
peripheral nervous system
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Peripheral Nervous
System
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Open Ended
what are the types of neurons we have discussed before?
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Open Ended
what is the peripheral nervous system (PNS) composed of?
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- It connects the central nervous system
with all parts of the body
- It consist of a network of nerves that
are distributed all over the different
body parts, and include :
a) Cranial nerves
b) spinal nerves
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1) Cranial nerves:
- Number: 12 pairs connected to the brain
- Types: sensory and motors or mixed nerves
They are nerves that transmit the
nerve impulses from the receptor
organs to the brain and transmit
the stimulating orders from the
brain to the effector organs
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Spinal nerves :
• Number: 31 pairs are connected to the spinal cord
• Types: mixed (sensory and motor)
• Spinal nerve roots: each spinal nerve has two roots
(dorsal and ventral)
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Nerves
Number
1) cervical
8 pairs that are connected with the
neck
2) Thoracic
12 pairs that are connected with the
chest
3) lumbar
5 pairs that are connected with
lumbar vertebrae
4) sacral
5 pairs that are connected with the
sacral vertebrae
5) Coccigeal
1 pair that is connected with coccyx
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P.O.C
Dorsal root
Ventral root
Structure:
Contains sensory nerve fibers
Contains motor nerve fibers
Function:
Transmits message (nerve impulse)
from the receptor organs to the spinal
cord and brain
Transmits message or stimulating orders
(nerve impulses) from the brain and spinal
cord to the responding (effector) organs,
such as muscles and glands
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Multiple Choice
The peripheral nervous system consists of .............................
sensory nerve cells and connector nerve cell
Motor nerve cells and connector nerve cells
sensory nerve cells and motor nerve cells
sensory nerve cells and neuroglial cells
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Reflex action (reflex arc)
Afferent
Sensory neuron
Efferent
Motor neuron
Receptor
Sense organ
Intermediate
Connector neuron
Effector
Responding organ
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Reflex Arc (Reflex action)
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Multiple Choice
In the reflex arc, the terminal arborizations of the connector neurons are connected with...............
the dendrites and cell body of sensory neurons.
the dendrites and cell body of motor neurons.
the sensory receptors
the responding organs
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Autonomic nervous system
Function:
it regulates the different involuntary activities (that don’t
obey the human will), such as:
-Regulating the contraction movement of the cardiac
muscle and smooth (involuntary) muscles.
-Secretion of the body glands
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Effector organ
Sympathetic nervous system
Parasympathetic nervous
system
eye
Dilation
Contraction
Salivary gland
Little saliva secretion
large secretion
Respiratory system
Dilation of bronchioles and
dec. secretion
Constriction of bronchioles
and inc. secretion
heart
Inc. heart beat
Dec. heart beat
Blood vessels
Vasoconstriction
(contraction)
Vasodilation (relaxation)
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Peripheral Nervous
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