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2 subdivisions?   Parasympathetic (PNS)Sympathetic (SNS)   Neurotransmitters?   Receptor type determines which neurotransmitter will act on target cells  
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Prime goal of the ANS?   maintain homeostasis   2 classes of ANS receptors?   Cholinergic-respond to Ach.Adrenergic-respond to Norepi  
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what happened at rest, and after feeding?   PNS dominates control   where is Adrenergic Receptors 2 subclasses located?   Alpha, Beta  
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what happend during activity and stress?   SNS dominates control   Properties of Alpha Adrenergic Receptors   Located in effector organs of sympathetic nervous systemMost commonUsually excitatoryAffinity greater for norepinephrine than epinephrine  
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Parasympathetic Activity   Quiet, relaxed statesActive in “rest and digest”Increase gastrointestinal activitiesDecrease heart rate and blood pressure   Beta Receptors   Act on Gprotein systems to increase cAMP activityCan be activated by both norepi and epi  
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Sympathetic Activity   Fight-or-flight response      
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how many neurotransmitters secreted at target cells?   2 of them (PNS-Acetylcholine (Ach)SNS-Norepinephrine (Norepi)Cells that secrete Ach-cholenergicCells that secrete Norepi-adrenergic)      
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