The division of the ANS that prepares the body for activity and stress is the_____division. (a) sympathetic, (b) parasympathetic, (c) craniosacral, (d) intramural, (e) somatomotor.

The preganglionic and ganglionic neurons are missing from the diagram below showing the distribution of sympathetic innervation. Indicate their distribution using red for the preganglionic neurons and black for the ganglionic neurons.

Relate each of the following terms or phrases to either the sympathetic (S) or parasympathetic (P) division of the autonomic nervous system:______(1) short preganglionic, long postganglionic fibers______(2) intramural ganglia______(3) craniosacral part______(4) adrenergic fibers______(5) cervical ganglia______(6) otic and ciliary ganglia

Relate each of the following terms or phrases to either the sympathetic (S) or parasympathetic (P) division of the autonomic nervous system:______(7) generally short-duration action______(8) increases heart rate and blood pressure______ (9) increases gastric motility and secretion of lacrimal, salivary, and digestive juices______(10) innervates blood vessels______(11) most active when you are relaxing in a hammock______(12) active when you are running in the Boston Marathon

Collateral sympathetic ganglia are involved with innervatinga. abdominal organs,b. thoracic organs,c. head,d. arrector pili,e. all of these.

Effects produced by the parasympathetic branch of the ANS include (a) dilation of the pupils, (b) increased secretion by digestive glands, (c) dilation of respiratory passages, (d) increased heart rate, (e) increased breakdown of glycogen by the liver.

Starting in the spinal cord, trace an action potential through the sympathetic division of the ANS until it reaches a target organ in the abdominopelvic region.

Briefly explain why the following terms are sometimes used to refer to the autonomic nervous system: involuntary nervous system and emotional-visceral system.