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| Mechanoreceptors deal with what? |
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| Chemoreceptors deal with what? |
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| Interoceptors deal with what? |
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| Monitor blood pH, blood oxygen/carbon dioxide content, internal body condition |
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| Exteroceptors deal with what? |
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| Info from outside of body |
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| Graded Response deals with what? |
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| Adaptation deals with what? |
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| Side effects of the Parasympathetic ANS [6] |
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1. Decreased HR
2. Decreased BP
3. Increased GIT activity
4. General vasodilation
5. Pupillary constriction
6. Bronchoconstriction |
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| What do Nicotinic react to? |
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| What do Muscarinic react to? |
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| What are the two receptor classes for NT cholinergic receptors? |
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| What are the Sympathetic ANS effects on the body? [the adrenergic effects] [7] |
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1. Increased heartrate (HR)
2. Increased force of contraction of heart
3. Increased blood pressure (BP)
4. General vasoconstriction but vasodilation to cardiac and skeletal mus.
5. Decreased gastrointestinal activity
6. Pupillary dilation
7. Bronchodilation |
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| Where does an Automatic Response go? |
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| Are Automatic Responses Conscious? |
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| How many neurons do simple reflexes have? |
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| Are sensory neurons afferent or efferent and to what? |
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| Are motor neurons afferent or efferent and to what? |
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| Efferent to organ (muscle) |
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| Inhibitory Synapses info: |
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NT decreases postsynaptic cell membrane permeability to Na+
Hyperpolarizes it
Depolarization is less likely to occur – IPSP |
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| Excitatory Synapses info: |
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NT increases postsynaptic cell membrane permeability to Na+
Depolarization is more likely to occur – EPSP |
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