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ANS pharmacology

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Nervous system divided into

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CNS PNS

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Preganglionic nerve originates in the

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CNS, usually myelinated

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Post-ganglionic nerve is

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nonmyelinated and terminates in smooth or cardiac muscle, exocrine glands

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In between pre-ganglionic and post-ganglionic is

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ganglion

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Ganglion

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receptor between nerves

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Neuroeffector transmitter

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effector organ

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Parasympathetic cranial innervation

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III, VII, IX, X

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Parasympathetic pre-ganglia are

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long

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Sympathetic pre-ganglia are

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short

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Parasympathetic connects the brain to the sacrum

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craniosacral

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Sympathetic originates in the spine

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Thoracolumbar

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Acetylcholine

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All preganglionic fibers
Post-ganglionic fibers parasympathetic
post-ganglionic fibers innervating sweat glands
Somatic system

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Norepinephrine

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post-ganglionic fibers- sympathetic

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Cholinergic receptor families

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muscarinic
nicotinic

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nicotinic

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Nm
Nn
Ligand gated ion channels (na+, ca2+)
NM = muscle
Nn = neuron
Ionotropic receptors

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muscarinic

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5 subtypes M1-M5
G-protein coupled receptors
M1&M3- IP3 and DAG as second messengers
M2- Adenyl cyclase

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Dont learn the Ms

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for muscarinics, too far

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Key Nm & Nn

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Nm - neuromuscular junction
Nn - autonimic ganglia, adrenal medulla

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Key Muscarinic

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do not memorize M1-5

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Key parasympathetic

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affector, vs transmission vs neuromuscular junction

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****A2

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sketchy mechanisms, learn em

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a2 stops release of

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norepi

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a2 is kind of a weird norepi ____

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negative feedback loop/release valve

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b1, b2, b3

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b1 have equal affinity for epi and norepi
b2 have a higher affinity for norepi
located on post-synaptic effector cells

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adenyl cyclase and cAMP are the second messengers for

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b1,b2,b3

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norepinephrine are

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presynaptic neurotransmitter

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synthesis of norepi fromm

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dopamine

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norepi released into

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synapse

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a2 is found in the

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presynapse

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cOMT

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catechol-o-methyltransferase

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neurotransmitter can be put back into

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pre-synapse

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MAO

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monoamineoxidase

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norepi can be

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degraded in two places or recycled

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when norepi is released, one of 4 things can happen

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binding
degredation x2 enzymes
reuptake