MIDTERM: UNIT 3 Nervous System Flashcards

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In integumentary system, the
_________ nerves of the ________ control contraction of smooth muscles attached to hair follicles and secretion of perspiration from sweat glands.

A
  • sympathetic
  • autonomic nervous system (ANS)
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_________ in bone tissue warn of bone trauma or damage in the skeletal system.

A
  • Pain receptors
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In the muscular system, __________ receive instructions from motor areas of the brain and stimulate contraction of skeletal muscles to bring about body movements.

  • ________ and ________ set level of muscle tone
  • ________ coordinates skilled movement
A
  • somatic motor neurons
  • basal nuclei and reticular formation
  • cerebellum
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In the ___________, the hypothalamus regulates secretion of hormones from anterior and posterior ________.

  • ANS regulate secretion of hormones from ________ and _________
A
  • endocrine system; pituitary
  • adrenal medulla and pancreas
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The cardiovascular center in the ___________ provides nerve impulses to ANS that govern heart rate and the forcefulness of the heartbeat.

  • Nerve impulses from ANS also regulate blood pressure and blood flow through ________.
A
  • medulla oblongata
  • blood vessels
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__________: contain certain neurotransmitters to help regulate immune responses.

  • activity in nervous system may increase OR decrease immune responses
A

lymphatic system and immunity

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respiratory areas in brainstem control _______ and ________

_____: helps regulate diameter of airways

A
  • breathing rate and depth
  • ANS
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in the digestive system, _________ of the ANS helps regulate digestion

_________: of ANS stimulates many digestive processes

A
  • enteric division
  • parasympathetic division
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In the urinary system, ____ helps regulate blood flow to kidneys, thereby influencing the rate of urine formation

  • ________ & _______ centers govern emptying of the urinary bladder
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  • ANS
  • brain and spinal cord
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in the reproductive system, the _______ and _______ govern a variety of sexual behaviors

  • ____ brings about erection of penis in males and clitoris in females and ejaculation of semen in males
  • _________ regulates release of anterior pituitary hormones that control gonads (ovaries and testes)
  • nerve impulses elicited by touch stimuli from suckling infants can cause release of ________ and milk ejection in nursing mothers
A
  • hypothalamus and limbic system
  • ANS
  • hypothalamus
  • oxytocin
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FOR ALL BODY SYSTEMS

  • together with hormones from the ________ system, nerve impulses provide communication and regulation of most body tissues
A
  • endocrine
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FUNCTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

A
  1. sensory function
  2. integrative function
  3. motor function
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________: detect internal stimuli, such as an increase in blood pressure, or external stimuli (ex. raindrop landing on your arm)

  • this sensory information is then carried into the brain and spinal cord through ______ and ______ nerves
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SENSORY FUNCTION
sensory receptors

  • cranial and spinal nerves
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nervous system processes sensory information by analyzing it and making decisions for appropriate responses - an activity known as ________

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INTEGRATIVE FUNCTION
- integration

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  • once sensory information ins integrated, the nervous system may elicit an appropriate ______ by activating ______ (muscles and glands) through cranial and spinal nerves.
  • stimulation of the effectors causes muscles to contract and glands to excrete
A

MOTOR FUNCTIONS
- motor response
- effectors

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DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

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PERIPHERAL NS
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. enteric plexuses in small intestine
4. sensory receptors in skin

CENTRAL NS
1. brain
2. spinal cord

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visceral effectors

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  1. cardiac (heart) muscle
  2. smooth muscle
  3. vascular smooth muscle
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sympathetic:
- increased heart rate and force of atrial and ventricular contractions

parasympathetic:
- decreased heart rate
- decreased force of atrial contraction

A

cardiac muscle

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smooth muscles (12)

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  1. iris - radial muscle
  2. iris - circular muscle
  3. ciliary muscle of the eye
  4. lungs, bronchial muscle
  5. gallbladder and ducts
  6. stomach and intestines
  7. spleen
  8. ureter
  9. urinary bladder
  10. uterus
  11. sex organs
  12. hair follicles, arrector pili muscle
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sympathetic:
- contraction —> dilation of pupil

parasympathetic:
- no known effect

A

SMOOTH MUSCLE

iris, radial muscle

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Q

sympathetic:
- no known effect

parasympathetic:
- contraction —> constriction of pupil

A

SMOOTH MUSCLE

iris, circular muscle

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sympathetic:
- relaxation to adjust shape of lens for distant vision

parasympathetic:
- contraction for close vision

A

SMOOTH MUSCLE

ciliary muscle of the eye

23
Q

sympathetic:
- relaxation —> airway dilation

parasympathetic:
- contraction —> airway constriction

A

SMOOTH MUSCLE

lungs, bronchial muscle

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sympathetic:
- relaxation to facilitate storage of bile in the gallbladder

parasympathetic:
- contraction —> release of bile into small intestine

A

SMOOTH MUSCLE

gallbladder and ducts

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sympathetic: - decreased motility and tone - contraction of sphincters parasympathetic: - increased motility and tone - relaxation of sphincters
SMOOTH MUSCLE stomach and intestines
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sympathetic: - contraction and discharge of stored blood into general circulation parasympathetic: - no known effect
SMOOTH MUSCLE spleen
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sympathetic: - increases motility parasympathetic: - increases motility
SMOOTH MUSCLE ureter
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sympathetic: - relaxation of muscular wall - contraction of internal urethral sphincter parasympathetic: - contraction of muscular wall - relaxation of internal urethral sphincter
SMOOTH MUSCLE urinary bladder
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sympathetic: - inhibits contraction in nonpregnant women - promotes contraction in pregnant women parasympathetic: - minimal effect
SMOOTH MUSCLE uterus
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sympathetic: - in males: contraction of smooth muscle of ductus (vas) deferens, prostate, seminal vesicle resulting in ejaculation parasympathetic: - vasodilation - erection of clitoris (females) and penis (males)
SMOOTH MUSCLE sex organs
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sympathetic: - contraction ---> erection of hairs resulting in goose bumps parasympathetic: - no known effect
SMOOTH MUSCLE hair follicles, arrector hair pili muscle
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vascular smooth muscles (10)
1. salivary gland arterioles 2. gastric gland arterioles 3. intestinal gland arterioles 4. coronary (heart) arterioles 5. skin and mucosal arterioles 6. skeletal muscle arterioles 7. abdominal viscera arterioles 8. brain arterioles 9. kidney arterioles 10. systemic veins
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sympathetic: - vasoconstriction - decreases secretion of saliva parasympathetic: - vasodilation - increase secretion of saliva
salivary gland arterioles
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sympathetic: - vasoconstriction - inhibits secretion parasympathetic: - secretion of gastric juice
gastric gland arterioles
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sympathetic: - vasoconstriction - inhibits secretion parasympathetic: - secretion of intestinal juice
intestinal gland arterioles
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sympathetic: - relaxation ---> vasodilation - contraction ---> vasoconstriction - contraction ---> vasoconstriction (muscarinic ACh receptors) parasympathetic: - contraction ---> vasoconstriction
coronary (heart) arterioles
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sympathetic: - contraction ---> vasoconstriction parasympathetic: - vasodilation which may not be physiologically significant
skin and mucosal arterioles
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sympathetic: - contraction ---> vasoconstriction - relaxation ---> vasodilation - relaxation ---> vasodilation (ACh receptors) parasympathetic: - no known effect
skeletal muscle arterioles
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sympathetic: - contraction ---> vasoconstriction parasympathetic: - no known effect
abdominal viscera arterioles
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sympathetic: - slight contraction ---> vasoconstriction parasympathetic: - no known effect
brain arterioles
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sympathetic: - constriction of blood vessels ---> decreased urine volume parasympathetic: - no known effect
kidney arterioles
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sympathetic: - contraction ---> constriction - relaxation ---> dilation parasympathetic: - no known effect
systemic veins