Overview of Nervous System

Question 1

Autonomic Nervous sytem

Answer 1

Controls involuntry responses by influsing organs, glands, and smooth muscle

Question 2

Sympatehic Division

Question 3

Parasympathetic division

Question 4

Adrenergic Receptors

Answer 4

Cholingeric Receptors

Question 5

Function of CNS

Question 6

Functions of the PNS

Answer 6

Recognize changes in the internal and external environment
Relies on receptors that respond to different sensory modalities
React to environmental changes by producing an action or response
Relies on somatic and autonomic motor neurons to carry out action or response

Question 7

Structure of the PNS

Answer 7

Peripheral nervous system
Consists of:
Nerves that carry messages to the CNS (sensory) about environment
Nerves that carry messages from the CNS (motor) to carry out responses
Somatic component – voluntary
Autonomic component - involuntary

Question 8

Neurons of the PNS: Sensory

Question 9

Neurons of the PNS: Motor

Question 10

Structures of the ANS: Two divisions

Question 11

Sympathetic

Question 12

Parasympathetic

Question 13

Functions of ANS

Question 14

Function of the ANS: Homeostasis

Question 15

Anatomy of The ANS: Two neuron and ganglion

Question 16

The primary ANS neurotransmitters

Answer 16

• Norephinephrine
• Acetylcholine

Question 17

ANS Drugs

Question 18

Receptors of the ANS

Question 19

CHolinergric Receptor

Answer 19

For the Parasymthic nervous system

Question 20

Adrenergic Receptors

Question 21

Autonomic Drugs

Question 22

Adrenergics