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autonomic nervous system operates via   reflex arcs  
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operation of ANS to maintain homestais depends on a   cont. flow of sensory afferent input from receptors in organs and efferent motor output to same effector organs  
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ANS includes   autonomic sensory neruons, integrating centers and autonomic motor neurons  
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ANS operates without   conscious control  
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ANS is reg. by the   hypothalamus and brain stem  
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somatic contains both   sensory and motor neurons  
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the somatic neruons recieve input from receptors of the   special and somatic senses  
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somatic motor neurons innervate skeletal muscles to produce   conscious, voluntary movements  
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autonomic sensory neruons are associated with   interoreceptors  
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autonomic sensory input is not considered   perceived  
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The ANS also receives sensory input from   somatic senses and special sensory neurons  
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the autonomic motor nuerons regulate   visceral activites  
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the autonomic motor nuerons reg. viseral activ. by either ____ exciting or ____ inhibiting ongoing activies of _____, _____,____   increase, decrease; cardiac, smooth, or glands  
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all somiatic motor pathways consist of a ___ motor neuron   single  
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autonomic motor pathways consist of ___ motor nuerons in series   two  
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the first autonomic neuron motor has its cell body in the _____ and its myelinated axon extends to an autonomic ganglion   CNS  
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the first autonomic motor neuron may extend to the _____ rather than an autonomic ganglion   adrenal medullae  
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the second autonomic motor neruon has its cell body in a ______; its nonmyelinated axon extends to an effector   autonomic ganglion  
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in the preganlionic neuron the cell body is in the   brain or spinal cord  
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preganlionic neruon the axon is ____ type __ fiber that extends to autonomic ganglion   myelinated; type B  
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postganglionic neuron the cell bodies lies outside the ___ in the _____   CNS; autonomic ganglion  
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postganglionic axon is ____ type __ fiber that terminates in a viseral effector   unmyelinated; type C  
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the output (efferent) part of the ANS is divided into:   sym & para sympatheic  
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organs that recieve inpulses from both sypathtic and parasym. are said to have   dual innervation or opposing systems  
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one speeds up and organ; one slows down and organ   dual innervation  
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these ganglion include the sympathtic trunk or verterbal chain or paravertebral ganglia that lie in a verticle row on either side of the verterbral column   sypatheic ganglia  
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other sympatheic ganglia are the prevertebral or collateral ganglia that lie anterior to the spinal column and close to large abdominal arteries: 3 examples   - celiac- superior mesenteric- inferior mesenteric ganglia  
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_____ _____ are the terminal or intramural ganglia that are located very close to or actually within the wall of viseral organ   parasym. ganglia  
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These are tangled networks of sym. and parasym neurons which lie along major arteries   autonomic plexuses  
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in the sympathic NS; preganglionic cell bodies at   T1-L2  
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SNS; white ramus= ____=preganglionic fibers   myelinated  
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SNS; gray ramus= ____= postganlionic fibers   unmyelinated  
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postganlionic cell bodies; sympathetic chain ganglia along the   spinal column  
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postganglionic cell bodies; collateral ganglia at a distance from   spinal column  
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Sympatheic pregangionic neurons pass to the ____   sympathic trunk  
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preganglion neruons may connect to postganglionic neurons in the following ways; may synapse with ____ neurons in the ganglion it first reaches   postganglionic  
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preganglion neruons may connect to postganglionic neurons in the following ways; may ___ or ____ to a higher or lower ganglion before synapsing with postganglionic neruons   ascend or decend  
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preganglion neruons may connect to postganglionic neurons in the following ways; may continue, without synapsing through the sympathic trunk ganglion to a _______ ganglion where it synpases with the _____ gangion   preverterbal ganglion; postganglionic  
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in the spinal nerve route the symathic fibers go out   at the same level  
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in the sympathetic chain route sympathic fibers   up chain and out spinal nerve  
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in collateral ganglion route the sympathic fibers   out splanchinic nerve to collateral ganglion  
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structures innervated by each spinal nerve;   sweat glands, arrector pili, BV to skin and skeletal muscles  
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thoracic and cranial plexuses supply:   plexus around carotid artery to head structures  
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splanchnic nerves to collateral ganglia suppy   Gi tract from stomach to recum, uninary and reporductive organs  
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each preganglionic cell synapses on many postganglionic cells   divergence  
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mast activation due to divergence   -mutiple target organs- fight or flight response explained (sym)  
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modified cluster of postganglionic cell bodies that release epineprine and norepinieprine into blood   adrenal gland  
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the adrenal gland is located?   cortex and medulla sits on top of kiney  
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structure of parasymp; the cranial outflow consists of preganlionic axons that extend from the _____ in four cranial nerves   brainstem  
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the craninal outflow consists of four pairs of ganglia and the plexuses assoicated with the ___ nerve   vagus (X) nerve  
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the scaral parasymp. outflow consists of ______ axons in the anterior roots of the second through fourth sacral nerves and from the pelvic aplanchnic nerve   preganglionic  
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in parasymp; preganglionic cell bodies found in   4 cranial nerve nuclei in brainstem  
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in parasymp; preganglionic cell bodies found in   s2 to s4 spinal cord  
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parasymp; ____ cell bodies very near or in the wall of the target organ in a terminal ganglia   postganglionic  
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parasymp cranial nerve; oculomotor the ciliary ganglion in ___   orbit (focuses eye ball)  
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oculomotor; ciliary muscle and pupillay constrictor muscle _______   inside eyeball  
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parasymp; facial nerve supplies   tears, salivary and nasal secretions  
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pyerygopalatine and submandibular ganglions   facial nerve  
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otic ganglion supplies parotid salivary glands   glossopharyngeal  
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many fibers supply heart, pulmonary and GI tract as far as the midpoint of the colon   Vagus nerve  
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the parasympathic sacral nerve fibers form the   pelvic splanchnic nerves  
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Cholinergic neurons release   ACH  
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all cholingeric are ____ neurons   preganglion ( mye)  
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all cholingeric are ______, ____ neurons   parasym, postganglonic  
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excitation or inhibit depending upon receptor ___ and _____ involved   subtype and organ  
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Cholingeric receptors are ___ membrane proteins in the _____ plasma membrane   integral; postsymaptic  
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nicotinic and muscarinic recepotrs are two types of what   cholingeric receptors  
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activation of ____ receptors causes excitation of postsynaptic cell   nicotinic  
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nicotinic receptors are found on ____ and ____ of ANS cells and at NMJ   dendrites and cell bodies  
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activation of ____ can caused either excitation or inhibition depending on the cell taht bears the receptor   muscarinic  
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muscarinic receptors are found on _____ of all _______ effectors   plasma membranes of all parasymp. effectors  
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in the parasymp. sacral nerve fibers, preganglionic fibers end on ______in walls of target organs in the   terminal ganglia  
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parsymp. scaral nerves innervate ____ and ____ in colon,ureters, bladder and RP   smooth muscles and glands  
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adrenergic neurons release ___; from _____ only   NE; postganglionic sympathic  
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Adrenergic ____ or ____ organs depending on receptors   excites or inhibits  
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___ lingers at the synapse until enezymatically inactived by ______ or ____   NE; MAO or COMT  
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substance that binds to and activates a recepor, mimicking the effect of natrual neruotransmitter or hormone   agonist  
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is a substance that binds to and blocks a receptor, preventing a natural neurotrasnmitter or hormone from exerting its effect   antagonist  
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____ regulates balance (tone) between symp and parasymp activity levels   hypothalamus  
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some organs have only syp. innervation   sweat glands, adrenal medulla, arrector pili, BV  
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examples of symp innervation organs are controlled by regulation of the "tone" of the   sympathic system  
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the symapthic responses are long lasting due to lingering ___ in synaptic gap and release of ____ by adrenal gland; stays out in blood stream longer   NE; norepinephrine  
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parasymp enhances the _____ activites; keeping you alive 24/7   rest and digest  
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these mechanisms that help conserve and restore body enegry during times of rest   parasymp  
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SLUDD stands for   salivation, lacrimation, urination, digestion, defecation  
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in parasymp the 3 decreases stand for   decreased HR, decreased diameter or airways and diameter or pupil  
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when there is no escape route or no way to win   paradoxical fear  
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paradoxical fear causes massive activation of   parasymp division  
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paradoxical fear you have loss of control over   urination and defecation  
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autonomic responses control center is in lower regions of   brain  
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is major control center in brain   hypothalamus  
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the hypothalamus inputs your   emotions, visceral sensory info  
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the output of the hypothalamus:   to nuclei in brainsteam and spinal cord  
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___ and ____ portions of hypothalamus controls ___ NS   posterior and lateral; sympatheic  
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____ and ___ portions of hypothalamus controls ___NS   anteior and medial; parasymp  
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