Sec: 1 ANS Review Flashcards

1
Q

Acetylcholine (ACH) is the neurotransmiter for which divisions of the ANS? Name the receptors for each corresponding division.

A

Somatic-Nicotinic.
PNS-Muscarinic
*SNS sweat glands - Muscarinic (the exception to the alpha and beta receptors of the SNS)

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2
Q

PNS ratio of pre to post ganglionic fibers?

A

1:1 (discrete innervation)

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3
Q

SNS ratio of pre to post ganglionic fibers?

A

1:20 (diffuse innervation)

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4
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Which division is distributed to all tissues?

A

SNS

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5
Q

Name the two anatomical sites of barorecptors and what they sense?

A

Aortic arch and carotid sinus baroreceptors sense mean arterial P (Sys-Dia).

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6
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How does the SNS affect changes in BP? What receptor subtypes?

A

Increases contractility and HR (beta 1) and increase vasomotor tone (alpha-1)

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7
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All autonomic ganglia (PNS and SNS) and the adrenal medulla host which receptor?

A

Cholinergic receptors- specifically, Nicotinic neuronal substype (Nn)

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8
Q

Name all the receptors on vascular endothelium and vascular smooth muscle cells (be specific for a) muscle and b) skin and mucosa).

A

M3 (not innervated)
Skeletal A1, B2
Skin and mucosa A1

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9
Q

CNS cholinergic receptor?

A

M-Muscarinic

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10
Q

Adrenergic receptors can be stimulated by which 3 endogenous compounds? Explain their origin and classification.

A

NE-Neurotransmitter released from synaptic nerve terminals
E-Hormone released from Adrenal medulla
DA-CNS neurotransmitter.

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AP depolarizes presynaptic terminals opening ____. ______ influx causes synaptic vesicles to _____. NT is released into synaptic cleft by ______.

A

AP depolarizes presynaptic terminals opening neuronal Ca Channels. Calcium influx causes synaptic vesicles to fuse with the membrane. NT is released into synaptic cleft by exocytosis.

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12
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Both nicotine and ACH stimulate which receptor at the ganglion? which receptor at the neuromuscular junction?

A
Nicotinic neuronal (Nn) 
Nicotinic muscular (Nm)
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13
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What activates the nicotinic neuronal receptors? What is the effect?

A

Nicotine and ACH. Opens ligand gated ion channels, Na infuses cell and triggers an EPSP.

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14
Q

What kind of drug is mecamylamine

A

antihypertensive

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15
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Mechanism of action for mecamylamine

A

noncompetitive agonist of Nn receptors…blocks activation of postganglionic SNS and PNS nerve fibers.

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16
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The parasympathic division maintains dominant control of most organ systems. Which 3 tissues experience dominant control from the SNS?

A

Arterioles, veins, and sweat glands.