rate

74
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effect of G By subunit activating GIRK channels

A

slows down depolarisation and slows rate of heart beat

(K+ causes hyperpolarisation of cell)

parasympathetic

75
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effect of Gai activation in cardiac muscle

lowers PKA and cAMP levels

A 
reduces L-type calcium channel opening
reduces force (upstroke) of contraction

parasympathetic

76
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PVN

A

paraventricular nucleus
located in hypothalamus
master pre-autnomic control area

77
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hypothalamus has 3 coordinated types of output

what are they

A

autonomic:
- action on smooth muscles (blood vessels)

behavioural:
- conscious thirst drives search for fluid intake

endocrine:
- release of vasopressin (ADH) into the blood promoting water reabsorption

78
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what secretes epinephrine and norepineprhine

A

adrenal medulla

79
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chronic alcohol use deleterious to autonomic NS

A

demyelinates axons
slows conduction
cannot conduct impulses at high frequencies

80
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predominant effects of nicotine

A

stimulatory

81
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effects of alpha adrenergic receptor stimulation

A

the arteries constrict

increases the blood pressure and the blood flow returning to the heart

Neuropharmacology (14 decks)

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