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Visceral reflex arc 1. receptor 2. sensory neuron 3. integration (CNS) 4. motor neuron 5. effector
ANS portion 4. motor neuron to the organs (ANS)
somatic efferent vs. ANS # neurons: somatic efferent has 1 neuron with myelinated axon vs ANS which has 2 neurons; neurotransmitters: acetylcholine vs. acetylcholine and norepinephrine
1st neuron of ANS pre-ganglionic neuron, cell body in S.c or brain
2nd neuron of ANS ganglionic neuron, cell body in ganglion, synapse w/ targe cells/organ.
ANS division Sympathetic - T1-L2 and Parasympathetic - craniosacral div.
sympathetic fight or flight, preganglionic neurons cell bodies in lat. horn, axons in ventral root. post ganglionic neurons long, branching and in all spinal nerves. neurotransmitters: preganglionic: acetylcholine; postganglionic: norepinephrine
3E's emergency, excitement, excercise
parasympathetic normal maintenance, rest and digest.
location of sympathetic ganglia sympathetic trunk ganglia, prevertebral ganglia and adrenal medulla
Symp. trunk ganglia - note: to sacrum not just t1-L2 next to vertebral column, all connnected, white rami communicans = ventral rami to ganglion, synapse in ganglion, gray rami communicans = ganglion to ventral rami
sym. trunk extension - ganglia - heart inferior cervical ganglion = stellate ganglion
main inegration of ANS func hypothalamus
higher affects on hypothalamus limbic system, and cerebral cortex - frontal lobe = thoughts,
Symp. funcs. reaction, note that parasym. funcs have the exact opposite reaction. Increase dilation in: heart rate, respiratory rate, bronchioles, iris, blood vessels - mm., adrenal medulla (makes norepinephrin), arrector pili, sphincters (incr contraction), DECR: blood vessels - skin, digestive func, urinary bladder.
Erection, ejaculation are Para. or Sym? Parasympathetic !
mand 1st and max 1st primary molars resemble nothing in permanent dentition
mand first primary molar has prominent transverse ridge
mand first primary molar has most unique buccal cervical bulge or ridge
max first primary molar most resembles premolar
primary mand 2nd molar all three buccal cusps same size
primary mand 1st molar, 4 cusps, transverse ridge, 2 roots
primary max 2nd molar replaced by permanent 2nd PM,
primary max 1st molar replaced by permanent 1st PM, 2 cusps (MB, ML), 3 roots very divergent, without root trunk
primary max and mand 1st molars resemble nothing in the permanent dentition
primary max and mand 2nd molars resemble permanent max and mand first molars
mand second and max second primary molars resemble the mand first and max first permanent molars respectively