Netter's MCQs Chapter 20: Autonomics of the Head & Neck Flashcards
The autonomic nervous system provides innervation to all, EXCEPT
a: glands
b: smooth muscle
c: skeletal muscle
d: cardiac muscle
c: skeletal muscle
The ANS uses which chain system?
a: 1-neuron
b: 2-neuron
c: 3-neuron
d: 4-neuron
b: 2-neuron
The ANS is divided into which 2 parts?
a: enteric and somatic
b: central and peripheral
c: somatic and sympathetic
d: sympathetic and parasympathetic
d: sympathetic and parasympathetic
The two main neurotransmitters utilised in the synapses of the ANS are norepinephrine and
a: dopamine
b: epinephrine
c: acetylcholine
d: phenthylamine
c: acetylcholine
Norepinephrine is typically used at which of the following synapses in the ANS?
a: between sympathetic preganglionic and sympathetic postganglionic fibres
b: between sympathetic postganglionic and effector organs
c: between parasympathetic preganglionic and parasympathetic postganglionic fibres
d: between parasympathetic postganglionic and effector organs
b: between sympathetic postganglionic and effector organs
Which ANS fibres are associated with muscarinic receptors?
a: sympathetic preganglionic
b: sympathetic postganglionic
c: parasympathetic preganglionic
d: parasympathetic postganglionic
d: parasympathetic postganglionic
Which fibres of the ANS are associated with alpha or beta receptors?
a: sympathetic preganglionic
b: sympathetic postganglionic
c: parasympathetic preganglionic
d: parasympathetic postganglionic
b: sympathetic postganglionic
Sympathetic fibres arise from which structure?
a: cranial nerve X
b: sacral fibres 2-4
c: cranial nerve IX
d: lumbar fibres 1 and 2
d: lumbar fibres 1 and 2
Which cranial nerve does NOT give rise to craniosacral fibres?
a: X
b: XI
c: III
d: VII
b: XI
What type of receptor is located between preganglionic fibres and postganglionic fibres?
a: beta
b: alpha
c: nicotinic
d: muscarinic
c: nicotinic
Which fibre synapse directly on salivary glands to cause secretion?
a: sympathetic preganglionic
b: sympathetic postganglionic
c: parasympathetic preganglionic
d: parasympathetic postganglionic
d: parasympathetic postganglionic