another name for the autonomic nervous system

"fight or flight"

the pathway where a motor neuron in the brainstem or spinal cord issues myelinated axon that reaches to a skeletal muscle

the part of the nervous system that provides a pathway that connects sensory and mental experiences to the ANS

type of adrenergic receptors that cause inhibitory effects

the nerve route in which postganglionic fibers exit through sympathetic nerves that extend to the heart, lungs esophagus, and thoracic blood vessels

the balance between sympathetic tone and parasympathetic tone

The two types of neurons associated with the autonomic pathway

when an the innervation or viscera receives fibers from bother the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions

an stimulate the heart cells(stimulate), but relax the smooth muscles of the respiratory tube to allow more air to pass through (inhibit)

the division of the autonomic nervous system that deals with defecation

Has ganglions closer to the CNS

The cranial nerve that narrows the pupil and focuses the lense

response to a higher rate of sympathetic nerve firing

a receptor that binds ACh

the nerve route in which fibers in spinal nerves T5 to T12 pass through the sympathetic ganglia without synapsing as splanchnic nerves --> collateral ganglia --> preganglionic fibers synapse with postglanglionic fibers

The origin of presynaptic neurons

The pathway that uses norepinephrine

when two divisions act on different effectors to produce unified overall effect

the cholinergic receptor that has is a ligand gated receptor

the technique that trains people to control hypertension, stress, and migraines headaches

The autonomic nervous system that utilizes ligand gated channel receptors

The location that the autonomic pathway synapses

state of partial constriction

adrenalina and norepinephrine binding site (receptor)