Ted's heart rate is increasing; his respiratory rate is increasing, and his blood pressure is increasing. His digestive activity is slowing. More of his blood is now flowing to his brain and skeletal muscles, and less to his digestive organs. These changes are occurring because neurons of the ________ division of his ANS have increased their activity:
Group of answer choices
afferent
parasympathetic
sympathetic
somatic
Ans - Sympathetic system
Sympathetic and Parasympathetic
Effector organs |
Parasympathetic system |
Sympathetic system |
Salivary glands |
Increase secretion |
Decrease secretion |
Bronchi (Lungs) |
Bronchoconstriction |
Bronchodilatation |
Heart |
Decrese in Heart rate ,Decrease force of coduction,Decrease conductivity of heart |
Increase in Heart rate,Increase in force of contraction ,Incresase conductivity through Heart |
Intestines |
Increase intestinal motility and peristalis may result in diarrhea . |
Decrease intestinal motility and peristalsis and result in constipation |
Bladder |
Increase contractility of blaader |
Decrease contractility of blaader |
Skeletal muscles |
Arteriolar constriction. |
Arteiolar dilatation so increase blood supply to skeletal muscle help to fight against stress |
Ted's heart rate is increasing; his respiratory rate is increasing, and his blood pressure is increasing....
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