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Sympathetic

Flight or fight


Signal is sent from the CNS through the preganglionic motor neuron and passes through the ganglia where a neurotransmitter noradrenaline crosses synaptic cleft

What does the sympathetic system do

Increases heart rate air take pupil size


Inhibits slows digestion


Constantly active during stress body will feel tired food is not digested efficiently other functions are impaired

Parasympathetic

Rest and digest


Regulates functions and is activated through postganglionic neurons releasing acetylcholine as a transmitter

Response of parasympathetic

Decrease in heart and air rates pupils construct


Digestion muscles relax


Increase intestinal activity

PNS

Made from all nerves constantly receiving info about areas and environment


Pregangliolic comes from spinal chord to postgangliolic which goes from ganglion to effector

Male reproduction

Produce cells require for offspring produced sperm stores and transfers into female sex with internal and external organs

External male reproductive organs

Back (Definition)

Internal male organs

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Female reproduction

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Female reproduction pt 2

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Hormones

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