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botulism
food posioning caused by Clostridium botulinum. A toxin produced by bacteria and blocks the release of acetycholine
Myasthenia gravis
An autoimmune response in which your body attacks some of your own proteins or cells because your body doesn't recognize them.
Causes muscle weakness
Cocaine
blocks the transport protein on the pre-synaptic membrane that allows dopamine to go back inside the axonal knob for re-use
Nicotine
binds directly to the protein receptor for acetylcholine
What is contained in the Central nervous system
brain, spinal column, eyes
Peripheral nervous system
everything outside cns and collects information that is inside your body or on the surface of your body
neuroendocrine
controls hormone secretions
somatic or voluntary
under conscious control
autonomic system
controlled by the medulla oblongta of hindbrain
sympathetic
prepare you for action
parasympathetic
return to calmness prior to the stressful period, normal breathing and heart rate
label
1. Pupils Dilate
2. Stop siliva
3. Speed up heart rate
4. brochioles dilate
5. Increased heart rate
6. Increase Adrenline
7. Retain colon contents
8. Delay emptying bladder
label
1. constrict pupils
2. increase salivia
3. decrease heart rate
4. constrict bronchioles
5. Increase stomatch secretion
6. Increase motility
7. empty bladder