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Anp2 Chapter 16

The autonomic nervous system

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what does ANS SYSTEM mean ? autonomic nervous system
what are the functions of the ANS system ? controls homeostasis in glands, organs and tissues
what are the 2 divisions of the ANS system ? (2) 1. parasympathetic system 2. sympathetic system
what are the functions of the PARASYMPATHETIC system ? (2) 1. directs housekeeping 2. saves energy
what are the functions of the SYMPATHETIC system (2) 1. mobilizes the body 2. slows down nonessential function
PARASYMPATHETIC system can be memorized by .. " rest and digest "
SYMPATHETIC system can be memorized by .. " fight or flight "
what is dual innervation ? when an organ or tissue is innervated by both parasympathetic and sympathetic systems
what types of neurons are in both systems ? (2) preganglionic neurons ganglionic neurons (postganglionic)
where can PREGANGLIONIC neurons be found ? 1. The brain stem (cranial nerves) 2.The spinal cord (spinal nerves)
what do ALL PREGANGLIONIC neurons do ? Send a synapse of acetylcholine to the nicotinic receptors in the ganglion neuron
what do GANGLIONIC neurons do ? send a synapse of acetylcholine or norepinephrine to the target cell
which 2 types of receptors can GANGLIONIC neurons send synapse to ? (2) 1. adrenergic receptor 2. muscarinic receptor
where does PARASYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neurons originate ? sacral region of brainstem
which nerves does PARASYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron innervate ? (4) 1. facial nerve 2. vagus nerve 3. oculomotor nerve 3.glossopharyngeal nerve
function of facial nerve (1) 1.controls expression in the face
function of the vagus nerve (1) 1. controls internal organs
function of the oculomotor nerve (1) 1. controls eye movement
function of the glossopharyngeal nerve (1) 1. controls the tongue
what is the main characteristic of the PARASYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron ? (1) -LONG
describe how the PARASYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron works.. (2) - synapse of acetylcholine is sent out to the ganglionic neuron - ganglionic neuron receives acetylcholine through muscarinic receptors
where does PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIONIC (post) neuron originate ? in peripheral ganglia
what is the main characteristic of the PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIONIC (post) neuron ? SHORT
describe how the PARASYMPATHEITC GANGLIONIC (post) neuron works.. 1.ganglionic neuron receives acetylcholine through nicotinic receptors 2.ganglionic neuron sends synapse of acetylcholine to target organ 3.target organ accepts acetylcholine (neurotransmitter) through muscarinic receptors
where does SYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron originate ? the spinal cord
what is the main characteristic of the SYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron ? it is SHORT
describe how the SYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC neuron works .. 1. synapse of acetylcholine is sent to ganglionic neuron 2. nicotinic receptors in ganglionic neuron accept acetylcholine
what is the main characteristic of the SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONIC neuron ? it is LONG
what are the 3 types of SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONIC neurons ? 1. chain ganglia 2. collateral ganglia 3. adrenal medullae
where does SYMPATHETIC chain ganglia originate ? sides of the vertebral column
what is the function of SYMPATHETIC chain ganglia ?(2) innervates head and limbs (thoracic cavity)
where does SYMPATHETIC collateral ganglia originate ? front of vertebral column
what is the function of SYMPATHETIC collateral ganglia ?(1) innervates abdomen (pelvic cavity)
where does the ADRENAL medullae originate ? the center of the adrenal gland
what is the function of the adrenal medullae ? (1) release epinephrine in the blood
what type of neurotransmitter does parasympathetic and sympathetic preganglionic neurons release ? Acetylcholine (ACh)
in preganglionic neuron, what type of receptor does acetylcholine bind to ? nicotinic receptor
where does ACh bind to nicotinic receptor ? ganglionic neuron
what type of effect is this ? excitatory effect
what type of neurotransmitter does parasympathetic ganglionic neuron release ? Acetylcholine (ACh)
what receptor does ACh bind to ? in parasympathetic ganglionic neuron muscarinic receptor
where does ACh bind to muscarinic receptor ? in parasympathetic ganglionic neuron in the target cell
what 2 effects can this be ? (2) in parasympathetic ganglionic neuron 1. excitatory effect 2. inhibitory effect
what 2 types of neurotransmitters can sympathetic ganglionic neurons bind to ? 1. norepinephrine NE 2. acetylcholine ACH
what receptor does norepinephrine bind to ? in sympathetic ganglionic neurons adrenergic receptor
where does NE bind to adrenergic receptor ? in sympathetic ganglionic neurons the target cell
what receptor does ACh bind to in sympathetic ganglionic neuron ? muscarinic receptor
where does ACh bind to muscarinic receptor ? in sympathetic ganglionic neuron in target cell
what type of effect is ACh binding tp muscarinic reseptor in sympathetic ganglionic neuron ? (2) 1. excitatory effect 2. inhibitory effect
what type of effects are NE binding to adrenergic receptors in sympathetic ganglionic neurons ? (4) Alpha 1-excitatory effect beta 1-excitatory effect beta 2-inhibitory effect beta 3-excitatory effect
what type of hormone is released by the adrenal medullae ? epinephrine
what receptor binds to epinephrine in the sympathetic ganglionic neuron ? adrenergic receptors
what are 3 effects of the parasympathetic system 1. EYES- eye get smaller 2. DIGESTIVE- increased secretion and defecation 3. RESPIRATORY- bronchoconstriction bronchi gets smaller
what are 3 effects of the sympathetic system ? 1. EYES- eyes get bigger 2. DIGESTIVE- slows down activity 3. RESPIRATORY- bronchodilation bronchi gets bigger
compare the parasympathetic and sympathetic systems (3) they both have total opposite effects parasympathetic (rest and digest) can be local sympathetic (fight or flight) can be widespread
what is the tone of the parasympathetic system ? keeps blood vessels small
what is the tone of the sympathetic system ? slows heart rate down
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