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What are the 3 categories that are innervated by the ANS?
Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands
If you cut the ANS innervation to a muscle, describe what would happen
the muscles WOULD still function
Describe the OVERALL innervation pathway of ANS
2 neurons: 1 to ganglia, then another to the effector organ
Top letter is NT, bottom is receptor
a - AcH
b - Nicotinic
c - ach
d - nicotinic
e - NE
f - Alpha Beta
g - Ach
h - Muscarnic
i - AcH
j - Nicotinic
In horner's syndrome, what are 5 defining symptoms? what is the cause of horners?
Loss of Sympathetic innervation of head
1. pup constriction
2. anhydrosis
3. vasoDILATION
4 - ptosis (droopy lid)
5 - warm blush
Where is the location of the Pregangilionic fibers of SNS synapsing? Why is this segnificant?
In the Adrenal Medulla, wheree adrenaline is put into blood
What is the composition of adrenaline?
80% epinephrine, 20 noreppy
In a cholinergic fiber, the process begins with the uptake of __1__. once this has been uptaken it is combined to __2__ through th enezyme __3__. Then __4__ is released.
1 Choline
2. acetyl coa
3. acetyl transferase
4. ACH
What enzyme breaksdown ACH into Acetate?
acetylcholineesterase
When ACH has an inhibitor effect, what is the mechanism by which it operates?
opens Potassium gates to HYPERpolarize the cell
SYMPATHETIC or PARASYMP effects: Nicotinic receptors?
BOTH
a - tyrosine
b - n/a
c - tyrosine hydroxylase
d - DOPA
e - dopamine
f - dopa decarboxylase
g - norep
h - dopamine beta hydroxylase
i - COMT, reuptake, MAO
j - choline
k - acetyl coa
l - choline acetyl transferase
m - ACH
n - N/A
o - N/A
p - ACH
q - N/A
r - acetylcholineESTERase
3 types of muscarinic receptors:
m1 - increase Ca in gangl/glands
m2 - open K in cardiac/smooth
m3 - increase CYTOSOLIC CALCIUM in glands/smooth
what type of SYM receptor is located @ the heart to act on rate/force?
B1
where is the only location of a cholinergic synapse in sympathetic, other than pre-ganglionic?
Sweat glands