Ch.13 Matching
| What are the effects of medications that inhibit muscarinic receptors? |
| Dry mouth, dry eyes, pupil dilation, urine retention, and constipation |
| Examples of fight or flight reactions of the SNS? |
| -Heart rate increases
-Bronchioles dilate
-Pupils dilate
-Digestion slows |
| What is the function of the ANS? |
| Controls nonvoluntary functions such as blood pressure, digestion, breathing, and pupil dilation/constriction |
| What are the effects of medications that stimulate alpha receptors? |
| Excitation, stimulation or constriction of the organ or tissue |
| What are the effects of medications that stimulate beta receptors? |
| Relaxation, inhibition or dilation of the organ or tissue except for the heart. Stimulation of beta receptors in the heart increases blood pressure |
| What is the effect of medications that stimulate muscarinic receptors? |
| What allows the SNS and the PSNS to balance each other out? |
| Dual Innervation of organs and tissues |
| Which neurotransmitter stimulates receptors on muscles to make them move? |
| What is the function of the somatic nervous system (SoNS)? |
| Regulates or controls voluntary muscles |
| Examples of anticholinergic medications |
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