BIOL 1004 Lecture Notes - Splanchnic Nerves, Pharyngeal Plexus Of Vagus Nerve, Splanchnic

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Peripheral nervous system i and ii: definitions. Nerve: bundle of nerve fibers surrounded by epineurium. Ganglia: thickening of nerve (e. g. synapses or sensory cell bodies) Pns: cranial nerves (12 pairs) and spinal nerves (31 pairs: basic divisions (note sometimes these dichotomies are not so clear cut) Know topology of spinal cord, roots, rami. Somatic afferent and autonomic afferent (i. e. the sensory nerves) are similar, and are not interrupted for peripheral synapses (go directly to and synapse within. Sympathetic trunk, prevertebral, suprarenal (adrenal) medulla2 short postganglionic. Ganglia in head (4 such), or close to visceral organs. Symp and parasymp afferents have cell bodies at different levels of the cns. 1 symp and parasymp efferents innervate common targets, and have antagonistic. The preganglionic fibers exit the ventral root, enter white rami communicates, and into the sympathetic trunk (aka paravertebral ganglia). Overview of major nerves, plexuses, and ganglia: splanchnic nerves. Major three (all presynaptic sympathetic): greater (t5-9), lesser (t10-11)

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