Nerve paths

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Conscious proprioception information (kinaesthesia) is relayed from the forelimb to conscious level by the following tract system?

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Which of the following would most strongly suggest a diagnosis of Horner's Syndrome?

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What is the location of the cell bodies of the post-ganglionic nerves that supply the structures of the head?

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From what part of the spinal cord does sympathetic nerve supply to the head arise?

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The CN V(1) opthalmic branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to?
(may be more than one correct answer)

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The CN V(2) maxillary branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to?
(may be more than one correct answer)

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Which structures are innervated by the autonomic nervous system?

(more than one answer)

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The preganglionic fibres of the sympathetic pathway are relatively shorter than the postganglionic.

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The postganglionic fibres of the parasympathetic pathway are relatively shorter than the preganglionic.

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The sympathetic pathway is described as having a thoracolumbar outflow.
Which segments of the spinal cord is this restricted to?

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The parasympathetic pathway is described as having a Craniosacral outflow. What structures is this restricted to?

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Where are preganglionic nuclei of the ANS located in then spinal cord?

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Which below are divisions of the sympathetic ANS?

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Which below are divisions of the parasympathetic ANS?

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Which options below form the Medial lemniscal system. A spinal cord sensory pathway.

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What below are properties of the medial lemniscal system?

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What below are properties of the medial Spinoreticular tracts (ascending reticular formation)?

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Spinocerebellar tracts properties:

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The Pyramidal system (corticospinal) properties.

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Which tracts form the extrapyramidal system?

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Which tract below also has a ipsilateral relay in addition to contralateral?

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The red nucleus in the midbrain leads to which tract?

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All postganglionic sympathetic fibres are adrenergic. (Release norepinephrine)

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All preganglionic fibres of both para and sympathetic release acetylcholine.

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The exception to the release of adrenaline from only postganglionic cells occurs from?

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Which adrenergic receptor activates phospholipase C to increase intracellular second messengers IP3 and DAG to ultimately stimulate release of Ca2+.

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Which adrenergic receptor activates adenyl cyclase to increase intracellular cAMP which activates PKA leading to a positive iontropic response?

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Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Midodrine.

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Alpha 2 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Xylazine.

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Beta 1 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Isoprenaline.

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Beta 2 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Salbutamol.

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Beta 3 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is solabegron.

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An antagonist drug of beta 1/2 known as Propanolol is used for?

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An antagonist drug of Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors known as Doxazosin is used for?

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An antagonist drug of alpha 2 adrenergic receptors known as Phentolamine is used for?

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The action of Beta 2 and Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors is important with regards to vascular smooth muscle.
Beta 2- relaxation Alpha 1- constriction. What does epinephrine have a higher affinity for?

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The action of Beta 2 and Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors is important with regards to vascular smooth muscle.
Beta 2- relaxation Alpha 1- constriction. Which receptor is there more of?

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to increased contractility of the heart?

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to constriction of arterioles?
(may be more than one)

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to dilation of the arterioles?

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to relaxation of the bronchial muscle?

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Which adrenergic receptor(s) once activated leads to relaxation of the GI muscle?
(May be more than one)

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to relaxation of the uterus?

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to reduced insulin secretion from the pancreas?

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Which adrenergic receptor once activated leads to increased insulin secretion from the pancreas?

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Which Muscarinic receptor from the parasympathetic nervous system stimulates gastric secretion?

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Which Muscarinic receptor from the parasympathetic nervous system slows heart rate?

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Which Muscarinic receptor from the parasympathetic nervous system mediate lacrimal salivary gland secretion and gut smooth muscle contraction?

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Principles and animal form and fucntion (Unit 5 Nervous System) Quiz sobre Nerve paths, criado por Jack Fawsitt em 18-02-2017.

Nerve paths

Conscious proprioception information (kinaesthesia) is relayed from the forelimb to conscious level by the following tract system?

Which of the following would most strongly suggest a diagnosis of Horner's Syndrome?

What is the location of the cell bodies of the post-ganglionic nerves that supply the structures of the head?

From what part of the spinal cord does sympathetic nerve supply to the head arise?

The CN V(1) opthalmic branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to? (may be more than one correct answer)

The CN V(2) maxillary branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to? (may be more than one correct answer)

Which structures are innervated by the autonomic nervous system? (more than one answer)

The preganglionic fibres of the sympathetic pathway are relatively shorter than the postganglionic.

The postganglionic fibres of the parasympathetic pathway are relatively shorter than the preganglionic.

The sympathetic pathway is described as having a thoracolumbar outflow. Which segments of the spinal cord is this restricted to?

The parasympathetic pathway is described as having a Craniosacral outflow. What structures is this restricted to?

Where are preganglionic nuclei of the ANS located in then spinal cord?

Which below are divisions of the sympathetic ANS?

Which below are divisions of the parasympathetic ANS?

Which options below form the Medial lemniscal system. A spinal cord sensory pathway.

What below are properties of the medial lemniscal system?

What below are properties of the medial Spinoreticular tracts (ascending reticular formation)?

Spinocerebellar tracts properties:

The Pyramidal system (corticospinal) properties.

Which tracts form the extrapyramidal system?

The CN V(1) opthalmic branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to?
(may be more than one correct answer)

The CN V(2) maxillary branch of the tigeminal CN provides sensory input to?
(may be more than one correct answer)

Which structures are innervated by the autonomic nervous system?

(more than one answer)

The sympathetic pathway is described as having a thoracolumbar outflow.
Which segments of the spinal cord is this restricted to?

Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Midodrine.

Alpha 2 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Xylazine.

Beta 1 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Isoprenaline.

Beta 2 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is Salbutamol.

Beta 3 adrenergic receptors once activated results in.....
A drug with this effect is solabegron.

The action of Beta 2 and Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors is important with regards to vascular smooth muscle.
Beta 2- relaxation Alpha 1- constriction. What does epinephrine have a higher affinity for?

The action of Beta 2 and Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors is important with regards to vascular smooth muscle.
Beta 2- relaxation Alpha 1- constriction. Which receptor is there more of?