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The axon of the first motor neuron extends from the _____ and synapses in a _______ with the second motor neuron; the second motor neuron synapses with an _______. CNS; Ganglion; Effector
Autonomic motor pathways consist of how many motor neurons in a series? 2
Sensory input for the ANS comes from: interoceptors
Type of sensory receptors that consist of simple structures and neural pathways that are associated with general senses (touch, pressure, heat, cold, and pain) Simple
Sensory receptors that detect taste in mouth; smell in nose; and chemicals such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, water and glucose in body fluids Chemoreceptors
Sensory receptors that detect pain, usually as a result of physical or chemical damage to tissue. Nociceptors
Sensory receptor that detects pressure or stretching; stimuli are related to touch, pressure, proprioception, hearing, equilibrium, and blood pressure Mechanoreceptors
Sensory Receptor that is located in muscles, tendons, joints, and the internal ear; provide information about body position and movement; transmit information related to muscle tension, position and tension of joints, and equilibrium Proprioceptors
Sensory Receptor that is located in blood vessels and viscera; provides information about internal environment; transmits sensations such as pain, pressure, fatigue, hunger, thirst, and nausea from within the body Interoceptors
Sensory receptor that is located at or near surface of body; provides information about external environment; transmits sensations of hearing, sight, taste, touch, pressure, temperature, and pain. Exteroceptors