HUBS 191 Lecture 17 Flashcards
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what type of information is the sensory information we are aware of
somatic afferent
what type of information is voluntary muscle control
somatic efferent
what type of information is involuntary muscle control
autonomic efferent
what type of information is sensory information that we don’t know about
autonomic afferent
where are the two neurons of the somatic efferent division located.
- the upper motor (CNS)
cell body is in the brain
axon is in the spinal cord - the lower motor neuron (CNS and PNS)
cell body is in the spinal cord
axon is in the spinal nerve
in the somatic efferent division are both the neurons myelinated
yes
what is the neurotransmitter used in the somatic efferent division
acetylcholine (ACh)
the lower motor neuron in the somatic efferent division can also be called the _____
pre synaptic cell
what are the effectors for the somatic efferent division
skeletal muscles
what’re the 2 divisions of the autonomic efferent nervous system
sympathetic and parasympathetic
what are the effectors of the autonomic efferent division
smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands, or adipose tissue
what are the locations of the three neurons in the autonomic efferent division
- neuron 1 (CNS)
cell body in the brain
axon in the brain or spinal cord - neuron 2 (CNS and PNS)
cell body in the brain or spinal cord
axon in the PNS - neuron 3 (PNS)
cell body and axon in the PNS
of the three neurons in the autonomic nervous system which are myelinated
the axons of neurons 1 and 2 are myelinated but the axon of neuron 3 in unmyelinated
in the autonomic nervous system which neuron is pre-ganglionic and which is post ganglionic
neuron 2 in pre-ganglionic and neuron 3 in post-ganglionic
what neurotransmitter is used in the preganglionic neuron in the autonomic nervous system
Acetylcholine
what neurotransmitter is used between the post-ganglionic neuron and the effector muscle in the autonomic nervous system
one of acetylcholine, norepinephrine or noradrenaline
why do we convert electrical signals into chemical signals
because chemical signals allow for a diversity of responses
what does the sympathetic nervous system prepare the body for
acute/stress response - flight or flight
what are the effects of the sympathetic nervous system
increased heart rate
constriction of blood vessels
increase blood flow to muscles
gastric mobility decreases
decreased salivation
increased pupil size
increased sweating
what neurotransmitter is used in the sympathetic nervous system
NE
what does the parasympathetic nervous system prepare the body for
restful situations - rest and digest system
what are the effects of the parasympathetic nervous system
decreased heart rate
increased gastric mobility
decreased in pupil size
increased salivation
what neurotransmitter is used in the parasympathetic nervous system
acetylcholine
in the sympathetic nervous system which of the neurons has a long axon
neuron 3 (post-ganglionic neuron) has a long axon and neuron 2 (preganglionic neuron) has a short axon