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Antagonistic Actions
most common
opposite effects on the same organ
one division usually exhibits dominant effects
vasomotor tone
SYMPATHETIC controls blood pressure even at rest by partially constricting blood vessels
vagal tone
PARASYMPATHETIC effects dominate the heart
Cooperative effects example
parasympathetic causes erection and sympathetic causes ejaculation
What is effected ONLY by sympathetic? (4)
adrenal medulla
sweat glands and errector pili muscles
kidneys - release of renin
most blood vessels (except erection)
Parasympathetic
short-lived, localized control of effectors
Sympathetic
longer-lasting, more widespread effects
What type of neuron is ALWAYS in the ANS?
a two-neuron motor chain
preganglionic neuron
ganglionic neuron
Preganglionic neuron
extends from CNS to ganglionic neuron
part of 4 CNs
half of 31 pairs of spinal nerves
cell bodies in lateral horns
Ganglionic
cell body is in autonomic ganglion
postganglionic axon extends to effector
Parasympathetic (craniosacral)
preganglionic neurons originate from brain and sacral regions and are very LONG
ganglionic neurons are SHORT
terminal ganglion
the synapse of 2 parasympathetic neurons in or near effector organ
How much of parasympathetic outflow is via Vagus (X) nerve?
90%
serves visceral plexuses
Sympathetic (thoracolumbar)
preganglionic neurons originate from thoracic and upper lumbar regions (T1 - L2)
ganglionic neuron is long
Where does the synapse between pre and ganglionic neurons occur?
sympathetic chain ganglia or collateral ganglia
close to spinal cord
Sympathetic Chain Ganglia
AKA paravertebral ganglion
lie near or on either side of spinal cord
Collateral Ganglia
AKA prevertebral ganglion
located on or near the abdominal aorta
celiac (solar) plexus
preganglionic neurons and associated ganglia form several nerve plexuses on the surface of the aorta
SYMPATHETIC