N.S physo Flashcards

1
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whats the origin of head and neck

A

LHC 1&2 throacic segments spinal cord

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2
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what the relay station of head and neck

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superior cervical ganglia (SCG)

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3
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what are the five-faction done to the eye by sympathetic ns

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  • muller ms contraction = exophthalmos
    -ciliary ms relaxation= help eye see far vision
    -dilator pupillae ms = pupillary dilatation mydriasis
    -tarsal ms = widening of the palpebral fissure by elevating the upper eye lid + lowering of lower lid
  • V.C of lacrimal blood vessels = decrease tears trophic secretion
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4
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what are the 3 factions done by the sympathetic to the salivary glands

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  • V.C
  • contraction of myoepithelial cells surrounding the acini = squeezing of acini
    -trophic secretion (little, vicious poor in water, rich in enzyme)
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5
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what are the 3 factions done by the sympathetic to the skin

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-Contraction of piloerector
muscle → hair erection
-Stimulation of sweat
glands → sweat secretion
V.C

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6
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WHAT ARE THE FUCTION BY SYMATHETIC DONE TO THE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW

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mild V.C

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7
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Horner’s syndrome
Def ?

A

Group of signs which results from interruption of sympathetic to head and
neck.

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8
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what are the causes of horner syndrome

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Causes:
a) Lesion in Tl and T2 segments.
b) Lesion in Superior cervical ganglion.

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9
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signs of horner syndrome

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1)Ptosis :
Dropping of upper eye lids due to paralysis of superior tarsal muscles.
2)Miosis :
Constriction of pupils due to paralysis of dilator pupillae muscle.
3)Anhydrosis :
Absence of sweat secretion → dryness of affected side of face.
4)Enophthalmos :
Sinking of eye ball due to paralysis of Muller’s muscles.
5)Vasodilatation :
of skin blood vessels, due to loss of sympathetic vasoconstrictor tone
so skin becomes Red & Warm

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10
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5

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10
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5

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10
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5

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11
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sympathetic Nervous System

Origin Thorax

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Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5

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12
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax relay station

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All Cervical & upper 4 thoracic lateral Ganglia

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13
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax faction to the heart

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-Increase all cardiac
properties :
1) Rhythmicity
2) Excitability
3) Conductivity
4) Contractility

-Coronary Blood Flow :
1) Direct : V.C
2) Indirect : Vaso-dilatation
(V.D)
Metabolic ( accumulation of
metabolites )
Stronger

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14
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sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax to the lungs

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-Inhibition of bronchial
muscles → Bronchodilatation
-Inhibition of bronchial mucus
glands → ↓ mucus secretion

15
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sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen ganglia

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16
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sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen origin

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17
Q

sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen liver

A
18
Q

sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen pancreases

A
19
Q

sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen stomch

A
20
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sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen gal bladder

A