Anatomy Jeopardy Tom Gest, PhD Division of Anatomical Sciences University of Michigan Medical School

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Anatomy JeopardyTom Gest, PhD Division of
Anatomical Sciences University of Michigan
Medical School
Autonomic Reviewwith
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Pathways
Targets
CNS/PNS
Ganglia
Origins
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Keep a record of each players points.
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Origins 100 Points
Otherwise known as the origin of the sympathetic
nervous system.
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Origins 100 Points
What is the thoracolumbar outflow?
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Origins 200 Points
Origin of pelvic splanchnic nerves.
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Origins 200 Points
What is the lateral horn of spinal cord levels
S2-4?
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Origins 300 Points
Cranial nerves that distribute parasympathetic
fibers to ganglia in the head.
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Origins 300 Points
What are cranial nerves III, VII, and IX?
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Origins 400 Points
Origin of the lesser thoracic splanchnic nerve.
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Origins 400 Points
What is the lateral horn of spinal cord levels
T10-11?
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Origins 500 Points
Source of parasympathetics to the thoracic
viscera.
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Origins 500 Points
What are the vagus nerves?
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Pathways 100 Points
Source of fibers that form the cervical
sympathetic trunk.
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Pathways 100 Points
What are spinal cord levels T1-T4?
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Pathways 200 Points
Spinal nerve root that carries presynaptic
autonomic fibers.
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Pathways 200 Points
What is the ventral root?
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Pathways 300 Points
Connection between the ventral primary ramus and
sympathetic chain only found in thoracic and
upper lumbar levels.
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Pathways 300 Points
What is a white ramus communicans?
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Pathways 400 Points
Source of most sympathetic fibers to the heart.
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Pathways 400 Points
What are cervical cardiac branches?
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Pathways 500 Points
Connections to ventral primary rami containing
unmyelinated fibers.
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Pathways 500 Points
What are gray rami communicantes?
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Ganglia 100 Points
Greater thoracic splanchnic nerves go here to
synapse.
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Ganglia 100 Points
What are the celiac ganglia?
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Ganglia 200 Points
Inferior end of the sympathetic chains.
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Ganglia 200 Points
What is the ganglion impar?
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Ganglia 300 Points
Ganglia where no synapses happen.
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Ganglia 300 Points
What are sensory ganglia?
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Ganglia 400 Points
Four pairs of autonomic ganglia in the head.
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Ganglia 400 Points
What are the ciliary, pterygopalatine,
submandibular and otic ganglia?
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Ganglia 500 Points
Four types of preaortic ganglia?
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Ganglia 500 Points
What are the celiac, superior mesenteric,
aorticorenal, and inferior mesenteric ganglia?
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CNS/PNS 100 Points
Axons arising in this horn of the spinal cord
follow presynaptic autonomics to the spinal
nerve.
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CNS/PNS 100 Points
What is the ventral horn?
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CNS/PNS 200 Points
These trunks form as a thoracic autonomic plexus
passes into the abdomen.
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CNS/PNS 200 Points
What are the vagal trunks?
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CNS/PNS 300 Points
This ramus may carry both sympathetic and
parasympathetic fibers.
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CNS/PNS 300 Points
What is a ventral primary ramus?
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CNS/PNS 400 Points
These rami connect the sympathetic chain
ganglia.
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CNS/PNS 400 Points
What are interganglionic rami?
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CNS/PNS 500 Points
Vertebral level where the presynaptic neuron of
the pelvic splanchnics lie.
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CNS/PNS 500 Points
What is L1?
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Targets 100 Points
Primary target of sympathetics.
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Targets 100 Points
What is vascular smooth muscle?
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Targets 200 Points
Smooth muscle of organ walls.
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Targets 200 Points
What is the primary target of parasympathetics?
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Targets 300 Points
Only tissue innervated by preganglionic
autonomic fibers.
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Targets 300 Points
What is the suprarenal medulla?
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Targets 400 Points
Only sympathetic target innervated by
acetylcholine.
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Targets 400 Points
What are sweat glands?
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Targets 500 Points
Asthma drugs mimic the action of these fibers.
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Targets 500 Points
What are sympathetic fibers?
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Good luck on your final exam
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