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A single organ most often receives fibers from both divisions of the ANS. This is called...

Dual Innervation

Drugs that cause similar effects to the activation of the Sympathetic Nervous System is called...

Sympathomimetic

If the drug causes effects that are similar to a situation where the Sympathetic Nervous System cannot be activated, the drug is called...

Sympatholytic

If a drug causes effects similar to the activation of the Parasympathetic Nervous System, it is called...

Parasympathomimetic

The administration of this drug prevents activation of the Parasympathetic Nervous System

Parasympatholytic

If a drug causes effects similar to Parasympathetic activity, it is called...

Vagomimetic

If a drug slows Parasympathetic activity, it is called...

Vagolytic

This sympathetically induced continuous state of blood vessel constriction is called...

Vasomotor or Sympathetic Tone

The Sympathetic Nervous System is also called...

Thoracolumbar Outflow

The Parasympathetic Nervous System is also called...

Craniosacral

The two major neurotransmitters of the ANS are called...

Acetylcholine and Norepinephrine

A fiber that secrets Norepinephrine is called...

Adrenergic Fiber

A fiber that secretes Acetylcholine is called...

Cholinergic Fiber

The termination of Norepinephrine is called...

Reuptake

Ganglia of the Sympathetic Nervous System is called...

Paravertebral Ganglia

Ganglia of the Parasympathetic Nervous System is...

Located near or in Target Organ

The two types of Cholingeric Receptors are called...

Muscarinic and Nicotinic Receptors

B1 Receptors have an activation response that...

Increases heart rate and Strength of Contraction

B2 Receptors have an activation response that...

Dilates Airflow and relaxes the uterus

A1 Receptors have an activation response that...

Constricts blood vessels and dilates the iris of the eye

Activation of the Parasympathetic Nervous System releases Acetylcholine and stimulated what type of receptors?

Muscarinic

Nicotinic receptors are located in


...

The Parasympathetic Nervous System and the Sympathetic Nervous System

A muscarinic activation response of the heart does what?

Decreases heart rate

A muscarinic activation response of the bronchial tube does what?

Constricts airflow

A muscarinic activation response of the iris of the eye does what?

Constricts pupil

A muscarinic activation response of the urinary system does what?

Contracts the bladder wall and relaxes the sphincter

The termination of the NE is called...

Reuptake

The heart begins to beat faster. Is this is an example of a Sympathetic Response or a Parasympathetic Response?

Sympathetic Response

Bronchial tubes constrict Airflow. Is this an example of a Parasympathetic response or a Sympathetic response?

Parasympathetic response

Blood vessels constrict. Is this is an example of a Parasympathetic response or a Sympathetic response?

Sympathetic response

The intestines become stimulated, leading to an increase in motility and secretion. Is this an example of a Parasympathetic response or a Sympathetic response?

Parasympathetic response

The muscles of the bladder wall relax and the sphincter closes. Is this an example of a Parasympathetic response or a Sympathetic response?

Sympathetic response

Does the B1 or B2 receptor dilate airflow?

B2

Does the A1 or B1 receptor constrict blood vessels?

A1

Does the B1 or B2 receptor relax the uterus?

B2

True or False! Fibers colored green are cholinergic.

True

True or False! Fibers colored blue are adrenergic.

False! Fibers colored red are adrenergic, not blue.

Paravertabral Ganglia are often related to the...

Sympathetic Nervous System

True or False! The preganglionic fibers of the Parasympathetic Nervous System and the Sympathetic Nervous System are cholinergic?

True

True or False! The postganglionic fibers of the Parasympathetic Nervous System and Sympathetic Nervous System are cholinergic?

False