Peripheral Nervous System Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
Q

somatic motoneurons:

cell body location

A

CNS: spinal cord & brainstem (ventral position)

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Q

somatic motoneurons:

function

A

innervate skeletal muscle

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3
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visceral motoneurons:
sympathetic preganglionics:
cell body location

A

CNS: thoracolumbar spinal cord (intermediate & lateral position)

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visceral motoneurons:
sympathetic preganglionics:
function

A

organized to mobilize the body for activity
involuntary responses including those anticipating maximal exertion
provides vascular, glandular, & metabolic adjustments optimizing responses in conditions requiring activity

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5
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visceral motoneurons:
sympathetic postganglionics:
cell body location

A

PNS: paravertebral (chain ganglia & cervical ganglia) & prevertebral ganglia (neuronal cell body distant from target)

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visceral motoneurons:
sympathetic postganglionics:
function

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organized to mobilize the body for activity
involuntary responses including those anticipating maximal exertion
provides vascular, glandular, & metabolic adjustments optimizing responses in conditions requiring activity

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visceral motoneurons:
parasympathetic preganglionics:
cell body location

A

CNS: brainstem & sacral cord

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visceral motoneurons:
parasympathetic preganglionics:
function

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organized for energy conservation:
involuntary responses generally reflecting visceral function under relaxed conditions
reduces energy expenditure & increases energy stores

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visceral motoneurons:
parasympathetic postganglionics:
cell body location

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PNS: cranial nerve ganglia (III, VII, IX, X)

enteric & pelvic ganglia or plexuses (neuronal cell body near or in target)

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visceral motoneurons:
parasympathetic postganglionics:
function

A

organized for energy conservation:
involuntary responses generally reflecting visceral function under relaxed conditions
reduces energy expenditure & increases energy stores

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11
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sensory neurons (somatic & visceral):
cell body location
A

PNS: dorsal root ganglia, cranial nerve ganglia

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12
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sensory neurons (somatic & visceral):
function
A

transduce information about diverse stimuli & carry it from periphery or within body to spinal cord & brain

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13
Q

PNS glial cell types (2)

A

satellite cells

schwann cells

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14
Q

satellite cells:

location

A

within peripheral ganglia surrounding neurons cell bodies

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15
Q

satellite cells:

function

A

support

response to injury

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16
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schwann cells:

location

A

along neuronal processes

17
Q

schwann cells:

function

A

support
response to injury
myelination