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Autonomic Nervous System is composed of structures associated with?

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Internal Organs and Viscera, smooth muscle, and glandular epithelium

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Autonomic Nervous System mediates?

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Visceral reflexes through local circuits in the spinal cord and brainstem

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Viscerosensory System conveys information about?

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status of visceral organs and internal body conditions

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Viscerosensory system functions in parallel with?

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Somatosensory pathways

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In Viscerosensory system, information is transmitted via?

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Dorsal root ganglion neurons and CN 9 and 10

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What are the two types of receptors in Viscerosensory system?

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-Nociceptors
- Physiologic

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What do Nociceptors respond to?

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  • Potential damage to tissue
  • Presence of damaged tissue
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Visceral pain is often described as?

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diffuse and difficult to localize
-because low receptor density with large receptor fields

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What do Physiologic receptors respond to?

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Innocuous stimuli, monitoring the function of visceral structures on a continuing basis

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Fibers of Viscerosensory

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  • General visceral Afferent
  • Classified as type III and IV (Slow)
  • Travel through sympathetic or parasympathetic pathways
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Sympathetic Pathways convey info from?

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Nociceptors
- pain

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Parasympathetic Pathways convey info from?

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Physiologic receptors

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Viscerosensory fibers enter the spinal cord at a particular level that?

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Receives GVE input from the same spinal levels

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What type of information reach the level of consciousness? and what doesn’t?

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  • information related to pain reaches the level of consciousness
  • visceral activity that enter the spinal cord doesn’t
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What are the two target areas of viscerosensory system?

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  • Reticular Formation
  • Nucleus of the Solitary Tract
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What is Reticular Formation

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Diffuse and ill-defined collection of nuclei spread among the structures of brainstem

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What type of information does reticular formation receive?

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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Viscerosensory

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Reticular Formation projects to?

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Thalamus and Hypothalamus, which ultimately project to the cerebral cortex

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Largest number of Reticular Formation terminate in?

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Frontal lobe

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What structure is responsible for alert or activate the cerebral cortex?

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Reticular Formation
- reticulothalamic and thalamocortical

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What does ascending reticular activating system consist of?

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Reticulothalamic
Thalamocortical

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Where are Nucleus of the Solitary Tract Located?

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medulla

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What information does Nucleus of the Solitary Tract receive?

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Parasympathetic viscerosensory info

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Where do Nucleus of the Solitary Tract project to?

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  • Brainstem nuclei that are involved in pharyngeal and laryngeal reflexes
  • Central regulation of respiratory, cardiovascular, and GI functions
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What is referred pain?

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  • Noxious stimuli that originate in a visceral structure arise from a somatic structure
  • Convergence of somatic and visceral information onto dorsal horn neurons
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What are the target tissues of Visceromotor System

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Cardiac muscles
Smooth muscles
Glandular Epithelium

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What type of influence do Sympathetic and Parasympathetic divisions typically have/

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Antagonist

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*Sympathetic division alone innervates target tissue of?

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  • Body wall and extremities
  • Adrenal medulla
  • Arterial blood vessels
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Pathway from the Brainstem or Spinal Cord to the target tissues consists of?

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Two neurons

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Preganglionic Neurons

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  • Cell body in the CNS
  • myelinated axon projects to autonomic ganglion where Postganglionic Neurons are
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Postganglionic Neuron

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  • Cell body in an autonomic Ganglion
  • unmyelinated axon projects to the target tissue
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32
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What is an exception in the sympathetic division?

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Preganglionic neurons can synapse directly in adrenal medulla

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Visceral motor neuron and their targets are not organized into?

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Discrete motor units

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Terminal Branches of postganglion neurons have?

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series of swelling containing neurotransmitter vesicles along their length, beaded appearance

35
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*The autonomic nervous system exerts a?

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diffuse control over target tissues

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Function of Visceromotor System?

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  • Tonically active - background firing
  • Homeostasis (respond to changes in internal/external environment)
    - Control Visceral functions
    - Adaptive response to Stimuli
37
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Origin of Sympathetic Outflow

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Thoracolumbar Fascia
T1- L2 Lateral Horn

38
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What does the sympathetic division have?

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Short preganglionic fibers
Long postganglionic fibers

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Where are the Preganglionic Neurons located in sympathetic division?

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T1 - L2 Lateral horn of spinal cord

40
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General Pathway of the Preganglionic Neurons

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Ventral roots > Spinal Nerves >Sympathetic trunk

-exit the spinal cord via ventral roots
- enter the sympathetic trunk via the white communicating rami

41
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3 different ways that the preganglionic neurons can synapse?

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  • in a paravertebral ganglion, at the same level or up and down
  • pass through the paravertebral ganglion to form splanchnic nerve
  • Directly onto the adrenal medulla
42
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What is the endocrine gland that secrets both epinephrine and norepinephrine?

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Adrenal Medulla

43
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Postganglionic Neurons are grouped into?

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Discrete ganglia

44
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Postganglionic cell bodies can either be in?

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Paravertebral ganglion or pre vertebral ganglion

45
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Postganglionic Cell body in paravertbral ganglion (sympathetic)

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  • Innervate the target tissues of the head, body wall, and extremities
  • Innervate the target tissues of head and thorax
46
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Postganglionic Cell body in paravertbral ganglion can exit the sympathetic trunk in which two pathways

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  • through gray communicating ramus into a spinal nerve
  • as carotid, cardiac, or pulmonary nerve
47
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Postganglionic Cell body in prevertebral ganglion receive input from? (Sympathetic)

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Splanchnic Nerves

48
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What contributes to the formation of a perivascular plexus?

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Axon of the Postganglion cell body in prevertebral ganglion

49
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Postganglion cell body in prevertebral ganglion innervate?( sympathetic)

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Target tissues of the abdomen and pelvis

50
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Paraverterbral Ganglia is connected to spinal nerves via

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White communicating rami - input, T1- L2 Levels

Gray Communicating rami - output

51
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Prevertebral Ganglia is associated with?

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Abdominal Aorta and its branches

52
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How do Preganglion Neurons synapse with Postganglionic Neurons in Sympathetic Division?

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Pregranlin neurons branch in the periphery and synapse on many post ganglion neurons

53
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In sympathetic division, Postganglionic neurons receive synaptic input from?

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Many preganglion neurons

54
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Neurotransmitters & Receptors (Both Sympathetic and Parasympathetic)
- Pre and postganglionic Neurons Synapse

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-Neurotrasmitters: Acetylcholine
- Receptors: Cholinergic Nicotinic (Ionotropic, fast excitatory postsynaptic potentials)

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Neurotransmitters & Receptors (Sympathetic)
- Postganglionic and Target tissue

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  • Neurotransmitters: Norepinephrine
  • Receptors: Adrenergic (Metabotropic, slow excitatory or inhibitory postsynaptic potentials)
56
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Beta 1

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Excitatory effects on cardiac muscle, Beta blocker inhibit this to slow down the heart rate

57
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Function of sympathetic division

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  • Mobilization of resources for intensive activity (Fight or flight reaction)
  • Maintain homeostasis, selective control of viscera
58
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What enhances the sympathetic response to stress?

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Stimulation of the adrenal medulla

59
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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy

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  • Problem on sympathetic side
  • Intense chronic pain from abnormal connections b/w neurons
  • Always see it following another injury
60
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Origin of Parasympathetic Outflow

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Craniosacral
- Associated with CN 3, 7, 9, 10
- S2 - S4 Spinal Cord

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Parasympathetic division has?

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  • Long preganglionic fibers
  • Short postganglionic fibers
62
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Long Preganglion neurons in Parasympathetic Division

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Cranial - Axon exit the brainstem as CN 3, 7, 9, 10
Sacral - Axon exit the spinal cord S2 - S4 and form pelvic nerves

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Short postganglionic neurons (CN 3,7,9) in Parasympathetic Division

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  • Cell bodies in CN 3,7, 9
    *Axon travel with CN 5
  • Innervate some of the target tissue of the head
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Short postganglionic neurons in Parasympathetic Division - CN X & Sacral

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  • Cell body in Terminal ganglia
  • Axons located in target tissue
  • Innervate tissues of body cavities
65
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Ganglia of Parasympathetic Division

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  • Selected Cranial in the head
  • Terminal in or on the wall of organs
66
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In Parasympathetic Division, Each postganglionic neuron receives synaptic input from?

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Only one or a few Preganglionic neurons

67
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Neurotransmitters & Receptors (Parasympathetic)
- Postganglionic and Target tissue

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  • Neurotransmitters: Acetylcholine
  • Receptors: Cholinergic - Muscarine * (Metabotropic)
68
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M1

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Excitatory on smooth muscle and glandular tissue

69
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M2

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Inhibitory effects on smooth muscle and glandular tissue

70
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Function of Parasympathetic

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  • Promotion of restorative processes (Rest & Digest)
  • Ongoing, selective control of viscera
71
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Organization of Enteric Division

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receive input from both sympathetic and parasympathetic inputs

72
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Function of Enteric Division

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  • Coordinates contraction of GI smooth muscle
  • Regulates secretion and blood flow
73
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Main function of Central Autonomic Network

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Coordinate visceral motor, endocrine, and somatic motor outflow

74
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What 3 structures make up Central Autonomic Network

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  • Reticular Formation
  • Nucleus of the solitary tract
  • Hypothalamus
75
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Hypothalamus

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  • Highest integrator of autonomic and endocrine function
76
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Nucleus of the Solitary Tract

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  • Most important brainstem structure coordinating autonomic function
77
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What are the two components of Nucleus of the solitary tract

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  • Caudal (Visceral)
  • Rostral (gustatory)
78
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Nucleus of the solitary tract receives what information?

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General and Special Visceral sensory information

79
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Axon of the Nucleus of the solitary tract projects to?

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  • Preganglionic neurons
  • Autonomic center in Reticular Formation
  • Higher Integrative center in hypothalamus
80
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Reticular formation receives what information

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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

81
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Reticular Formation projects to?

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Preganglionic neurons in the brainstem, spinal cord, and hypothalamus

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