Pharmacotherapy Exam 1 September 27: Lecture 2 - Introduction To Autonomic ETC
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- 1.Mark the characteristics of the SOMATIC nervous system
- A.
Ganglions nearer to the effectors
- B.
Ganglions nearer to the spinal cord
- C.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, no hormones
- D.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, epinephrine and norepinephrine hormones
- E.
α receptors on some or all effectors
- F.
β receptors on some or all effectors
- G.
Muscarinic receptors on some or all effectors
- H.
Nicotinic receptors on some or all effectors
- I.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in cranial and sacral regions
- J.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in thoracic and lumbar regions
- K.
Norepinephrine used in at least one junction or synapse
- L.
Dopamine used in at least one junction or synapse
- M.
Acetylcholine used in at least one junction or synapse
- 2.Mark the characteristics of the SYMPATHOADRENAL nervous system
- A.
Ganglions nearer to the effectors
- B.
Ganglions nearer to the spinal cord
- C.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, no hormones
- D.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, epinephrine and norepinephrine hormones
- E.
α receptors on some or all effectors
- F.
β receptors on some or all effectors
- G.
Muscarinic receptors on some or all effectors
- H.
Nicotinic receptors on some or all effectors
- I.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in cranial and sacral regions
- J.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in thoracic and lumbar regions
- K.
Norepinephrine used in at least one junction or synapse
- L.
Dopamine used in at least one junction or synapse
- M.
Acetylcholine used in at least one junction or synapse
- 3.Mark the characteristics of the SYMPATHETIC nervous system (but not including the sympathoadrenal NS)
- A.
Ganglions nearer to the effectors
- B.
Ganglions nearer to the spinal cord
- C.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, no hormones
- D.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, epinephrine and norepinephrine hormones
- E.
α receptors on some or all effectors
- F.
β receptors on some or all effectors
- G.
Muscarinic receptors on some or all effectors
- H.
Nicotinic receptors on some or all effectors
- I.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in cranial and sacral regions
- J.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in thoracic and lumbar regions
- K.
Norepinephrine used in at least one junction or synapse
- L.
Dopamine used in at least one junction or synapse
- M.
Acetylcholine used in at least one junction or synapse
- 4.Mark the characteristics of the PARASYMPATHETIC nervous system
- A.
Ganglions nearer to the effectors
- B.
Ganglions nearer to the spinal cord
- C.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, no hormones
- D.
One neuron chain, no ganglion, epinephrine and norepinephrine hormones
- E.
α receptors on some or all effectors
- F.
β receptors on some or all effectors
- G.
Muscarinic receptors on some or all effectors
- H.
Nicotinic receptors on some or all effectors
- I.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in cranial and sacral regions
- J.
Nerves exit spinal cord only in thoracic and lumbar regions
- K.
Norepinephrine used in at least one junction or synapse
- L.
Dopamine used in at least one junction or synapse
- M.
Acetylcholine used in at least one junction or synapse
- 5.According to the handout, the synapse neurotransmitter common to ALL neurons exiting the spinal cord toward their synapses, whether in ganglions or at effector organs is:
- A.
Acetylcholine
- B.
Norepinephrine
- 6.According to the handout, ALL the neurons in the systems we have discussed synapse to junctions that are [muscarinic/nicotinic] except for the ones junctioning to ____________________ at their distal ends.
- A.
Muscarinic
- B.
Nicotinic
- C.
Cholinergic smooth and cardiac muscle, glands
- D.
Adrenergic smooth and cardiac muscle, glands
- E.
Skeletal muscles
- F.
Sympathetic ganglions
- G.
Parasympathetic ganglions
- H.
Both types autonomic ganglions
- I.
Adrenal medulla
- 7.The parasympathetic effector junctions are ALL to what type of receptors?
- A.
Muscalinic
- B.
Nicotinic
- 8.The following are characteristics of which system?Eye – miosis, lens focused for near visionExocrine glands – (lacrimal, mucous, salivary etc.)- increased secretionsLung – bronchoconstrictionHeart – decreased heart rateGastrointestinal tract – increased gastric acid and increased motilityUrinary bladder – increased urinationMale sex organs – erection
- A.
Parasympathetic
- B.
Sympathetic
- 9.The more common function that β2 receptors have on their effector organs is
- A.
Dilation/relaxation
- B.
Constriction/toning
- 10.Most commonly, if the drug name ends in "-olol", it is a _________-blocker.
- 11.Most commonly, if a drug name ends in "-alol", it is a combined _________ and ________ blocker.
- 12.Select all the direct-acting muscarinic receptor agonists
- A.
Acetylcholine
- B.
Cevimeline
- C.
Carbachol
- D.
Bethanechol
- E.
Pilocarpine
- F.
Muscarine
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