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• 1 handout today
• Exam #2 on Thursday• Bring scantron. Same format.
• You can pick up assignment #1 and written part of exam #1 outside my office in H510 – Health Science Building
Autonomic Nervous System• Visceral sensory & motor system
• Innervates viscera, smooth muscle, glands
• Autonomic = self governed
• Adjusts visceral functions to the body’s needs
• Responsible for visceral reflexes
High BP
DecreaseHeart rate
Somatic efferent innervation
Autonomic efferent innervation
ACh
ACh
ACh orNE
Autonomicganglion
ACh = Acetylcholine NE = Norepinephrine
Preganglionic neuron• cell body in brain or spinal
cord (lateral horn) • axon is myelinated• Synapses in ganglion
Postganglionic neuron• cell body in autonomic ganglion
• axon is unmyelinated • synapses on visceral effector
• Sympathetic division (thoracolumbar)– preganglionic cell in T1-
L2 of spinal cord
• Parasympathetic division (craniosacral)– preganglionic cell in S2-
S4 of spinal cord & 4 cranial nerves
– III, VII, IX & X
Locations of Ganglia
• Sympathetic ganglia– near spine– connected via chain
(sympathetic chain)– Short preganglionic neuron– Long postganglionic neuron
• Parasympathetic ganglia – in organ wall– not connected– Long preganglionic neuron– Short postganglionic neuron
Sympathetic ganglion
Communicatingrami
Dorsal ramus
Ventral ramus
Anterior (ventral)
Posterior (dorsal)
Plexuses of ANS = sympathetic + parasympathetic
• Cardiac plexus
• Pulmonary plexus
• Celiac (solar) plexus
• Superior mesenteric
• Inferior mesenteric
• Hypogastric
Remember a stressful event
• What was that event
• List 5 changes that occurred in your body that you noticed during the event
Adrenalcortex
Adrenalmedulla
Cortex = steroid hormones (endocrine system)Medulla = modified sympathetic ganglion
• secretes epinephrine (adrenaline) & norepinephrine• innervated by preganglionic sympathetic neurons
Sympathetic pathways
• all this innervation is BILATERAL
• sympathetic pathways carry noxious sensory information (in general)
Parasympathetic pathways
Cranial nerves:III, VII, IX & X
Sacral nerves S2-S4
NT = acetylcholine
Also bilateral innervation
Carries most sensory info exceptnoxious stimuli
• Year after year
• Problems!- hypertension- ulcers- constipation- bladder infections- Raynaud’s- sexual dysfunction
Visceral Pain
• Organ & skin pain fibers travel to the spinal cord together
• Organ pain misinterpreted as skin pain (referred pain)– Heart & skin in left arm = spinal nerves T1-T5 – Heart attack (pain) is felt in skin (pain) along left arm