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The somatic nervous system consists of

motor neurons that originate in spinal cord or brain and terminate on skeletal muscle

Motor neurons release what neurotransmitter?

Acetylcholine which stimulates muscle contraction

1. ANS site of origin


2. SNS site of origin



1. brain or lateral horn of spc


2. ventral horn

1. ANS: # of neurons from origin to CNS to effector organ


2. SNS: # of neurons from origin to CNS to effector organ

1. 2 neuron chain (pre and post ganglionic)


2. single neuron (motor)

1. ANS: organ it innervates


2. SNS: organ it innervates

1. cardiac and smooth muscles, exocrine and some endocrine glands


2. skeletal muscle

1. ANS: Type of innervation


2. SNS: Type of innervation

1. most effector organs dually innervated by smp and para


2. effector organ only innervated by motor neurons

Neurotransmitter at effector organ


1. ANS


2. SNS

1. Parasympathetic: Ach


Sympathetic: N.E


2. Ach

Effects on organs


1. ANS


2. SNS

1. stimulate or inhibit


2. stimulate only

Type of control


1. ANS


2. SNS

1. involuntary


2. voluntary



Higher centers involved


1. ANS


2. SNS

1. spinal cord, medulla oblongata, hypothalamus, prefrontal associtation


2. spinal cord, motor cortex, cerebellum, basal nuclei, brainstem