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Lecture Outline #16: Cranial nerves & endocrine system Flashcards

1
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5 types of cranial nerves

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somatic afferent
somatic efferent
visceral afferent
visceral efferent
special sensory afferent

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somatic afferent

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skin, skeletal muscles, joints to the CNS

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somatic efferent

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CNS to skin, skeletal muscles, joints

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visceral afferent

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BVs, gut, lungs to the CNS

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visceral efferent

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CNS to BVs, gut, lungs

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special sensory afferent

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ears, eyes, nose, tongue
CNs I, II,VIII

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CN I source

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up superior & middle conchae through olfactory epithelium

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CN V trigeminal neuralgia

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neuropathic disorder, pressure on the nerve

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CN VII Bells palsy

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injury/infection within facial canal, regional paralysis, tears and smell stop working on that side

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CN X dural sinus & type of nerve

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sigmoid sinus leads to this nerve around jugular foramen, parasympathetic nerve

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ANS Organ function

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balance between sym & para-sym stimulation, only one can be elevated

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ANS motor fiber

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pre-ganglionic fiber - synapse onto autonomic ganglia throughout body
post-ganglionic fiber - synapse onto target organ

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sym - fight/flight response

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mental alertness, increased metabolic, respiratory, and heart rate, stops UG/GI functions and blood supply

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sym - thoracolumbar division

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pre-gang fibers exit from T1-L2 & have NAVLs with them
pre & post gang fibers are similar in length

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sympathetic chain ganglia - para-vertebral ganglia

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segmental autonomic ganglia
located along posterior body wall T1-L2
integrates spinal levels - C6-Co1
MOST pre-gang fibers pass thru chain ganglia
SOME pre-gang fibers synapse @ chain ganglia
SOME post-gang fibers synapse @ chain ganglia
SOME post-gang gibers synapse @ collateral ganglia

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collateral ganglia - pre-vertebral ganglia

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adjunct to chain ganglia, often travel w/gut vasculature

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sympathetic neurotransmitters

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pre-gang acetylcholine (AcH) - short-acting, para-sym responses are of short duration, system easily turned off
post-gang norepinephrine (NE) - long-acting, sym responses may be of long duration, system not easily turned off, CN III(pupil size increase), VII, IX (dry mouth)

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para-sym rest/digest response

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decreases metabolism, respiratory, & heart rate, activates salivary/digestive glands, increases activity & blood supply of/to UG/GI organs & defecation

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para-sym - craniosacral division

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MOST pre-gang fibers bundled w/ CNS III (pupil decrease), VII, IX (increase salivation), X (pudendal n)
SOME pre-gang fibers bundled with S2-4
Pre-gang fibers are longer than post

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parasympathetic ganglia

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located at/near targets

21
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para
sym - neurotransmitters

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both pre & post gang fibers utilize AcH

22
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time - nt

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AcH - fast (millisec)
NE - slower (more millisec)

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duration - nt

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AcH - short (sec)
NE - long (min)

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bv - nt

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AcH - contrict
NE - dilate

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pupils - nt

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AcH - contrict
NE - dilate

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gut - nt

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AcH - increase activity
NE - decrease activity

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sympathetic reflexes

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cardiac, vasomotor, pupil size increase, orgasm

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parasympathetic reflexes

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gut motility, defecation, vomiting, swallowing, urination, pupil size decrease, coughing, baroreceptors

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what effects does AcH have on the heart

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decrease the rate of contractions

30
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homeostasis

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maintain the status quo - hormone, temp, ph levels constantly go up and down

31
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ns instruction to target organ

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via cranial/peripheral n.s
localized effects on target
short-term effects w/ immediate recovery

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endocrine s instruction to target organ

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via chemical messages - hormone via blood supply
widespread, systemic affects
long term effects w/ slow recovery

33
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hormone activity

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endocrine glands have capillary glands
hormones enter blood stream and circulate through body
- broken down in liver or enzymes in blood
- filtered by kidneys - lost thru urine

34
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how do hormone alter cellular function

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  1. penetrate cell & enter nucleus
  2. attach to specific DNA segments
  3. stimulate new protein/enzyme synthesis

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