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| Somatic and Autonomic N.S. |
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| What are the two major divisions of the PNS? |
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| cranial nerves and spinal nerves |
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| The PNS is made up of the ________ nerves and the ________nerves. |
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| Sensory impulses enter through the _________ roots. |
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| ventral (stomach side) roots |
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| Motor impulses enter through the ___________ roots |
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| Cranial nerve X (ten) or the Vagus nerve |
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| Which cranial nerve is extremely important b/c of all the organs it controls? |
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| skeletal muscles and skin |
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| What does the somatic division ennervate or control? |
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| Which division is voluntary? |
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| Which division is involuntary or reflexive? |
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| Which division controls organs primarily? |
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| It's maintaining the body in a "normal" range or steady state. |
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| Which division helps to maintain homeostasis? |
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| medulla oblongata and hypothalamus |
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| Which brain parts use the cranial nerves to control many vital organs? |
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| Sympathetic and Parasympathetic |
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| What are the two divisions of the autonomic system? |
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| Which division is your "fight or flight" division? |
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| Which autonomic division is working when you're at home reading "Women's Home Journal"? |
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| Which division is operating when you're competing in a volleyball game? |
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| Which division would dilate the pupils? |
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| Which division relaxes the bladder? |
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| Which division activates the stomach and intestines? |
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| Which division stimulates glucose release? |
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| When this division is in control adrenalin levels would go down. |
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