Parasympathetic Receptors
This is the neurotransmitter on the parasympathetic division
What is acetylcholine (ACh)
What is simulated or increase salivation?
This is what the enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine is called.
This is where the signals that are carried by the motor neurons originate from.
What is the CNS?
This prototype drug has a therapeutic class of "nonobstructive urinary retention drug".
What is Bethanechol?
This the name of the receptors the parasympathetic neurotransmitter binds to.
What is Nicotinic and Muscarinic?
This is what happens in the lungs when the parasympathetic division is activated.
What is constricts bronchioles
What is Cholinergic agents or parasympathomimetics?
These are the two branches/divisions that signals traveling on motor neurons go to.
What is the somatic nervous system and the autonomic nervous system?
This prototype drug needs to be administered slowly over 5 minutes to avoid seizures and respiratory distress
What is Physostigmine?
This is the receptor that is on the target tissue
What is the muscarinic receptor?
This is what happens to the heart when the parasympathetic division is activated. (There is two of them, you must name both in order to get the points.)
What is slows heart rate and contractility.
This is the two terms a parasympathetic drug that inhibits this division would be called. Must name all four.
What are Cholinergic-blocking agents, anticholinergics, parasympatholytics, or muscarinic blockers
This is the system of the peripheral nervous system that is controlled by conscious thought.
What is the somatic nervous system?
This drug should never be administered via IV or IM.
What is Bethanechol?
This is the receptor that is in both the parasympathetic ganglia and sympathetic ganglia.
What is Nicotinic receptor
This is what happens to the gallbladder when the parasympathetic division is activated.
What is stimulates gallbladder function?
This is the branch of the ANS that is effected by acetylcholine.
What is the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches?
These are the two main body categories that motor neurons carry signals to.
What are muscles and glands?
This prototype drug may have an increased effect if given with aloe.
This is the other term for parasympathetic
What is cholinergic?
This is what happens to the pupils when the parasympathetic division is activated. (Must explain in plain English AND give medical terminology to receive points)
What is constricts pupils, AKA miosis?
This is the other term for acetylcholinerase
What is Cholinesterase
DAILY DOUBLE!!!! Choose any multiple of 500 to wager on this question. (example 500, 1000, 1500, etc)
Then the question will be provided.
There are two divisions of neurons directly off of the peripheral nervous system. Motor neuron is on division. This is the name of the other division.
Your Professor will provide the answer after you guess.
This prototype drug is prescribed for irritable bowel syndrome, as well as several other disorder.