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What is the parasympathetic nervous system?
Whether the response will be inhibitory or excitatory is determined by.
What is receptor?
The primary area in which the special sense organ is.
What is the primary cortical area?
Bumps on the tongue that contain taste buds.
In the autonomic NS and releases acetylcholine or norepinephrine-adrenergic.
What is postganglionic neuron?
The presynaptic neuron is always.
What is a nicotinic receptor?
All general sense information goes to this region of the brain.
What is the primary somesthetic cortex?
Very large and found in the back of the tongue.
These interpret something as pain when a general sensory receptor is stimulated intensely.
What are somesthetic receptors?
Adrenergic receptor found on target organ that is typically excitatory.
What are alpha adrenergic?
Area in which action is generated.
What is the primary motor cortex?
Found throughout the tongue and contain 3 taste buds each.
What is fungiform papillae?
The cortex of the kidney releases.
What are steroid hormones?
Adrenergic recepto that is found on the target organ that is typically inhibitory.
what is beta-adrenergic?
Transmits pain 12-30 meters per second.
What is fast/first pain pathway?
What are foliate papillae?
This branch enters the chain ganglia and is where the synapse occurs.
What is the white ramus?
Receptor that adapts slowly and continuously sends impulses.
What are tonic receptors?
Descending tract that synapses between the 1st and 2nd order neuron to limit the amount of pain.
What is analgesic pathway?
Threadlike elevations that cover most of the tongue.
What are filiform papillae.