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used to dilate pupils during eye exam
atropin
used as preanesthetic to block PSNS and decrease secretions
atropine
treat angina
propanolol
definition ANS
network of peripheral nerves involved in regulating the activity of glands, smooth muscle, and certian aspects of metabolism
ultimate source of the ANS is ...
the CNS
clonidine mechanism of action?
stimulates adrenergic receptors in CNS (inhibitory center) which decreases SNS outflow and decreases BP
pregang fibers have (blank) while postgand do not
myelinated axons
SNS and PSNS have how many neurons in series?
2
somatic NS has how many neurons to the effector?
1
location of SNS ganglia?
along the spinal cord
location of PSNS ganglia?
intramural
length of SNS fibers
short pregang
long postgang
length of PSNS fibers
long pregang
short postgang
SNS pregang fiber is
cholinergic
SNS postgang fiber is
adrenergic
PSNS pregang fiber is
cholinergic
PSNS postgang fiber is
cholinergic
somatic NS one neuron releasing
Ach at neuromusc junction
pharmacologist cares about particular (blank) released
neurotransmitter
SNS eye
mydriasis
SNS resp system
dilate bronchial tubed
SNS heart
incarease HR, AV conduction and contractility
SNS liver
glycogenolysis
SNS GI
decrease tone and motility
SNS bladder
relaxation
innervation of arterioles exclusively by ...
SNS

controls TPR and BP
sweat glands receive a SNS postganglion that releases
acetylcholine
adrenal medulle exception
released neurohormone is 80 percent epinephrine
PSNS eye
miosis
PSNS glands of head
copious secretions
PSNS resp system
bronchial constriction
heavy secretions
PSNS heart
decrease HR and AV conduction
PSNS gut
increase GI motility and tone
PSNS bladder
emptying
SNS kidney
decrease urine output
SNS bladder
detrusor muscle relaxed
trigone sphinctor constricted
PSNS bladder
detrusor muscle contracted
trigone sphinctor relaxed
SNS penis
ejaculation
PSNS penis
erection
SNS adrenal medulla secretion
increased
baroreceptor reflex - if increase BP?
increase afferents to CNS

decrease sympathetic output
increase PSNS output

decrease HR, TPR, BP
severe stretching of baroreceptors leads to
high firing rate
baroreceptor reflex if drop in BP?
decrease firing

turn on SNS off PSNS
increase HR, TPR, BP
what tone dominates on the heart?
vagal PSNS to decrease HR
what two drugs do you want in a code?
epi to increase SNS
atropine to decrease PSNS