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KIN 216

Chapter 18

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Nervous systems can be classified based on level of ___________ Consciousness
What are the two devisions of the autonomic nervous system? Sympathetic and Parasympathetic
The __________ nervous system is a system that works on processes that are perceived or consciously controlled Somatic
Somatic motor portion of somatic nervous system controls __________ _________ Skeletal muscles
The ______________ nervous system is a motor system that regulates processes below the conscious level to maintain homeostasis Autonomic
The ________________ nervous system reflexively responds to visceral sensory inputs Autonomic
The _______________ nervous system sends impulses to cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, and glands Autonomic
___________ neurons of the ___________ nervous system consist of 1 lower motor neuron axon which extends from the spinal cord to skeletal muscle fibers Motor; somatic
Motor neurons of the ____________ nervous system have cell bodies within the ___________ or _______ _________ somatic; Brainstem or spinal cord
____________ neurons of the _________ nervous system have a large myelinated axon Motor; somatic
__________ neurons of the ________ nervous system release acetylcholine to stimulate muscle contractions Motor; somatic
__________ neurons of the _______________ nervous system are two chained neurons which innervate involuntary muscles and glands Motor; autonomic
__________ are clusters of neuron cell bodies; act as a relay center between preganglionic and ganglionic neurons Ganglia
Motor neurons of the ANS have the preganglionic neuron in the _________ or ________ ________ Brain or spinal cord
Motor neurons in the ANS have a thin, myelinated preganglionic axon that extends to _________ ______ within an autonomic ganglion in ___________ nervous system Second cell; peripheral
Motor neurons of the ANS ________ excites the second cell ACh
Motor neurons of the ANS the ______________ neuron is the second neuron Ganglionic
Moto neurons in the ANS the _____________ neuron is the thin, unmyelinated postganglionic axon that extends to ____________ cells Ganglionic; effector
In motor neurons in the ANS the ganglionic neuron excites or inhibits the effort with either ________ or ______________________ ACh or norepinephrine
ANS or SNS: Two motor neurons are involved with an autonomic ganglion Autonomic nervous system
ANS or SNS: One motor unit runs from CNS to innervated muscle Somatic nervous system
ANS or SNS: the motor unit is a chain of two motor neurons (pre-ganglionic and post ganglionic) Autonomic Nervous system
ANS or SNS: The motor unit is a single motor neuron and muscle fibers innervated Somatic nervous system
ANS or SNS: Pre-ganglionic neuron is thin, lightly myelinated the post-ganglionic neuron is thinner and unmyelinated Autonomic nervous system
ANS or SNS: thick and myelinated axons Somatic nervous system
ANS or SNS: has either excitatory or inhibitory effect Autonomic nervous system
ANS or SNS: Only has excitatory effects Somatic nervous system
ANS or SNS: Neurotransmitter is ACh or norepinephrine; receptors are scattered throughout the organ Autonomic nervous system
ANS or SNS: Neurotransmitter is ACh at motor endplate Somatic nervous system
The _______________ division of the ANS is the craniosacral devision Parasympathetic
The ________________ division of the ANS helps conserve energy and replenish nutrient stores Parasympathetic
The ________________ division of the ANS is the lumbosacral division Sympathetic
The ________________ division of the ANS prepares the body for emergencies; increases alertness and makes nutrients avalable for use Sympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: Preganglionic neuron cell bodies are found the the brainstem, lateral gray matter of S2-S4 spinal cord segmetns Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: Preganglionic neuron cell bodies are found in the later horn of T1-L2 spinal cord segments Sympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: preganglionic axons are long and postganglionic axons are short Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: preganglionic axons are short and postganglionic axons are long Sympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: There are few (less than 4) preganglionic axon branches Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: there are many (more than 20) preganglionic axon branches Sympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: ganglia are in or close to the effector Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic or sympathetic: ganglia are near the spinal cord Sympathetic
In the parasympathetic devision ____________ ganglia are close to the target organ terminal
In the parasympathetic devision ________________ ganglia are in the wall of the target organ Intramural
What 4 cranial nerves are associated with the parasympathetic devision? Oculomotor, facial, glossopharyngeal, and the vagus nerve
In the sympathetic devision preganglionic neuron cell body axons travel with ___________ _________ axons to exit the spinal cord via ________ _________ and then T__-L__ spinal nerves somatic motor; anterior roots; T1-L2
____________ ________ are located anterior to spinal nerves and immediately lateral to vertebral column Sympathetic trunks
White and gray rami connect sympathetic trunk to each _________ ________ Spinal nerve
______________ __________ ________ house sympathetic ganglionic neuron cell bodies (one sympathetic ganglion for each spinal nerve) Sympathetic trunk ganglia
All ________________ _______________ neurons originate at lateral gray horns of T1-L2 (spinal cord) Sympathetic preganglionic
Axons of sympathetic preganglionc neurons leave the nerves and travel through ________ _________ to enter sympathetic trunk White rami
Once inside sympathetic trunks preganglionic axons can... 1) remain at the level of entry 2) travel superiorly or inferiorly (in the trunk)
List the 4 pathways axons can exit the sympathetic trunk 1) Spinal nerve pathway 2) postganglionic sympathetic nerve pathway 3) splanchnic nerve pathway and 4) Adrenal medulla nerve pathway
In the spinal nerve pathway the first and second neuron synapse in the ____________ ____________ Sympathetic trunk
The ___________ _________ pathway innervates sweat glands, blood vessels in the skin (torso, limbs, and neck) Spinal nerve
In the postganglionic sympathetic pathway preganglionic and ganglionic neurons synapse in the _____________ __________ Sympathetic trunk
The ________________ __________ pathway innervates the esophagus, heart, lungs, and blood vessels (thoracic cavity) Postganglionic sympathetic
In the splanchnic nerve pathway the ________________ axon passes through trunk and terminates in collateral ganglion Preganglionic
In the splanchnic nerve pathway the ______________ axon extends to target organ Postganglionic
In the _______________ ________ pathway there is no synapse between preganglionic and trunk ganglia Splanchnic nerve
The ______________ _________ pathway innervates most abdominal organs (stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, small intestine, and large intestine) & pelvic organs (urinary bladder, ureters, and reproductive organs) Splanchnic nerve
In the adrenal medulla pathway the ______________ axon passes through trunk and collateral ganglion Preganglionic
In the ______________ __________ pathway the preganglionic axon directly synapses with neurosecratory cells within adrenal medulla (internal region of adrenal gland) Adrenal medulla
Neurosecretory cells release _______________ and __________________ Epinephrine and norepinephrine
______________ divison may modulate activity in one effector or many effectors simultaneously Sympathetic
In crisis situations _______ __________ occurs Mass activation
________ ___________ increases alertness, energy availability, heart rate, blood pressure, breathing rate and depth Mass activation
___________ ___________ are collections of sympathetic postganglionic axons, parasympathetic preganglionic axons, and visceral sensory axons that innervate specific organs Autonomic plexuses
___________ plexus controls heart rate, force of cardiac contraction, and blood pressure Cardiac
__________ plexus controls airway and mucus secretions Pulmonary
___________ plexus controls swallowing Esophageal
_____________ _________ plexus controls celiac (solar) plexus, superior mesenteric plexus, inferior mesenteric plexus Abdominal aortic
_____________ plexus innervates pelvic vicera Hypogastric
The ____________ is the integration center for autonomic nervous system; crucial in emotion; regulates visceral function Hypothalamus
The _____________ affects cardiovascular functions, digestive functions, eye's pupil and lens shape Brainstem
The ___________ __________ is important parasympathetic reflexes for defecation and urination Spinal cord
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