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pre synapitc cell

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neuron

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Ca+ influx triggers release of

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neurotransmitter

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What triggers the opening of the Ca+ channels?

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Action Potential

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How did ACh end up in the vesicles? And where is it released?

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manufactured in the cell body and out through axon terminal. Axon cleft by exocytosis

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What happens when ACh binds to its receptor?

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Sodium inside the post synaptic cell

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What is the function of the Na+/K+ pump?

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requires ATP because its pushing Na+ through its against concentration gradient.

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What is an Action Potential?

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Reflecting a change of voltage across the cell membrane. If that voltage is high enough to reach the threshold (-60) will trigger action potential. It will open gates allowing sodium to enter. Action Potential can only go through 1 direction.

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What is a neurotransmitter?

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molecules

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How does this differ from a hormone

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Cell makes it, hormones are released across blood. Nervous system much more rapid

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What is a synapse

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cell communication, between pre synaptic cell and post synaptic

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What is a cholingergic synapse?

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Acetocolin is the only one being released.

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T/F All NMJs are Cholinergic Synapse

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True

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T/F All neuron to neuron synapses in the CNS and PNS are also Cholinergic

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False. Most important in PNS.

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Which enzyme breaks down ACh?

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ACh E

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What happens to the breakdown products of ACh E

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Part of it goes back into axon terminal to be recycled

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Events at the Cholingeric Synapse

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Voltage gated calcium opens, AP arrives at the Axon Terminal, calcium will tell vesicles to release endocytosis. Ca+ enters, ACh released diffused across synaptic cleft. Neurotransmitter binds target, sodium channels open in post synaptic membrane. ACh E enzyme break down

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Norepinephrine (NE)

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released at Adrenergic Synapse in Brain, ANS

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Dopamine

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In CNS, excitatory, or inhibitory (hyperpolarize)

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Serotonin

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In CNS, sleep/wake and mood

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Gamma Aminobutyric acid (GABA)

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in CNS, inhibitory

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Neuromodulators

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alter rate of NT release of pre synaptic neuron OR alter response to NT post synaptic (does not have to be neuron)

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Opioids

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pain relief, euphoria:

  1. Endorphins
  2. Enkephalins
  3. Endomorphins
  4. Dynorphins
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g protein

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enzyme complex, binds GTP (highly energy)

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Net effect (at Axon Hillock)

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integrates and determines response for information processign

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Graded potential that develop in a postsynaptic cell

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in response to neurotransmitters

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Two types of Postsynaptic potentials

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excitatory postsynaptic potential and inhibitory postsynaptic potential

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Excitatory Postsynaptic potential EPSP

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graded depolarization of postsynaptic membrane

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Inhibitory Postsynaptic Pontential IPSP

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graded hyperpolarization of postsynaptic membrane

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Temporal summation

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stimuli arrive at a single synapse in rapid succession (multiple times)

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Spatial summation

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stimuli arrive at multiple synapses simultaneously (multiple locations)

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Longer time above threshold =

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more APs generated

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refractory period

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time neuron is resting

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epaxial muscles: erector spinae (dorsal) & list muscles included

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extension: illiocostalis, longissimus, spinalis

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Hypaxial muscles: rectus and obliques. & list muscles included

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flex: external and internal oblique muscles, transverses abdominis, rectus abdominis.

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Synergist

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works to assist another muscle, carrying out same action

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Antagonist

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works to oppose another muscle, usually located on opposite side of a structure

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End of spinal cord

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conus medullaris

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38
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Last nerve of the spinal cord

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cauda equina

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39
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portion of menages that are protecting spinal cord

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filum Terminale

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Ventral root

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contains axons and motor neurons

To: somatic and visceral effectors

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Dorsal Root

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contains axons of sensory neurons

To: the spinal cord

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Dorsal root ganglia

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contain cell bodies of unipolar sensory neurons

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Intervertebral formina

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where dorsal and ventral roots exit spinal cord

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afferent fibers

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towards spinal cord

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45
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efferent fibers

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going away spinal cord

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46
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Spinal Meninges: 3 maters

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Dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater.

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Dura Mater

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tough outer layer

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arachnoid mater

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mid layer

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pia mater

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inner layer

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epidural space

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between dura mater and vertebral canal

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subdural space

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potential space, between dura and arachnoid mater

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subarachnoid space

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between arachnoid and pia mater

vascular

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CSF

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cerebrospinal fluid, protective cushion

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Denticulate ligaments

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each side of spinal extends from pia to dura mater

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gray matter

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surround central canal, neuronal cell bodies, neuroglia and unmyelinated axons.
Gray Horns

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white matter

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superficial, myelinated and unmyelinated axons.

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Posterior gray horns

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sensory nuclei, somatic and visceral

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Anterior Gray horns

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motor nuclei, somatic

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gray commissures

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axons cross from one side of spinal cord to other

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nuclei

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masses of gray matter in CNS

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Sensory Nuclei

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posterior (dorsal)

receive and relay info from peripheral receptors

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Motor Nuclei

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Anterior (ventral)

Send Motor commands to peripheral effectors

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Sensory info ascends tract to

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brain

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motor info descends tracts to

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spinal cord

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3 connective tissue layers of spinal nerves

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epineurium, perineurium, endoneurium.

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Epineurium spinal nerve

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outer layer

dense network of collagen fibers

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Perineurium

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middle layer

divides nerve into fascicles (axon bundles)

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endoneurium

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inner layer

surrounds individual axons

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Dorsal ramus

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motor nerves:

contains both somatic and visceral fibers so info from skin and skeletal muscles.

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ventral ramus

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larger branch, info from structures and limbs

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white ramus

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myelianted nerves, carries visceral motor fibers to sympathetic ganglion

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gray ramus

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unmyelianted nerves, return from sympathetic ganglion

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each pair of spinal nerves supplies its own

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dermatome

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plexus

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interwoven network of nerves

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dorsal division muscles are

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extensors

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ventral division muscles are

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flexors

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how many segments in upper and lower limbs

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6 at each

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4 major plexuses

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cervical, brachial, lumbar, and sacral

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phrenic nerve

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controls diaphragm

80
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cervical plexuses controls

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face structures, neck

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brachial plexuses controls

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upper limbs

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lumbar plexuses controls

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lower limbs

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of neurons ranging from most to least

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interneurons, sensory, motor

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patterns of neural circuits: divergence

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stimulation to many neurons or neural pools

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patterns of neural circuits: convergence

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input from many sources to a single neuron

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patterns of neural circuits: serial processing

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moves information in single line

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patterns of neural circuits: parallel processing

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same information along several paths simultaneously

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polysynaptic withdrawal relex

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touching a hot stove and letting go before knowing its hot because hot AF

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SNS of PNS

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direct control of skeletal muscle

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ANS of PNS

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operates without conscious

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preganglionic neurons are

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visceral motor neurons in CNS

extends to ganglia in PNS

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postganglionic neurons are

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visceral motor neurons in PNS,

extends to target to target

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division of the ANS

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sympathetic division and parasympathetic division

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Sympathetic division

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fight or flight

increased alertness, heart and respiratory rate and blood pressure

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parasympathetic division

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rest and digest

decreased metabolism, heart and respiratory rate

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sympathetic chain ganglia

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controls effectors in body wall, thoracic cavity, head and limbs

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collateral ganglia

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tissues and organs in abdominopelvic cavity

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neurotransmitters are released at

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synapse

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adrenal medulla

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releases NT into blood

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postganglionic sympathetic fibers

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unmyelinated axons

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Spinal nerves provide

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somatic motor innervation and distribution of sympathetic postganglionic fibers

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sympathetic activation

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alter activity of tissue/organs, release of NE (synaptic) and E (hormonal)

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most sympathetic postganglionic fibers are adrenergic but few are

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cholinergic

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parasympathetic division

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preganglionic neurons in brain stem and sacral segments of spinal cord

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ganglionic neurons: terminal

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near organ; often paired

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ganglionic neurons: intramural

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embedded in organ

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ganglionic neurons: postganglionic

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fibers extend to target

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vague nerve (CN X)

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75% parasympathetic outflow

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parasympathetic distribution goes through

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ganglion, and innervates only specific visceral structures

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anabolic parasympathetic activation

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increasing/building

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sympathetic division

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widespread impact, reaches organs and tissues,

can also go to bloodstream

112
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sympathetic and parasympathetic division

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most vital organs receive insertions from both

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autonomic plexuses

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front body (cardiac, pulmonary, thoracic, esophageal)

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Parasympathetic division with heart

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slows heart rate

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sympathetic division with heart

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accelerates heart rate

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visceral reflexes

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provides automatic motor responses

provides digestive functions

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visceral reflex arc

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processign center for one or more interneurons

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