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Parasympathetic/ Sympathetic examples of effects Flashcards

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Deceased heart rate and force of contraction

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Parasympathetic

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sweat glands— increased sweat production; Almost exclusive control

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Sympathetic

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3
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increased heart rate and force of contraction

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Sympathetic

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Lungs—- Bronchi constricted (decreased air flow into lungs

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Parasympathetic

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5
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blood vessels— Dilated to skeletal mucle (increased blood flow); Constricted to abdominal organs and skin (decreased blood flow); Almost exclusive control

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Sympathetic

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Lungs— Bronchi Dilated (increased blood flow into lungs)

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Sympathetic

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7
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Liver—Increased glucose (sugar) storage (since food digestion is taking place)

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Parasympathetic

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Stomach (gastric glands)—Increased production of digestive enzymes

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Parasympathetic

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9
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Liver—Glucose (sugar) released into blood; ↑ ATP (energy) production from sugar
(energy for skeletal muscle contractio

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Sympathetic

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10
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Adrenal Glands—Release of EPINEPHRINE/ADRENALIN into bloodstream
to reinforce effects on the heart, blood vessels, lungs, and liver

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Sympathetic

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Pancreas—Increased insulin release (so that glucose can be stored)

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Parasympathetic

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Gallbladder—Increased bile release (for fat digestion)

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Parasympathetic

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13
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Eye—Passive focusing for far vision; Eye relaxed; No effect on lens

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Sympathetic

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14
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Smooth muscle in digestive organs—Increased peristalsis (contractions to move food)

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Parasympathetic

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Eye—Active focusing for near objects; Ciliary muscle contracts to focus len

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Parasympathetic

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Urinary System—Decreased urine production; Urine retention of bladder

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Sympathetic

17
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Reproductive System—Penile & clitoral erection; Increased gland secretions

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Parasympathetic

18
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Reproductive System—Orgasm (ejaculation in male), Labor contractions

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Sympathetic

19
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Urinary System—- Urine release by bladder

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Parasympathetic

20
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The “D” division nerves are in control during what? And which nerve is it Parasympathetic or Sympathetic?

A 
Digestion
Defecation 
Diuresis ( Urinating)
Erection( but NOT ejaculation)
Parasympathetic
21
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The “E” division nerve are in control during what? And which nerve is it Para or Sympathetic

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Exercise, Excitement, Emergency, Embarrassment, Ejaculation

Sympathetic

Nervous System Part 1 Notes (21 decks)

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