1. Explain how each of these systems (sympathetic / parasympathetic) affect each of the following: A....
1. Explain how each of these systems (sympathetic /
parasympathetic) affect each of the following:
A. heart rate
B. blood pressure
C. digestive muscles
D. digestive glands
E. adrenal medulla
F. blood vessels to skeletal muscles
G. blood vessels to respiratory system
H. blood vessels to digestive organs
I. blood vessels to skin.
Homework Answers
A. heart rate
Sympathetic: increases heart rate and force of contraction
Parasympathetic: decreases heart rate
B. blood pressure
Sympathetic: Increases blood pressure
parasympathetic: decreases blood pressure
C. digestive muscles
sympathetic: decreases activity of digestive muscles
parasympathetic: increases activity of digestive muscles
D. digestive glands
sympathetic: decreases activity of digestive glands
parasympathetic: increases activity of digestive glands
E. adrenal medulla
sympathetic: stimulates medulla cells to secrete epinephrine and norepinephrine
parasympathetic: no effect
F. blood vessels to skeletal muscles
sympathetic: increased blood flow to the skeletal muscles
parasympathetic: decreased blood flow to the skeletal muscles
G. blood vessels to respiratory system
sympathetic: decreased blood flow
parasympathetic: increased blood flow
H. blood vessels to digestive organs
sympathetic: decreased blood flow to digestive organs
parasympathetic : increased blood flow to digestive organs
I. blood vessels to skin.
sympathetic: decreased blood flow to skin
parasympathetic: increased blood flow to skin
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