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Autonomic Nervous System BIO 232 Anatomy and Physiology II Autonomic Nervous System Sympathetic NS Parasympathetic NS Enteric NS Neurons of Autonomic NS Preganglionic Cell bodies in spinal cord or brain stem Postganglionic Cell bodies in peripheral autonomic ganglia Visceral Afferents Enteric NS Peripheral reflex network In wall of gastrointestinal tract Organizes gastrointestinal movements Afferent and efferents and interneurons Connects with sympathetic and parasympathetic NS Peripheral Sympathetic NS Axons run in autonomic ganglia Postganglionic Axons in sympathetic chain or paravertebral ganglia Effector organs Blood vessels, hair, viscera, pupils, cardiac muscle, gland Sympathetic NS All other effects excitatory! Sympathetic Nervous System Parasympathetic NS Preganglionic - in sacral cord and brain stem Vagus (CN X) - 75% of parasymp. outflow Postganglionic - short fibers Parasympathetic NS Not all Sympath. innervated structures are parasympath. innervated Exceptions Parasympathetic Nervous System Functions of the Autonomic NS Sympathetic and Parasympathetic systems are antagonistically organized Sympathetic - largely fight or flight response Works with adrenal medulla - epinephrine Parasympathetic - antagonizes sympathetic activity Not normally activated as a whole Neurotransmitters of the Autonomic NS All preganglionic fibers - cholinergic Postganglionic parasympathetic fibers - cholinergic Postganglionic sympathetic fibers - NE - adrenergic Some sympathetic - cholinergic Autonomic Transmitters Adrenergic Stimulation Responses

63. FANZCA Part I Notes On The Autonomic Nervous System Notes on the autonomic nervous system (for FANZCA part I). http://www.anaesthetist.com/anaes/patient/ans/

Notes on the Autonomic Nervous System (for FANZCA part I) Introduction Adrenergic ANS Cholinergic ANS Enteric ANS The word 'autonomic' comes from two Greek words that mean 'self' and 'law'. In contrast to the somatic nervous system over which we have voluntary control, the autonomic nervous system is largely a law unto itself. It is traditional to break the autonomic nervous system (ANS) into a central and peripheral component, and then to further subdivide the peripheral ANS into: sympathetic nervous system (SNS) parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) enteric nervous system (grudgingly added some time after the first two components were identified; we will abbreviate this to ENS). In fact, there is intricate interplay between all of the above 'components', and indeed between the ANS and the somatic nervous system, so such subdivision makes about as much sense as arbitrarily sub-dividing, say, a charging elephant into a left side and a right side! Nevertheless, it is convenient to talk about such 'subdivisions', and who are we to break with hallowed tradition? It is also traditional to regard the SNS and the PNS as antagonists - the SNS is said to mediate 'flight, fight or fright' responses, and the PNS more relaxed visceral and 'vegetative' functions. This too is crude over-simplification, as many viscera are controlled by both sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation, and there is always some sympathetic tone, even in the most relaxed individual parked off on a beach!

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Home Your brain How does your brain work? Parts of the nervous system ... Peripheral nervous system Autonomic nervous system There are three parts to your autonomic nervous system: 1 The sympathetic system is responsible for your body's 'fight or flight' reaction. 2 The parasympathetic system looks after the workings of your body during rest and recuperation. It also controls your heart rate and body temperature under normal conditions. 3 The enteric system controls the workings of your gut. The parasympathetic nervous system looks after your body when it is resting. Corbis 'Fight or flight' Lie detectors next section: Illness and the brain ... Shop

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Autonomic Nervous System Functioning in the Human Fetus. Donna M. Mooney, Ph.D., UAMS, Lynn Groome, Ph.D., MD, University of South Alabama, Department of OB/GYN, Mobile, Alabama. (Supported by National Institute for Child Health and Development) This project is aimed to evaluate heart rate variability in the human fetus with respect to acoustic stimulation. For this research, the information is obtained using devices developed by Dr. Mooney, that quantitative autonomic responses in the fetus. The devices are located in the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Clinic in Mobile and produce small (1Mb) to large data-sets (1 Gb). Researchers in Little Rock communicate with Mobile several times per day with this project. The bandwidth available at this time is inadequate, when interruptions occur the file cannot be uploaded completely. As a result, often Fed-Ex has to be used to transfer the data sets back and forth between Little Rock and Mobile.

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A B C D ... Contact Beta 0.71 powered by: akademie.de PHP PostgreSQL Google News about your search term Autonomic nervous system The autonomic nervous system concentrates on maintaining homeostasis regardless of the changes in the internal environment, and on controlling the involuntary functions of organ s, such as digestion , breathing, metabolism or blood pressure . Although these actions cannot be controlled by our will, they are influenced by our state of mind, and we can become aware of them, mainly when something does not work properly, causing us to feel pain The autonomic nervous system and the somatic nervous system comprise the central nervous system . The somatic system regulates body functions which can be affected by our will, such as the motor functions of the skeletal muscle and the perception of sensory stimuli. The autonomic nervous system is divided into three elements which act together, either in a synergistic or an antagonistic way. They are called the sympathetic , the parasympathetic , and the enteric systems. Sympathetic and parasympathetic systems are subdivisions of the

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76. Autonomic Nervous System WHAT IS THE autonomic nervous system? The autonomic nervous system isinvolved with autonomous functions essential for our survival. http://www.shy-drager.org/autonomic_nervous_system.htm

WHAT IS THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM? The nervous system is divided into central, peripheral and autonomic divisions. The autonomic nervous system is involved with autonomous functions essential for our survival. For example, the autonomic system controls heart rates, breathing, intestinal, urinary and sexual functions. It also controls skin and body temperature, as well as how our body responds to stress. In SDS the autonomic system is impaired.

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Encyclopedia Entry for Autonomic nervous system Dictionary Definition of Autonomic nervous system While the somatic nervous system regulates body functions which can be affected by our will, such as the motor functions of the skeletal muscle or the perception of sensory stimuli, the autonomic nervous system concentrates on maintaining homeostasis regardless of the changes in the internal environment, or controlling the involuntary functions of organs , such as digestion , breathing, metabolism or blood pressure . Although these actions cannot be controlled by our will, they are influenced by our state of mind, and we can become aware of them, mainly when something does not work properly, causing us to feel pain The autonomic nervous system is divided into three elements which act together, either in a synergistic or an antagonistic way. They are called the sympathetic , the parasympathetic , and the enteric systems. Sympathetic and parasympathetic systems are subdivisions of the efferent portion of the autonomic division. The sympathetic system is responsible for the provision of energy needed especially in emergency situations like hunger , fear, or extreme physical activity. Therefore the sympathetic

79. The HeartMath Report - A Journal Devoted To Developments In Mind/body Medicine, The autonomic nervous system is thought to be involved in inflammatory processes;however, only a few physiological studies in RA have addressed this issue. http://www.heartmathreport.com/index.php?id=C0_17_1

80. Syllabus On Geriatric Anesthesiology Syllabus on Geriatric Anesthesiology, Cardiovascular and Autonomic NervousSystem Aging. Cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system aging. http://www.asahq.org/clinical/geriatrics/cardio.htm

Syllabus on Geriatric Anesthesiology Mark D. Tasch, M.D. Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Anesthesia Indiana University School of Medicine 1120 South Drive, FH #204 Indianapolis, IN 46202-5115 Mark_Tasch@anesthesia.iupui.edu With advancing age, the autonomic nervous system (ANS), heart and blood vessels become less capable of maintaining hemodynamic stability. While aging is, of course, a heterogeneous process both within and among individuals, some aspects are characteristic of the elderly cohort. Typical developments include a diminution in the tonic influence of the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS), a decline in the responsiveness of b -receptors and a progressive replacement of supple, functional cardiac and vascular tissue by stiff, fibrotic material. Veins are also subject to progressive stiffening with age. The decreased compliance of the capacitance system reduces its ability to "buffer" changes in intravascular volume. Thus, aging can exaggerate the hypotension that results from blood loss, as well as from the peripheral pooling of blood with general or conduction anesthesia.

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