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P: stimulates sphincter pupillae muscles; contricts pupils
S: Stimulates dilator pupillae muscle; dilates pupils |
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P: stimulates muscles, which results in bulging of the lens for close vision
S: Weakly inhibits muscles, which results in flattening of the lens for far vision |
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Glands (nasal, lacrimal, gastric, pancreas) |
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P: Stimulates secretory activity
S: Inhibits secretory activity; causes vasocontriction of blood vessels supplying the glands |
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P: stimulates secretion of watery saliva
S: Stimulates secretion of thick, viscous saliva |
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P: No effect
S: Stimulates copious sweating (cholinergic fibers) |
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P: decreases rate; slows heart
S: increases rate and force of heartbeat |
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P: causes contraction of smooth muscle of bladder wall; relaxed urethral sphincter; prmotoes voiding
S: causes relaxation of smooth muscle of bladder wall; constricts urethral sphincter, inhibites voiding |
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P: contricts bronchioles
S: dilates bronchioles |
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P: increase motility and amount of secretion by digestive organs; relaxes sphincter to allow movement of foodstuffs along tract
S: Decreases activity of glands and mucles of digestive system and constricts sphincters |
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P: No efect (no innervation)
S: Stimulates lipolysis (fat breakdown) |
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Involves the E activities -- exersice, excitement, emergency, and embarrassment |
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Promotes adjustments during exercise |
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Heart rate increase, breathing rapidly |
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The ANS is divided into how many parts and what are their names? |
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2; sympathetic and parasympathetic |
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Feed and breed or resting and digesting |
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Involves the D activities -- digestion, defication, and diuresis (urination) |
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Concerned with keeping body energy use low |
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