HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLecture 15 Lecture 15 0% Question 1 of 16 What inactivates cAMP? to restore normality in a cell? Phosphodiesterase (PDE) Enzyme inactivates cAMP.What inactivates cAMP? to restore normality in a cell? ==Phosphodiesterase (PDE) Enzyme inactivates cAMP. Question 1 of 16Question 2 of 16 Fill blanks to describe sympathetic / parasympathetic systems: F_____ or F_____ / R _____ and D _____. Fight or flight / rest and digest.Fill blanks to describe sympathetic / parasympathetic systems: F_____ or F_____ / R _____ and D _____. ==Fight or flight / rest and digest. Question 2 of 16Question 3 of 16 What is the difference between visceral effector nerves and hormone response? Visceral nerves directly stimulate effector organs (eg heart) whereas hormones are released as a response to visceral stimulation into the bloodstream, stimulating effector organs more.What is the difference between visceral effector nerves and hormone response?==Visceral nerves directly stimulate effector organs (eg heart) whereas hormones are released as a response to visceral stimulation into the bloodstream, stimulating effector organs more. Question 3 of 16Question 4 of 16 What does cortisol do? Rebuilds damaged bone and tissue after alarm response, reduced immunity.What does cortisol do?==Rebuilds damaged bone and tissue after alarm response, reduced immunity. Question 4 of 16Question 5 of 16 What does adrenal medulla secrete? =Epin / norepi. What does adrenal medulla secrete? =Epin / norepi. Question 5 of 16Question 6 of 16 What does adrenal cortex secrete? =Cortisol. What does adrenal cortex secrete? =Cortisol. Question 6 of 16Question 7 of 16 What are the advantages of visceral effector nerve response and adrenal medulla hormone response? =Nerves = instant. Hormones = sustained. What are the advantages of visceral effector nerve response and adrenal medulla hormone response? =Nerves = instant. Hormones = sustained.Question 7 of 16Question 8 of 16 What are the problems of over stimulation of sympathetic / cortisol? =Heart, blood vessels, brain, digestion, immunity, behaviour, perception. What are the problems of over stimulation of sympathetic / cortisol? =Heart, blood vessels, brain, digestion, immunity, behaviour, perception. Question 8 of 16Question 9 of 16 How do you reduce mega stress? =Slow deep breaths – exhale longer than inhale. How do you reduce mega stress? =Slow deep breaths – exhale longer than inhale. Question 9 of 16Question 10 of 16 What is sinus arrhythmia? =The effect that rate of breath has on heart rate. What is sinus arrhythmia? =The effect that rate of breath has on heart rate. Question 10 of 16Question 11 of 16 What happens to reflexes if there is an UMN lesion? =Jerky, uncontrolled (spastic paralysis) – reflexes. What happens to reflexes if there is an UMN lesion? =Jerky, uncontrolled (spastic paralysis) – reflexes. Question 11 of 16Question 12 of 16 What happens with limbs if there is a lesion in LMN? =Flaccid (flaccid paralysis) – no reflexes. What happens with limbs if there is a lesion in LMN? =Flaccid (flaccid paralysis) – no reflexes. Question 12 of 16Question 13 of 16 What type of movements is the pyramidal system (UMN) capable of? Big fast movements (coarse).What type of movements is the pyramidal system (UMN) capable of? ==Big fast movements (coarse). Question 13 of 16Question 14 of 16 What does the basal ganglia do to these movements? =Refine, smooth, precision, sensitivity. What does the basal ganglia do to these movements? =Refine, smooth, precision, sensitivity. Question 14 of 16Question 15 of 16 Describe the effects of too little / too much dopamine? =Too little = rigidity / tremors / wooden face / inability to initiate movement. Too much = depression, schizophrenia, risk taking. Describe the effects of too little / too much dopamine? =Too little = rigidity / tremors / wooden face / inability to initiate movement. Too much = depression, schizophrenia, risk taking. Question 15 of 16Question 16 of 16 What are the surgical treatments for Parkinson’s Disease? =Pallidectomy, deep brain stem, leuodopen, carbidopo, binemet, levodopa. What are the surgical treatments for Parkinson’s Disease? =Pallidectomy, deep brain stem, leuodopen, carbidopo, binemet, levodopa. Question 16 of 16 Loading...