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Chapter 15 Connect Quiz

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Primitive functions, such as blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, metabolism, and respiratory airflow, are regulated by

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Visceral Reflexes

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The ____ system quietly manages a myriad of unconscious processes responsible for the body's homeostasis

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Autonomic nervous

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This function is among the most ___ of functions for animals to maintain healthy conditions for life

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Basic

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Many drug therapies are based on the ___ alteration of autonomic functions

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Alterations

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In autonomic motor pathways, the nerve signal must travel along ___ neurons to reach a target cell

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Two

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The first neuron emerges from the CNS and synapses with a second neuron in a ___ outside the CNS

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Ganglion

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The second neuron’s axons extend to the ____ from the ganglion

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Target cell

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The first neurons are called ____ and are myelinated

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Preganglionic

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The second neurons are called ____ and are unmyelinated

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Postganglionic

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Also known as the ____ division, the parasympathetic nervous system. Has axons exiting the CNS at the medulla oblongata

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Crainosacral

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Action potentials travel down the preganglionic nerve axons of the ____ , towards the effector organs

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Vagus nerve

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These impulses arrive at the cardiac plexus where secretion of acetylcholine creates an action potential in the ____ neuron

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Postganglionic

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The impulse arrives relatively quickly at the heart, as parasympathetic postganglionic axons are ____ compared sympathetic postganglionic axons

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Short

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Action potentials arriving at the sinoatrial and atrioventricular nodes of the heart cause ___ to be released

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Acetylcholine

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This parasympathetic neurotransmitter causes a ___ in heart rate and contractility

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Decrease

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Also known as the ___ division, the sympathetic nervous system exits the CNS via the spinal nerves from T1-L2

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Thoracolumbar

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Action potentials travel along the preganglionic axons and enter the ___

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Sympathetic chain ganglion

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Axons exiting the sympathetic chain ganglia take one of three routes: the spinal nerves route, the sympathetic nerve route, or the ___ nerve route

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Splanchnic

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Arriving at target cells, ____ axons release acetylcholine or norepinephrine into the synaptic cleft

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Postganglionic

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The effect of norepinephrine binding to ___ receptors stimulates cardiac muscle cells

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Adrenergic

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Which division of the nervous system has two neurons connecting the CNS to an effector?

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Autonomic

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When body temperature increases, thermoreceptors are stimulated and send nerve signals to the CNS. The CNS sends motor signals to sweat glands, which attempt to reduce body temperature. This is an example of a ____ reflex

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Visceral

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A malfunctioning visceral reflex can be the cause of a(n) ____ ,which can result in disorder and/or disease

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Homeostatic imbalance

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The ___ division of the ANS increases alertness. The ___ division has a calming effect on the body

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Sympathetic; Parasympathetic

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Where are the cell bodies of sympathetic preganglionic axons located in the spinal cord?

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Lateral gray horn

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In the ___ division of the ANS, the preganglionic axons are short, while in the ___ division, the preganglionic axons are relatively long

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Sympathetic; Parasympathetic

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Which of the following is illustrated here?

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Parasympathetic outflow to effectors

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Which of the following is illustrated here?

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Sympathetic outflow to effectors

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The digestive tract has a nervous system of its own called the ___ plexus

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Enteric

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Which type of receptor binds to ACh

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Cholinergic

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Which of the following is not an example of an autonomic receptor

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Ganglionic

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An organ that receives both sympathetic and parasympathetic axons is said to have what?

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Dual innervation

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Which nervous system controls glands, smooth muscle, and cardiac muscle

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Autonomic

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Which division of the ANS is referred to as the “rest-and-digest” division

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Parasympathetic

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Regarding the adrenal gland, which of the following pairings is correct?

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Medulla: The inner part