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PNS
NERVES
SENSES
CNS
100
The sympathetic and parasympathetic systems comprise this larger system.
What is the autonomic nervous system?
100
These nerves allow you to move your tongue.
What is glossopharyngeal, hypoglossal, facial nerves?
100
Sensations of pain, temperature, touch are all components of what?
What is the general senses?
100
This barrier guards the brain from regular circulation.
What is the blood brain barrier?
200
This part of the ANS increases the HR and force of heart contractions.
What is the sympathetic division of the ANS?
200
(2) Optic, (3) occulomotor, (4) trochlear, and (6) abducens are nerves that affect what function.
What is the eye?
200
The cochlea is a part of this specific area of the ear.
What is the inner ear?
200
This is the middle layer of the meninges.
What is the arachnoid mater?
300
These ganglia are located close to the target organ.
What is parasympathetic ganglia?
300
This nerve is found near L4-S3 and happens to be the largest nerve in the body.
What is sciatic nerve?
300
This type of pain is felt in more superficial areas of the body and can travel.
What is visceral pain?
300
This meshwork of elastic fibers give arachnoid mater a web look.
What is arachnoid trabeculae?
400
This most common neurotransmitter of the ANS.
What is Acetylcholine?
400
This part of the spinal nerve transmits motor information away from the spinal cord.
What is the ventral root?
400
These types of receptors are always active.
What is tonic receptors?
400
These are areas of the diencephalon.
What is thalamus, hypothalamus, and epithalamus?
500
These preganglionic fibers of the SNS carry impulses to the abdominopelvic cavity synapse.
What is collateral ganglia?
500
This layer covers a bundle nerve fibers.
What is perineurium?
500
These receptors provide information when the GI and lung stretches.
What are baroceptors?
500
Name three types of glial cells.
What is microglia, oligodenrocytes, and Schwann cells?