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Autonomic Nervous System

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  • December 1, 2023
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Autonomic Nervous System
Divisions
Organisation
Physiology and Pharmacology
Central control

 Responsible for the regulation of visceral functions and maintenance
of homeostasis of the internal environment
 Not under conscious control

Divisions
 Sympathetic Division (SANS)
 Parasympathetic Division (PANS)
 Enteric Division
General organisation of the ANS
 2 neuron chain
 1st neuron= cell body in the central NS (preganglionic neuron)
 Synapse in ganglia where second-order neurons originate from and
which innervate effectors (postganglionic neuron)
Organisation of the SANS
 Preganglionic neurons lie in the intermediolateral cell column
between T1-L2 (i.e. Thoracolumbar outflow)
 Preganglionic fibres synapse in paired paravertebral ganglia (22
of these on either side of the spinal cord extending from cervical to
sacral region)
 Preganglionic fibres may pass up/down the paravertebral ganglia
before synapsing
Expectations
 Some preganglionic neurons pass through the paravertebral ganglia
without synapsing
 These preganglionic neurons eventually synapse with
postganglionic neurons in the prevertebral ganglia
 These postganglionic neurons innervate the glands, blood vessels
and smooth muscles of the abdominal and pelvic viscera
 Some preganglionic fibres directly innervate the adrenal gland
 Adrenal gland may be considered to be a specialised sympathetic
ganglia
 Effect of stimulation is to release adrenaline and noradrenaline into
the blood resulting in a diffuse, wide-ranging sympathetic response
SANS NTs
 Between pre and postganglionic neurons, the NTS is acetylcholine-
the receptor subtype is nicotinic (cholinergic)
 Between postganglionic neuron and effector the NT is noradrenaline-
the receptor subtype is adrenergic

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