STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM Flashcards

1
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What system?
(1) Controls skeletal muscle
(2) Conscious, voluntary control
(3) Motor pathway: one neuron from CNS to effector
(4) Does include sensory neurons (from skin, skeletal muscles, and special sense organs)
(5) All release the neurotransmitter acetylcholine (Ach)
(6) The axon of a single somatic motor neuron extends from CNS all the way to skeletal muscle fibers

A

Somatic Nervous System

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2
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Three neurons in each pathway
Cell body #1 _____
Cell body #2______
Cell body #3 _____

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in dorsal root ganglion
in spinal cord or brain stem
in thalamus; axon extends to cerebral cortex

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3
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Anterior spinothalamic tracts sense what?

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1) Light touch sensation
2) Deep pressure sensation

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4
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Lateral spinothalamic tract senses what?

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1) Pain Sensation
2) Temperature (hot vs cold) sensation

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5
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Autonomic nervous system is regulated by what?

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hypothalamus and brainstem

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6
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Controls viscera: Smooth and cardiac muscle, and sweat and digestive glands
is unconscious, involuntary

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Autonomic Nervous System

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7
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what a re the two divisions of the autonomic system?

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sympathetic (S) and parasympathetic (P)

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8
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during S and P divisions what happens to
Heart
Digest

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Heart
S= Stim
P= inhibit
Digestive organs
S= inhibit
P= stim

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9
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during S and P divisions what happens to
Heart
Digest

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Heart
S= Stim
P= inhibit
Digestive organs
S= inhibit
P= stim

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10
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Sympathetic preganglionic neurons
what spinal chord segments?

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T1 to L2
“thoracolumbar division”

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11
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One sympathetic preganglionic axon can synapse with ______ postganglionic neuron cell bodies

A

20 or more

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12
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What CN carries 80% of all P nerve impulses

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Vagus nerves CN 10

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13
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what CNs and spinal segments make up the preganglionic neurons

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CN III, VII, IX, and X
S2-S4

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14
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Parasympathetic postganglionic neurons provide what type of effect, due to being located within or near the innervated organ?

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precise, localized (not widespread) effects

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15
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these effects are these a result of ____
(a) Increase heart rate and contraction, and blood pressure (BP)
(b) Dilate pupils
(c) Dilate airways
(d) Dilate vessels to skeletal muscles, heart, liver and adipose tissue
(e) Constrict blood vessels to nonessential organs: skin, GI tract, kidneys
(f) Mobilize nutrients for energy: glucose and fats

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Sympathetic Effects
(Fight-or-flight activities)

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16
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these effects are these a result of ____
1) Salivation
2) Lacrimation
3) Urination
4) Digestion
5) Defecation
Decrease heart rate, airway diameter, pupil diameter

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Parasympathetic Effects
(Rest-and-digest activities)
SLUDD

17
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That is the third order neuron?

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18
Q

What neurotransmitter(s) are used for the parasympathetic division?

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ACh

19
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What neurotransmitter(s) are used for the

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