Parasympathetic Sympathetic Receptors
100
What is the vagus nerve?
This major cranial nerve is associated with the parasympathetic system.
100
What is the lateral gray horns?
Sympathetic preganglionic neurons originate from here.
100
What is an antagonist?
A drug that decreases the activity of a receptor is known as this.
200
What is long?
The pregaglionic nerve for the SNS is what length?
200
What is bronchodilation?
The sympathetic nervous system does this to the lungs.
200
What is Beta-1?
This receptor is primarily located in the heart and kidneys.
300
What is norepinephrine and epinephrine?
These neurotransmitters are associated with the sympathetic nervous system.
300
What is vasodilation, bronchodilation, and glycogenolysis?
Function of Beta-2.
400
What is muscarinic?
The neurotransmitter ACh is released by the postganglionic neurons on to this receptor.
400
What is the sympathetic chain ganglia?
This structure is located between the pre and postganglionic neurons.
400
What is Alpha-1?
This receptor is in charge of vasoconstriction of the arterioles if skin and gut.
500
What is craniosacral.
Preganglionic neurons origninated from these levels.
500
What is pelvic splanchnic nerves?
This bundle of axons branch together and contribute to the superior and inferior hypogastric plexus.
500
What is adipose?
This Beta-3 receptor location’s primary function is lipolsys.






Chapter 18 - Autonomic Nervous System

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