Physiology Lecture Notes - Nervous System Recap
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Lecture 4 -Autonomic Nervous System
Nervous system recap
- Central
- Peripheral
- Somatic
- Has one neuron
- Autonomic
- Has two neurons
- Sympathetic – fight or flight, for survival
- Neurotransmitter released at ganglion
- Acetyl choline released pre and post ganglionic neuron
- norepinepherine
- Parasympathetic – active when calm, preserves energy
- Neurotransmitter
- Acetyl choline released pre and post ganglionic neuron
- Acetyle choline also released…
- Receptors
- Ionotropic- coupled to ion channel
- Example is acetyl choline acting on nicotinic receptors on post ganglionic neurons
- Metabotropic- coupled to g proteins, change in cellular function of protein
- Neurotransmitter within ganglia
- Neuron to effector transmission
- Muscarinic receptors
- Differences between sympathetic and para
- Sympathetic pre ganglionic is long, other is shorter
- Parasympathetic nerves originate from spinal cord
- Both opposites
Terminology
- Ganglion
- Synapse
- Neurotransmitter
- Afferent and efferent nerves
- Afferent towards CNS
- Efferent away from CNS
Adrenal Gland
- There is only one neuron innovating adrenal gland
- Pre ganglionic innovates adrenal gland located top of kidneys
- When activated
- Adrenal Medulla releases hormones into blood stream
- [pic 1]
- Inner most part of adrenal gland, composoed of chromaffin cells- secrete adrenaline and epinephrine and also non adrenaline and non epinephrine
- [pic 2]
- In the adrenal meduall there is no post ganglionic neuron instead hormones
- Once released adrenaline acts on alpha and beta receptors
- Effects of adrenaline on heart
- On beta
- Increases blood flow to heart musle
- Heart has electrical system which is coupled to contraction so once u increased rate it increases cardio contractility
- This needs more blood supply
- Cellular level
- Increases contraction in heart decreases in coronary artery
- Adrenaline acting on beta 1 and 2
- Indudces calcium release from cytoplasmic reticulum
- Blood vessel
- Adrenaline acting on beta 2 receptors thru cyclic
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