Nervous System Flashcards

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1
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2 types of cholinergic receptors

A

Nicotinic and muscarinic

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2
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Nicotinic receptors are _________ linked

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Ion channel linked

- ligand gated Na/K channels

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3
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Muscarinic receptors are _______ linked

A

G protein

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4
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Types of nicotinic receptors

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Muscle type (Nm)
Neuronal type (Nn)
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5
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Nm receptors are present in ____ and cause _____

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Skeletal muscle (NMJ)

muscle contractions

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6
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Nn receptors are present in ____ and cause _____

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Adrenal medulla - chromaffin cells to release catecholamines

Brain- needed for neuronal development, learning, and memory

Autonomic ganglia- Postganglionic neuron activation

(Parasympathetic and sympathetic)

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7
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Types of muscarinic receptors

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M1
M2
M3

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8
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M1 is G___

A

Gq

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9
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M2 is G___

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Gi

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10
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M3 is G___

A

Gq

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11
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M1 receptors cause

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Enteric (GI) nervous system stimulation

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M2 receptors cause

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Inhibition of Ach release at presynaptic nerve terminals

Decrease heart rate and contractility

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M3 receptors cause

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Increase exocrine gland secretions (lacrimal, sweat, salivary, gastric acid)

Increase insulin release from Pancreatic ß cells

Increase gut peristalsis (GI smooth muscle)

Increase bladder contraction (smooth muscle)

Pupillary constriction (Pupillary sphincter and ciliary muscle)

Bronchial constriction (smooth muscle)

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14
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Gs pathway

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Alpha (GDP) subunit dissociates after GDP -> GTP
Activates adenlyl cyclase
Takes ATP and convert it into cAMP
Increase protein kinase A
Phosphorylates stuff
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15
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Gq pathway

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Alpha (GDP) subunit dissociates GDP -> GTP
Activates phospholipase C
converts PIP into IP3 and DAG
IP3 increase Ca2+ release (SER) which activates protein kinase
DAG increase protein kinase C
Both phosphorylate stuff

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16
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The types of adrenergic receptors

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Alpha and Beta

17
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Alpha 1 receptors cause

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Vascular smooth muscle contraction

Vasoconstriction of skeletal muscle BV

Pupillary dilation

Intestinal and bladder sphincter smooth muscle contraction

Increased Glucogenolysis and Gluconeogenesis in the liver

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Alpha 2 receptors cause

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Decrease norepinephrine release from presynaptic nerve terminals

Decrease insulin release from pancreatic ß cells

Platelet aggregation

decrease lipolysis

Vascular smooth muscle contraction

19
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Beta 1 receptors cause

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Increase HR and contractility

Increase renin release

Increase lipolysis

20
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Beta 2 receptors cause

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Bronchial dilation

Skeletal muscles BV dilation

Decreased uterine tone

Increased glucogenolysis and k+ uptake in skeletal muscle

Increase insulin secretion (pancreatic B)

Increase glucagon secretion (pancreatic a)

Increased glucogenolysosis and glucogenesis

Increased lipolysis

21
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Beta 3 receptors cause

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Thermogenesis and increased lipolysis in brown adipose tissue

22
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Alpha 1 is G___

23
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Alpha 2 is G___

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Beta 1 is G__

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Beta 2 is G__
Gs
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Beta 3 is G__
Gs
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Low concentrations of epi cause
Vasodilation at B2 receptors B2 more sensitive
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High concentrations of epi cause
Vasoconstriction A1 and B2 active, but A1 predominates
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Large dose of Epi given via IV causes
Increased BP: Increased HR and ventricular contraction via B1 Vasoconstriction via A1
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Low dose of Epi given via IV causes
Diastolic BP drop via B2 (decrease peripheral resistance) Systolic pressure increases via B1 (increased cardiac contractility) Increase HR (B1)
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A small dose of Ach causes
decreases BP via M3 vasodilation effect w/ accompanied tachycardia (baroreceptor reflex wins)
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A large dose of Ach
decrease BP via M3 vasodilation effect w/ bradycardia