Across
- 3. Neurotransmitter released by somatic motor neurons (Page 525).
- 4. Type of nerve fibers running in cranial nerves before synapsing with ganglia. (528)
- 8. Term describing sympathetic tone affecting blood vessel constriction. (536)
- 9. Nucleus in the midbrain associated with oculomotor nerve function. (528)
- 14. Cranial nerve involved in activating parotid salivary glands. (528)
- 15. The division of ANS which mobilizes the body during activity (fight-or-flight response) (Page 527).
- 17. The division of ANS which promotes maintenance functions and conserves energy (Page 526).
- 18. Gland releasing epinephrine and norepinephrine in response to sympathetic stimulation.(Page 527)
- 20. An organ or cell that acts in response to a stimulus. (page 525)
Down
- 1. Chemical signaling molecules that neurons release to affect other cells across a synapse(Page 525).
- 2. Nerve fibers that synapse with target organs after leaving ganglia. (528)
- 5. System of motor neurons innervating smooth and cardiac muscle (Page 524).
- 6. Ganglia deep to the mandibular angles, activating salivary glands via facial nerve fibers. (528)
- 7. Ganglia posterior to the maxillae, synapsing with facial nerve fibers. (528)
- 10. Cranial nerve that stimulates glands in the head, including nasal and lacrimal glands. (528)
- 11. Cranial nerve responsible for pupil constriction and lens bulging in the eye. (528)
- 12. (NE) - Neurotransmitter released by sympathetic fibers (Page 525)
- 13. Ganglia within the eye orbits where postganglionic neurons of oculomotor nerves reside. (528)
- 16. Cranial nerve accounting for 90% of all preganglionic parasympathetic fibers in the body. (528)
- 19. Carry signals away (page. 525)