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| \f0\fs24 \cf0 Sympathetic system effect on heart |
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| rate and force of cardiac muscle increase resulting in increase cardiac output of blood\ |
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| \cf0 Sympathetic system effect lungs |
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Definition
| smooth muscle in wall of bronchioles becomes relaxed tube dilated allow more air to enter lungs\ |
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| Sympathetic system effect on gut |
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Definition
| rate of contraction of smooth muscle wall of digestive tract decrease rate of peristalsis (digestion)\ |
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| Sympathetic system effect sweat glands |
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Definition
| sweat gland stimulated increased rate of nervous perspiration\ |
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| Sympathetic system effect adrenal glands |
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Definition
| adrenal glands stimulated increase rate of secretion of hormone adrenaline\ |
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| parasympathetic system effect heart |
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Definition
| rate of contraction decrease, decrease in blood output\ |
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| parasympathetic system lung |
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Definition
| smooth muscle wall contract and decrease air into lungs\ |
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| parasympathetic system digestive tract |
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Definition
| Rate of contraction of smooth muscle in wall of digestive track increase, increase in rate of peristalsis.\ |
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Definition
| Is composed of brain and spinal cord motor neurones carry impulses from CNS to muscles and glands\ |
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| Peripheral nervous system |
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Definition
| Is made up of sensory neurones carrying impulses from receptor in CNS and consist of somatic and automatic nervous system.\ |
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| Somatic nervous system (PNS) |
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Definition
| Deals with functions under conscious control walking speaking\ |
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| Automatic nerve system (PNS) |
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Definition
| Deals with automatic functions e.g. heart rate. Is divided into sympathetic and parasympathetic\ |
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| peripheral nervous system sensory neurone |
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Definition
| carries impulses from receptor to Central nervous system |
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| perpheral nervous system motor neurone |
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Definition
| carries impulses from central nervous system to muscle and glands \ |
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Definition
| Have opposite effects e.g. sympathetic and parasympathetic\ |
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| made up of central nervous system and peripheral\ |
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