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ANS (autonomic nervous system) takes care of the...
...takes care of the smooth muscles (GI system and Vascular), cardiac muscles and glandular tissue.
Hypothalamus
the control center
almost all drugs are aimed at the...
ANS
Sympathetic System
- "Fight or Flight" system
- It is energy consuming
- Typically a fast reacting system
- Fairly wide spread (feel the effects of the ANS across your body)
Parasympathetic System
- Functions in nonstressful conditions
- Rest and relaxation
- Energy conserving
- Slow reacting
- Very localized
Most Organs have Sympathetic and Parasympathetic
They work at the same time, kind of in percentages where one system dominates the other.
Heart Ex.: Stressful - heart rate speeds up (sympathetic), Calm - heart slows down (parasympathetic)
somatic nervous system
The part of the peripheral nervous system associated with the voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles.
Hypothalamus
part of brain responsible for activities of the Autonomic Nervous System (AMS).
Two neuron motor supply of the ANS...
- Preganglionic - 1st neuron is ALWAYS in Central Nervous System (CNS)
- Postganglionic - 2nd Neuron is ALWAYS in the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
Preganglionic
1st neuron of the ANS. Its ALWAYS in Central Nervous System (CNS'
Postganglionic
- 2nd Neuron of the ANS. It is ALWAYS in the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
- Has a Motor Ganglion (the ones we saw before were sensory ganglion)
Splanchnic nerves
sympathetic neurons heading to the gut
Postganglionic neurons get to the ------ by:
- Hooking a ride with the Spinal Nerves to get to target organs, like the limbs
- In the limbs is going to smooth mm and vessels
- Sweat glands
- Skin
- As far as we no, there are only Sympathetic nn going to limbs (NO parasympathetic)
- With it's own named nerves
- Splanchnic nerves (sympathetic neurons heading to the gut)
Preganglionic neuron in CNS
- For sympathetic supply its in T1 thru L2
- For Parasympathetic its brainstem or sacral region S2, S3, S4