Anatomy And Physiology Ch 15 Part 2

Front 1

All parasympathetic fibers release?

Back 1

ACh

Front 2

Postsynaptic membrane receptors

Back 2

Muscarinic and Nicotinic

Front 3

Location of the Muscarinic receptor

Back 3

Located at Cholinergic NMG Junction in the parasympathetic

Front 4

Locatin of the Nicotinic receptor

Back 4

Located on surface of ganglion cells of both sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions, and NMJ of somatic N.S. Excitatory

Front 5

Adrenergic neurons release?

Back 5

Noreprenepherin from postganglinic smypathetic neurons only

Front 6

Adrenergic neurons are excitatory or inhibitory depending on?

Back 6

Alpha and Beta Receptors

Front 7

Alpha 1 and Beta 1 receptors produce?

Back 7

Excitation

Front 8

Alpha 2 and Beta 2 receptors produce?

Back 8

Inhibition

Front 9

Beta 3(brown fat) receptors produces?

Back 9

Thermogenesis

Front 10

Most body organs recieve?

Back 10

Duel Innervation (Innervation by both sympathetic and parasympathetic)

Front 11

Balance between sympathetic and parasympathetic activity levels is regulated by?

Back 11

Hypothalamus

Front 12

Organs with only sympathetic innervation?

Back 12

Sweat glands, adrenal medulla, arrector pilli and many blood vessels

Front 13

Sympathetic responses are long lasting due to?

Back 13

Lingering Norepinepherine in synaptic gap and the release of NE by adrenal glands

Front 14

Sympathetic Neurotransmitters

Back 14

ACh (Cholinergenic) or NE(Adrenergic) at specific locations. E and NE into circulation

Front 15

Most postganglionic fibers are?

Back 15

Adrenergic

Front 16

NE stimulates _ receptors more than _ receptors?

Back 16

Alpha receptors more than beta Receptors

Front 17

E stimulates

Back 17

Alpha and Beta

Front 18

Sympathetic Ganglionic neurons end in the?

Back 18

Telodendria

Front 19

Components of the Autonimic refled arc

Back 19

Sensory Receptor, Sensory Neuron, Integrating center, Pre and Post Ganglionic motor neurons and Visceral Effector

Front 20

Limbic system and Thalamus?

Back 20

Emotions and sensory input

Front 21

Hypothalamus

Back 21

Sympathetic and Parasympathetic HQ

Front 22

Pons

Back 22

Higher Level of Respiratory Control

Front 23

Medulla Oblongata

Back 23

Processing center for complex Visceral Reflexes

Front 24

The simplest function of the ANS?

Back 24

Visceral reflex Arc
Long (Interneurons)
Short (Bypasses CNS)

Front 25

Respiration, Cardio Function and other visceral activities are governed by?

Back 25

Parasympathetic Reflexes

Front 26

We are not aware of Autonomic responses because?

Back 26

control center is in lower regions of the brain

Front 27

Major control center of ANS?

Back 27

Hypothalamus

Front 28

When blood flow is needed?
(Stimulation of Single Innervation)

Back 28

NE rate is decreased and sympathetic cholinergic fibers are stimulated. REsults in relaxation of smooth muscle cells and blood flow increases

Front 29

Functions performed by the cerebral cortex and involve complex interactions?

Back 29

Higher order Functions

Front 30

Also Ch 16

Back 30

Also CH 16