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Somatic NS (voluntary),
Autonomic NS (involuntary) |
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| Sympathetic NS & Parasympathetic NS |
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| Parasympathetic Nervous System |
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| PSNS, rest and relax, dec HR, inc gastric motility, inc bladder emptying, inc bowel emptying, miosis, bronchial smooth muscle constriction |
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+ increases HR
- decreases HR |
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| papillary muscle CSN-pupil constriction |
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| fight or flight, + chronotropic, inc BP, bronchial smooth muscle dilation, shunting of blood, mydriasis (inc field of vision), mobillization of stored energy inc glucose for brain and inc fatty acids for muscle act. |
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| pupil dilation ups field of vision |
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| - chronotropic restrictions |
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| if administering a -chrono drug take HR apically. if under 60 hold call dr. |
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| one system is off, one is on. if one is blocked it will activate another. some compliment- when one is on the other is turned on (men sex organs etc) |
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| acetylcholine, epinephrine (adrenaline), norepinephrine, dopamine |
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| only transmitter for the PSNS, also the pre-ganglionic transmitter for the SNS |
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| SNS the main transmitter for the adrenal medulla |
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| the post ganglionic transmitter for the SNS |
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| SNS the role is undefined as yet through research |
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| chemical- keeping blood in major organs. stresses other organs. |
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