HPNU 3060 Exam 2 Questions with Detailed Verified Answers for Accuracy

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HPNU 3060 Exam 2 Questions with
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Question: Two subdivisions of efferent neurons?
Answer: somatic motor neurons and autonomic neurons


Question: Where do efferent neurons carry information?
Answer: from CNS to the muscles and glands of the body


Question: What muscles do somatic motor neurons control?
Answer: skeletal muscles


Question: What muscles do autonomic neurons control?
Answer: smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, many glands, and
some adipose tissue


Question: What two subdivisions are part of the autonomic
division?
Answer: sympathetic branch ("fight-or-flight) and
parasympathetic branch ("rest-and-digest")


Question: What reflexes work with the endocrine and
behavioral state system to maintain homeostasis?

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Answer: Autonomic reflexes


Question: Where are the homeostatic control centers
located?
Answer: hypothalamus, pons, medulla


Question: What autonomic reflexes do not need integration
in brain?
Answer: spinal reflexes


Question: What initiates autonomic, endocrine, and
behavioral responses?
Answer: The hypothalamus, pons and medulla


Question: Figure 11.2
Answer:


Question: Figure 11.3
Answer:


Question: What are the branches of antagonistic control?
Answer: excitatory branch and inhibitory branch

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Question: What are some exceptions to dual antagonistic
control?
Answer: sweat glands and smooth muscles in most blood
vessels and cooperative control


Question: cooperative control
Answer: work on different tissues to achieve common goal


Question: What are autonomic pathways two efferent
neurons in series?
Answer: preganglionic neuron and postganglionic neuron


Question: Where does the preganglionic neuron project
from and go to?
Answer: projects from CNS to an autonomic ganglion outside
the CNS


Question: What does the the preganglionic neuron synapse
with?
Answer: synapses with postganglionic neuron


Question: Where does the postganglionic neuron project
from and go to?
Answer: projects from an autonomic ganglion and to the target
tissue