Trauma Time
This trauma response is when you try to remove yourself from a situation
Flight
This nerve category is where all motor outputs of the spine pass through
White ramus
What is the name of the ganglion chain next to the spine in the SNS?
Sympathetic trunk
Name three organs that the Vagus nerve (X) connects to in the PNS.
One of: heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines, kidney
Cholinergic relates to which neurotransmitter?
Acetylcholine
This trauma response is when flight is not an option
Fight
This nerve category sends post-ganglionic sympathetic fibers to peripheral targets
Gray ramus
What is the highest vertebral exit for the SNS?
T1
The PNS exits the sacral spine and immediately enters what nerves?
Pelvic splanchnic nerves
Adrenergic relates to which two neurotransmitters?
E and NE
This trauma type is when the body shuts down when you can't run or attack
Freeze
What makes white rami white?
Myelin
What is the lowest vertebrae for the SNS?
L2
The Ciliary ganglion from the 3rd cranial nerve connects to what part of the eye?
The iris
Post-ganglionic PNS fibers and sweat glands stimulate these receptors in the Ach system
Muscarinic
This type is when there's no other option
Fawn
White rami pass into these nerves when going directly to an organ?
Splanchnic nerve
Which neurotransmitter do preganglionic neurons use?
Acetylcholine (or ACh)
The submandibular and otic ganglion are responsible for stimulating which substance?
Saliva
Post-ganglionic SNS and PNS muscle cells contain these Cholinergic receptors.
Nicotinic
This is the system that these responses all go through
Sympathetic Nervous system
What are the three targets of gray rami in the periphery?
Sweat glands, goose bumps/skin, and peripheral blood vessels
Which neurotransmitter do postganglionic neurons use?
Norepinephrine
What two substances are released by the pterygopalatine ganglion?
Tears and nasal mucus (snot)
Smooth muscles, your iris, and gut muscle contains these receptor types
Alpha-adrenergic