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Visceral afferent cell bodies are locatied in the _____ or relevant cranial nerve ganglion

posterior root ganglion

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Visceral afferent neurons are ____

unipolar

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Sympathetic afferents may travel through sympathetic trunk and to the spinal ganglia by passing through _____

WRC

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Parasympathetic afferents travel in sacral spinal nerves and ____ and ____

CN IX ; CN X

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_______ fibers are carried in the oculomotor, facial, glossopharyngeal and vagus cranial nerves, and sacral spinal nerves 2-4

preganglionic parasympathetic

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Parasympathetics are cholinergic and release ___

ACh

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Postganglionic parasympathetic fibers extend to effector organs that function to: ______ cardiac output, ______ the bronchial tree, _______ the pupils, _______ peristalsis

decrease, constrict, constrict, stimulate

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CN III, VII and IX supply structures in the ____

head

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____ will supply cardiac, respiratory and digestive structures in the neck, thorax and abdomen

CN X

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S2-S4 supply the distal parts of the ____ and ____

digestive system ; urogenital system

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S2-S4 carry ____ nerves

pelvic splanchnic

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The oculomotor nerve follows a path into the orbit and synapses in the _____

ciliary ganglion

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Postganglionic axons carried in short ciliary nerves of the oculomor nerve enter the eyeball and supply what 2 muscles?

ciliaris and sphincter pupillae

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(TQ) Contractions of the ciliaris muscle make the lens more ____ to focus on closer objects

convex

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(TQ) Contractions of the sphincter pupillae ____ the size of the pupil

decrease

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Preganglionic cell bodies of the facial nerve are located in the:

superior salivary nucleus

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Preganglionic parasympathetics exit the CNS in the intermediate nerve and are carried in what 2 branches of the facial nerve?

greater petrosal nerve and chorda tympani

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The _____ nerve only carries preganglionic parasympathetic fibers

greater petrosal

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True or False? NO synapses take place in the geniculate ganglion

true

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The greater petrosal nerve ultimately synapses in the _____ ganglion

pterygopalatine

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Postganglionic fibers of the greater petrosal nerve are distributed to the ____ and other nerves to reach the lacrimal, nasal, palatine and pharyngeal glands

lacrimal

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The chorda tympani carries preganglionic parasympathetic fibers and ____ fibers

taste

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(TQ) After the chorda tympani leaves the temporal bone through the pterygotympanic fissure, it combines with the lingual nerve, a branch of the ____ of the trigeminal nerve

mandibular division

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Postganglionic fibers from the chorda tympani travel to ____ and ____ glands

submandibular ; sublingual

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(TQ) The tympanic nerve carries preganglionic parasympathetic fibers from the _____

inferior salivary nucleus

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(TQ) Preganglionic parasympathetic fibers pass through the tympanic plexus and reform as the ______

lesser petrosal nerve

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(TQ) Fibers of the lesser petrosal nerve synapse in the ____

otic ganglion

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(TQ) Other visceral afferents are carried in the carotid branch of the _____ from baroreceptors in the carotid sinus and chemoreceptors in the carotid body

glossopharyngeal nerve

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Postganglionic cells of the vagus nerve are located in what structures?

myocardium, submucosal plexus, myenteric plexus

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(TQ) Paraysmpathetic impulses of the vagus nerve will inhibit the myocardium and ____ the coronary arteries

constrict

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(TQ) Parasympathetic impulses of the vagus nerve result in contriction of bronchial tree and ____ secretions of bronchial glands

increase

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Submucosal plexus is also called ____

meissner's

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Myenteric plexus is also called ____

auerbach's

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Parasympathetic stimulation of the vagus in the stomach results in contraction of smooth muscle and secretion of ____

gastric juices

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(TQ) Muscular layer of the upper 1/3 of the esophagus is composed of ____

skeletal muscle

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True or False? There are no parasympathetics or autonomic fibers located in the upper 1/3 of the esophagus

true

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(TQ) Pathways of the vagus to the abdominal structures shows the importance of ____ of vermiform appendix

nociceptors

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Motor supply from the vagus to the kidney is strictly ____

sympathetic

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Cell bodies of sympathetic fibers from the vagus that supply the kidneys are located in the _____

inferior (nodose) ganglion

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Like the kidneys, parasympathetic supply to the liver is primarily ____

afferent

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S2-S4 sacral sympathetics are carried inferiorly in the _____

cauda equina

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(TQ) Pelvic splanchnic nerves of S2-S4 travel to the _____

inferior hypogastric (pelvic) plexus

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(TQ) Preganglionic fibers of S2-S4 nerves travel through the inferior hypogastric plexus to reach the superior hypogastric and ______ by way of the hypogastric nerve

inferior mesenteric plexuses

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(TQ) Preganglionic sympathetic fibers exit the cord in _____

anterior rootlets

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Some preganglionic fibers pass through the sympathetic trunk to be carried in splanchnic nerves to synapse in prevertebral plexuses associated with ______

abdominopelvic viscera

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(TQ) Pelvic splanchnic nerves carry _____ fibers

preganglionic sympathetic

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Sympathetic trunk carry ____ and ____ fibers

ascending ; descending

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(TQ) Sympathetic trunk extends from superior cervical ganglion inferior to ______

ganglion impar

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There are ___ sympathetic ganglia

21-22

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The only way for there to be 21 sympathetic ganglia is if the inferior cervical and 1st thoracic ganglia fuse togehter, which is called a _____ ganglion

stellate

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Sympathetic trunks lie on the anterior aspect of the sacrum, eventually joining at the level of the coccyx to form the _____

ganglion impar

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True or False? Cervical sympathetic trunk and ganglia have no WRC

true

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(TQ) Superior cervical ganglia are located at the level of C2-C3 between carotid sheath and _____ muscles

longus capitis

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Superior cervical ganglia is the ____ of the cervical sympathetic ganglia

largest

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Lateral branches of superior cervical ganglia are the _____

GRC

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(TQ) Lateral branches of superior cervical ganglia communicate with anterior primary rami of C1-C4 as well as CN ___, ___ and ___

IX ; X ; XII

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Medial branches of the superior cervical ganglia travel to the larynx, pharynx and heart, and carry ____ information only

efferent

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Anterior branches of the superior cervical ganglia follow common and external carotid arteries innervating blood vessels that supply structures inside and outside the ____

skull

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Middle cervical ganglia are the ____ of the sympathetic ganglia

smallest

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(TQ) Middle cervical ganglia communicates with the anterior primary rami of _____ via the gray ramus communicans

C5-C6

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(TQ) Thyroid branches of the middle cervical ganglia reach the ____ and _____ glands

thyroid ; parathyroid

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(TQ) Inferior cervical ganglia many times fuses with _____ to form a stellate ganglion

1st thoracic ganglion

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Branches of the inferior cervical ganglion are sent to the subclavian artery and form plexuses around it and its branches, principally the ____ and ____ artery

axillary ; vertebral

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(TQ) All 12 thoracic nerves have a ____ and a ____

WRC ; GRC

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The 3 splanchnic nerves asociated with the lower 7 segments of the thoracic sympathetic trunk carry _____ fibers to plexuses int he abdominal and pelvic cavities

preganglionic sympathetic

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(TQ) Greater splanchnic nerve is formed from T5-T9 and terminates in the _____

celiac ganglion

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(TQ) Lesser splanchnic nerve is fromed from T9/T10 or T10/T11 and ends in the _____

aorticorenal ganglion

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(TQ) Least splanchnic nerve is formed by T12 fibers and terminates in the ____

renal plexus

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The lumbar sympathetic trunk and ganglia lie in the _____ on the lateral aspects of the lumbar vertebral bodies

retroperitoneal space

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2-4 lumbar splanchnic nerves carry _____ axons to the plexus surrounding the abdominal aorta

preganglionic

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The sacral sympathetic trunk and ganglia lie on the ____ aspect of the sacrum medial to the anterior sacral foramina

anterior

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T1 and T2 supply the _____, ascend and synapse in superior cervical ganglion

head and neck

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T1-T4 suply the ____

heart

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T2-T4 supply the ____ and synapse in the 2nd and 4th thoracic ganglia

lungs

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T3-T7 supply the _____, fibers ascend to middle cervical and inferir cervical/stellate ganglia where they synapse

upper extremities

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T5-T12 supply _____ and may synapse in lower thoracic ganglia

abdominal viscera

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(TQ) T5-T12 may pass through the sympathetic trunk to be carried by:

greater, lesser and least splanchnic nerves

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T10-L2 supply ____, descend to ganglia in lower thoracic, lumbar and the pelvic areas

pelvic viscera

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T10-L2 supply ____ extremities, descend to synapse with L2 through S4 ganglia

lower

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T12 supplies the _____

kidney

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What 3 types of fibers will the postganglionic sympathetic fibers be?

1. vasomotor

2. sudomotor

3. pilomotor

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Direct branches of the sympathetic trunk that travel to the viscera likely have what effects?

-constrict blood vessels

-dilate bronchial tree

-stimulate glandular secretion

-dilate pupils

-inhibit digestive activity

-increase cardiac output

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The superior cervical ganglion sends branches to:

-glossopharyngeal nerve

-vagus nerve

-hypoglossal nerve

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(TQ) The _____ forms the internal carotid plexus

lateral internal carotid nerve

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Postganglionic fibers form the deep petrosal nerve, which combines with the greater petrosal nerve to form the nerve of the _____

pterygoid canal

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(TQ) _____ nerves combine with tympanic branch of the glossopharyngeal nerve to form tympanic plexus and supply glands and bold vessels of the middle ear

caroticotympanic

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(TQ) Medial internal carotid nerve forms the ______

cavernous plexus

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(TQ) ____ also receives some postganglionc sympathetic fibers from the cavernous plexus

pituitary gland

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What are the 2 branches from the cervical sympathetic trunk that travel directly to visceral structures?

1. laryngeopharyngeal branches

2. cardiac branches

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(TQ) Laryngeopharyngeal branches are from the _____

superior cervical ganglion

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Sympathetic stimulation will ____ HR and dilate the coronary arteries

increase

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Fibers from the lesser splanchnic nerve reach some of the same abdominal structures that the greater splanchnic nerve supplies with the addition of the _____

suprarenal glands

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Branches from the lumbar sympathetic trunk that accompany blood vessels follow the abdominal aorta as far as the _____ and _____

medial sacral artery ; common iliac arteries

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(TQ) Lumbar splanchnic nerves supply pelvic viscera via the superior and inferior hypogastric and the _____

inferior mesenteric plexuses

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(TQ) ____ splanchnic nerves supply the pelvic viscera via the inferior mesenteric plexus

sacral

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The main contribution to the esophageal plexus is from the ____ and _____ nerves that synapse on postganglionic cells in the wall of the esophagus

vagus ; recurrent laryngeal

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Thoracic aortic plexus receives contributions from:

-vagus nerve

-greater splanchnic nerve

-T1 - T5 sympathetic ganglia

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The vagus nerve contributes ___ and ____ afferent fibers to the thoracic aortic plexus

sensory ; visceral

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The greater splanchnic nerve contributes _____ fibers to the thoracic aortic plexus

symapthetic

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T1-T5 sympathetic ganglia contribute ____ fibers to the thoracic aortic plexus

vascular