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ANS Jeopardy GeneralNeuronsSynapsesEffectorPathways

The impulses of this ANS division emanate from the thoracolumbar region of the spinal cord.

Answer: sympathetic

Most effectors are ___________ by both ANS divisions.

Answer: innervated

Parasympathetic ganglionic neuron somas are located in ________ and _______ ganglia.

Answer: terminal and intramural

This ANS division facilitates the alarm reaction.

Answer: sympathetic division

Salivary glands are stimulated by the ________ division of the ANS.

Answer: parasympathetic

Sympathetic preganglionic neuron somas are located in __________.

Answer: lateral horn of thoracolumbar region spinal cord

Adrenergic fibers are characteristic of the ___________ division of the ANS.

Answer: sympathetic

Collateral ganglia contain ___________ ganglionic neuron somas.

Answer: sympathetic

This gland region is composed of specialized ganglionic neurons:

Answer: adrenal medulla

Ganglionic neurons of the _________ division are only cholinergic.

Answer: parasympathetic

All ANS ganglionic neurons synapse on one of the following four effector categories.

Answer: Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands, adipose tissue

All synapses in autonomic ganglia use the neurotransmitter ____________.

Answer: acetylcholine

Nitric oxide is an active neurotransmitter for this effector: _________

Answer: blood vessels

Activation of muscarinic receptors on the heart will _________ heart rate.

Answer: decrease

Nicotinic receptors are always _________ when stimulated by acetylcholine.

Answer: excitatory

True or False: Effectors in the body wall are dually innervated.

Answer: False

True or False: Sympathetic effectors in the head receive sympathetic impulses that have passed through the sympathetic chain.

Answer: True

The parasympathetic effect on airway diameter is ___________.

Answer: airway constriction

Lipolysis is an effect of innervation by the ___________ division of the ANS.

Answer: sympathetic

The effect of sympathetic innervation of skeletal muscle is:

Answer: increased metabolism

The __________ in the brain is the control center/beginning of ANS (visceral motor) pathways.

Answer: hypothalamus

Sympathetic nerves contain fibers that innervate effectors here: __________

Answer: thoracic cavity

True or False: Spinal nerves lack sympathetic fibers.

Answer: False

True or False: Spinal nerves lack parasympathetic fibers.

Answer: True

Smooth muscle in blood vessels walls is innervated by the ___________ division of the ANS.

Answer: sympathetic