| What is the principle integrating center in the CNS? |
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| What are the autonomic centers in the brain? |
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| Where do the medulla and spinal cord receive sensory inflow from? |
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| How do CNS centers respond to activation of visceral afferents? |
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| What is an example of the CNS response? |
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| What can modify the activity of the ANS? Example? |
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| What is not part of the ANS? |
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| What is collectively known as the ANS? |
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| Where are somatic division motor cell bodies located? |
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| Where are autonomic division motor cell bodies? |
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| A typical autonomic reflex chain contains how many synaptic junctions
between the CNS and the effector organ? |
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| Where is the 1 synapse located? |
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| Where can inhibition in the autonomic system occur? |
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| What type of inhibition is unique to the ANS? |
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| What are the two divisions of ANS outflow? |
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| In the SNS, where do preganglionic neurons originate from? |
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| Sympathetic ganglia are not embedded in? |
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| What is the SNS activated by? |
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| How does the SNS discharge? |
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| What does SNS activation cause? |
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| SNS activation also causes the release of what? |
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| What does the mixture of E:NE do? |
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| Where do parasympathetic ganglions originate from? |
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| Where are ganglia in the ParaNS? |
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| What is the characeteristics of the postganglionic neuron? |
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| What is the purpose of the ParaNS? |
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| How does the PNS discharge? |
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| What are cholinergic neurons? |
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| What are the typical cholinergic neurons? |
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| ACh is destoryed by what? |
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| What are nerves called that release NE and E? |
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| What are the typical adrenergic neurons? |
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| What are sympathetic postgang. neurons similar to? |
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| What does the adrenal medulla secrete more of? |
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| What are nerves termed that release dopamine? |
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| What are some typical dopaminergic neurons in the ANS? |
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| Nerves that release peptides are called? |
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| What are the two cholinergic receptors? |
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| What kind of receptor is the muscarinic? |
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| What kind os receptor is the nicotinic? |
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| Where is the muscarinic receptor located? |
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| Where is the nicotinic receptor located? |
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| What are the variations of adrenergic receptors? |
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| Are the alpha and beta receptors direct or indirect? |
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| Where are alpha and beta adrenergic receptors located? |
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| Peptide receptors are direct or indirect? |
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| Dopamine receptors are direct or indirect? |
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| Regulation of blood pressure by altering blood vessel diameter is
under what control? |
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| There is a steady tonic SymNS firing to arterioles in all systemic
organs which causes what? |
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| What does the baseline vasoconstriction do? |
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