N.S physo Flashcards
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whats the origin of head and neck
LHC 1&2 throacic segments spinal cord
what the relay station of head and neck
superior cervical ganglia (SCG)
what are the five-faction done to the eye by sympathetic ns
- muller ms contraction = exophthalmos
-ciliary ms relaxation= help eye see far vision
-dilator pupillae ms = pupillary dilatation mydriasis
-tarsal ms = widening of the palpebral fissure by elevating the upper eye lid + lowering of lower lid - V.C of lacrimal blood vessels = decrease tears trophic secretion
what are the 3 factions done by the sympathetic to the salivary glands
- V.C
- contraction of myoepithelial cells surrounding the acini = squeezing of acini
-trophic secretion (little, vicious poor in water, rich in enzyme)
what are the 3 factions done by the sympathetic to the skin
-Contraction of piloerector
muscle → hair erection
-Stimulation of sweat
glands → sweat secretion
V.C
WHAT ARE THE FUCTION BY SYMATHETIC DONE TO THE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW
mild V.C
Horner’s syndrome
Def ?
Group of signs which results from interruption of sympathetic to head and
neck.
what are the causes of horner syndrome
Causes:
a) Lesion in Tl and T2 segments.
b) Lesion in Superior cervical ganglion.
signs of horner syndrome
1)Ptosis :
Dropping of upper eye lids due to paralysis of superior tarsal muscles.
2)Miosis :
Constriction of pupils due to paralysis of dilator pupillae muscle.
3)Anhydrosis :
Absence of sweat secretion → dryness of affected side of face.
4)Enophthalmos :
Sinking of eye ball due to paralysis of Muller’s muscles.
5)Vasodilatation :
of skin blood vessels, due to loss of sympathetic vasoconstrictor tone
so skin becomes Red & Warm
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax :
Origin :
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5
sympathetic Nervous System
Origin Thorax
Lateral horn cells of T1 → T5
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax relay station
All Cervical & upper 4 thoracic lateral Ganglia
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax faction to the heart
-Increase all cardiac
properties :
1) Rhythmicity
2) Excitability
3) Conductivity
4) Contractility
-Coronary Blood Flow :
1) Direct : V.C
2) Indirect : Vaso-dilatation
(V.D)
Metabolic ( accumulation of
metabolites )
Stronger
sympathetic Nervous System
Thorax to the lungs
-Inhibition of bronchial
muscles → Bronchodilatation
-Inhibition of bronchial mucus
glands → ↓ mucus secretion
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen ganglia
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen origin
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen liver
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen pancreases
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen stomch
sympathetic Nervous System
abdomen gal bladder