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The first motor neuron in an autonomic pathway is called the:
Group of answer choices
upper motor neuron
postganglionic neuron
preganglionic neuron
autonomic ganglion
somatic neuron
preganglionic neuron
The sympathetic nervous system of the ANS is also known as the
Group of answer choices
thoracolumbar division
craniosacral division
autonomic division
ganglionic division
somatic division
thoracolumbar division
All of the following are autonomic ganglia EXCEPT:Â
Group of answer choices
dorsal root ganglia
prevertebral ganglia
ciliary ganglia
terminal ganglia
sympathetic trunk ganglia
dorsal root ganglia
Sympathetic fibers:
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have short post-ganglionic
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originate in the brain
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originate in the spinal cord
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are unmyelinated fibers
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have long pre-ganglionic
originate in the spinal cord
In the autonomic nervous system, the number of neurons between the CNS and the visceral effector is:
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4
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5
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3
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1
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2
2
The pre-ganglionic fibers of the autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic) release
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epinephrine
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glycine
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GABA
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acetylcholine
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norepinephrine
acetylcholine
The sympathetic division of the ANS causes a / an
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none of the above
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decrease in the heart activity
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increase in the heart activity
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constriction of the pupils
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increase in the digestive processes and motility
increase in the heart activity
All of the following are fight or flight responses EXCEPT
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increase in the digestive secretions
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dilation of the pupils
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increase in heart rate
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dilation of the bronchioles
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increase in blood pressure
increase in the digestive secretions
The ganglia that lie along the either side of the anterior vertebral column are the:
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superior mesentric ganglia
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pervertebral ganglia
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terminal ganglia
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dorsal root ganglia
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sympathetic trunk ganglia
sympathetic trunk ganglia
The parasympathetic nervous system decreases all of the following EXCEPT
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pupil size
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respiratory rate
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digestion
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heart rate
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air pathway diameter
digestion
The autonomic nervous system innervates the skeletal muscles
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True
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False
False
The parasympathetic nervous system of the ANS originates in the brain and spinal cord
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True
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False
True
Fear stimulates the sympathetic nervous system
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True
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False
True
The nervous system that controls the cardiac and smooth muscle is the somatic nervous system
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True
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False
False
Changes in the release of the neurotransmitter, dopamine, are associated with Parkinson’s disease
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True
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False
True
All pre-ganglionic fibers of the ANS are cholinergic
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True
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False
True
The cranial nerves as Roman numerals involved in the parasympathetic nervous system are III, VII, IX and X
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True
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False
True
The vomit center is located in the medulla oblongata.
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True
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False
True
The somatic and autonomic nervous system make up the peripheral nervous system
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True
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False
True
Parasympathetic ganglia are near or within visceral effectors
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True
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False
True
The parasympathetic nervous system has a long pre-ganglionic fiber and short post-ganglionic fiber
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True
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False
True
The effects of the adrenal medulla are linked to the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system
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True
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False
False
Cholinergic nerve fibers release acetylcholine
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True
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False
True
The enzyme that inactivates acetylcholine is acetylcholinesterase
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True
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False
True
The parasympathetic nervous system of the ANS prepares the body for the "fight and flight" responseÂ
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True
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False
False