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Sympathetic autonomic nervous system
All over the body, "flight or fight".

Postganglionic fibers are longer
Parasympathetic
not present in the limbs.

Forcibly brings body back to homeostasis

Preganglionic fibers are longer because ganglia are close to their structures
Where and from which system do preganglionic cell bodies originate?
Sympathetic preganglionic cell bodies originate in later horn from T1-L2.

Parasympathetic preganglionic cell bodies are found in brainstem and in S2-S4
Nerves with nuclei in Medulla
Trigeminal, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory, and hypoglossal
Nerves with nuclei in Pons
Trigeminal, abducent, facial
Nerves with nuclei in Midbrain
Oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal
Functions of cerebellum
Coordination of musculature

Regulation of muscular tension for posture and smooth muscle function

Muscle activity and proprioception
Fxns of thalamus
Main relay center for info from the perifphery to the CNS.
Fxns of Hypothalamus
Connections to limbic system, pituitary and brainstem

Control of various visceral fxns

Involved in drives and emotional states, including feeding and drinking behavior, temp regulation, gut motility and sexual activity
Fxns of medial and lateral geniculate bodies
Medial - auditory system

Lateral - visual system
Pineal body fxns
Involved in sexual development and modulation of reproductive cycles
Basal ganglia fxns
Modulating muscle fxn, muscle coordination and memory.
Free nerve endings
Located throughout body, mainly in skin, mucous membranes, deep fascia, muscles and various visceral organs.

These nerve endings respond to pain, touch, pressure, and proprioception
Merkel's corpuscles (cells)
Found in basal layer of epidermis of the skin.

Respond to touch and pressure
Meissner's corpuscles
Found in dermis of skin adjacent to the epidermis.

Respond to vibration and touch
Pacinian corpuscles
Found in deepest areas of dermis and hypodermis of skin and genitalia.

Primarily deep pressure and vibration receptors
Ruffini endings
Found in dermis and connective tissue.

Some say pressure, other say they are thermoreceptors
Krause corpuscles
Located in connective tissue of lips, tongue, and genitalia.

Pressure receptors
Neuromuscular spindles
Found in all skeletal muscles

Stretch receptors
What are the dorsal columns and their functions?
Fasiculus gracilis and fasiculus cuneatus

They include conscious proprioception, fine touch, vibratory sense and stereognosis
Functions associated with spinothalamic tract
pain, crude touch, pressure and temperature
Spinocerebellar tract functions
Unconcious proprioception