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Autonomic Nervous System

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Fight/flight response

Back (Answer)

Cardiac output increase BLood diverted to skeletal muscle (Quads Body temp rises so sweating must increase Peripheral vasodilation to allow heat loss

#2
Front (Question)

Describe ANS

Back (Answer)

Connection between CNS and peripheral organs Involuntary Sympathetic/parasympathetic Opposing effects on a tissue Two neurone system

#3
Front (Question)

Length of parasympathetic/sympathetic FIRST nerves

Back (Answer)

Parasympathetic - Long Symapthetic - short

#4
Front (Question)

What is a ganglia

Back (Answer)

Gap between two nerves Close to spine for sympathetic In target organ for parasympathetic

#5
Front (Question)

Origins of parasympathetic/sympathetic nerves

Back (Answer)

Para - Cranial saccral Symp - Thoracic lumbar

#6
Front (Question)

Motor nerves vs para/sympathetic nerves

Back (Answer)

Motor nerves heavily myelinated Para/sympathetic lightly myelinated

#7
Front (Question)

Parasympathetic nerves

Back (Answer)

Come out of the face Cranial nerve 3 Pupil Cranial nerve 7 Submaxillary, sublingual, lacrimal glands Cranial nerve 9 Parotid glands Cranial nerve 10 - Heart kidneys bronchi GI tract colon Sacral nerves - Remainder of GI tract, bladder, genitalia

#8
Front (Question)

Chemical at terminal of second nerves

Back (Answer)

Acetylcholine - Parasympathetic Noradrenaline - Sympathetic One exception - Sympathetic - Sweat gland - Acetylcholine

#9
Front (Question)

Where is nicotinic receptor

Back (Answer)

Ganglia

#10
Front (Question)

ACetylcholine broken down by

Back (Answer)

Cholineesterase

#11
Front (Question)

Noradrenaline metabolised by

Back (Answer)

Monoamine oxidase Catechol-O-methyl transferrase

#12
Front (Question)

Where is noradrenaline metabolised

Back (Answer)

In the neurone

#13
Front (Question)

Nitric oxide

Back (Answer)

Erection