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Autonomic Nervous System

Division of the nervous system that regulates and monitors subconscious (involuntary) functions.

Division of nervous system ...

Abduction

Moving away from the middle of the body. Opposite motion of adduction

Homeostasis

Relative constancy of the bodies internal (fluid) environment

Internal environment

The Extracellular Fluid or ECF

ECF

Extracellular Fluid, The internal environment of the body, liquid found outside of cells, located in 2 compartments; between cells (interstitial fluid) and in blood (plasma)

Na+ Normal in ECF

135 -145 mmol/L

Ca 2+Normal in ECF

2.1 -2.6 mmol/L

Glucose Normal in ECF

Non fasting - 3.5-6 mmol/L


Fasting - 3.5-8 mmol/L

K+Normal in ECF

3.5-5 mmol/L

pH level Normal in ECF

7.35 - 7.45

Osmosis

Movement of a fluid (usually water) through a semipermeable membrane from an area of lesser solute conc to an area of greater conc

Tonicity

Potential osmotic pressure

Somatic Nervous System

Motor neurons that control voluntary actions of skeletal muscles

Central nervous system

The brain and spinal cord

Peripheral Nervous System

Nerves connecting brain and spinal cord to other parts of the body

Somatic Sensory Division

Divion of the nervous system made up of affarent (incoming) pathways from somatic sensory receptors

Somatic Motor Division

Division of the nervous system made up of efferent (outgoing) pathways to somatic effectors (skeletal muscle)

Visceral Sensory System

Division of the nervous system made up of affarent (incoming) pathways from autonomic sensory receptors of the internal organs

Sympathetic Division

Part of the autonomic nervous system; ganglia are connected to the thoracic and lumbar regions of the spinal cord; fuctions in fight or flight response

Parasympathetic Division

Part of the autonomic nervous system; ganglia are connected to the brainstem and the sacral segments of the spinal cord; controls many autonomic effectors under normal (rest and repair) conditions

Sensory effectors

Parts of the body that carry oit a somatic response; skeletal muscle

Autonomic Effectors

Parts of the body that carry out autonomic nervous system goverened actions; cardiac and smooth muscle, glands

Multipolar Neuron

Dendrites lead off of the cell body that altogether has axon leading off of it

Bipolar Neuron

Dendrites are separate from the cell body with the axon leading off the cell body

(Pseudo) Unipolar

Axon has dendrites at the end of its line and the cell body hanging off the side