Week 10

Question 1

Explain the ANS and its pathways

Answer 1

Question 2

What are the functions of the ANS?

Answer 2

Question 3

Explain the organization of the ANS

Answer 3

Question 4

Explain the receptors and afferents of the ANS

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Question 5

What are the structures of ANS afferents?

Answer 5

Question 6

Explain ANS central processing centers

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Question 7

What are the structures of ANS efferents?

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Question 8

What are the structures of the sympathetic nerve system (SNS)?

Answer 8

Question 9

Explain SNS efferents to body

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Question 10

Explain SNS efferents to head

Answer 10

Question 11

Explain blood flow: SNS

Answer 11

Question 12

What are the functions of the SNS?

Answer 12

Question 13

What are the structures of the parasympathetic nerve system (PNS)?

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Question 14

Label

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Question 15

What are the functions of the parasympathetic nerve system?

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Question 16

Assess the sympathetic division for 1) eye, 2) lacrimal gland, 3) submandibular and sublingual glands, 4) parotid gland, 5) head neck. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 17

Assess the sympathetic division for 1) UE, 2) heart, 3) bronchi, lungs. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 18

Assess the sympathetic division for 1) stomach, 2) pancreas, 3) ascending small intestine, 4) descending large intestine. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 19

Assess the sympathetic division for 1) adrenal gland, 2) ureter, bladder, 3) LE. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 20

Assess the parasympathetic division for 1) eye, 2) lacrimal gland, 3) submandibular and sublingual glands, 4) parotid gland, 5) head neck. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 21

Assess the parasympathetic division for 1) UE, 2) heart, 3) bronchi, lungs. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 22

Assess the parasympathetic division for 1) stomach, 2) pancreas, 3) ascending small intestine, 4) descending large intestine. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 23

Assess the parasympathetic division for 1) adrenal gland, 2) ureter, bladder, 3) LE. Then state the location of preganglionic, postganglionic neurons, and their actions

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Question 24

Describe how dysfunction of the ANS would present if in the peripheral, spinal, brainstem, and cerebral regions

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Question 25

Explain Horner’s syndrome

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Question 26

Explain orthostatic hypotension

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Question 27

Explain the autonomic control of bladder function

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Question 28

Explain autonomic dysfunction in SCI

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Question 29

Explain route of signals due to autonomic dysreflexia

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Question 30

Explain autonomic control of sexual function

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Question 31

Explain pelvic organ dysfunction when the lesion is similar to LMN vs UMN

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Question 32

Explain complex regional pain syndrome

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Question 33

What is the pathology and therapy for CRPS?

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Question 34

For CRPS explain the pathology, etiology, speed of onset, and signs & symptoms

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Question 35

For CRPS explain the region affected, prognosis, and demographics

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