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1. . General Visceral Motor Neurons: these carry impulses to cardiac muscle, smooth muscle and some glands.

2. . General Visceral Sensory Neurons carry impulses from: the internal organs and joints to the CNS.

3. . The ANS contains both sensory: and motor neurons

4. . The ANS regulates the activity of: smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and certain glands.

5. Adjusting the rate and force of the heartbeat: General Visceral Motor Neurons

6. Changing pupil size in the eye produced: General Visceral Motor Neurons

7. Detecting stretch of organs and blood vessels: . General Visceral Motor Neurons

8. Dilating blood vessels: General Visceral Motor Neurons

9. General Visceral Sensory Neurons: makeup the input portion of the ANS.

10. Monitoring CO2 levels in the blood: . General Visceral Motor Neurons

11. Monitoring fullness of the urinary bladder: . General Visceral Motor Neurons

12. Most parasympathetic ganglia are located in the: visceral effector organs

13. Movements in the GI tract: General Visceral Motor Neurons

14. Pain and nausea sensations from damaged viscera: . General Visceral Motor Neurons

15. Parasympathetic fibers emerge from: the brain and sacral portion of the spinal cord (referred to as Craniosacral).

16. Postganglionic Neuron: -extends to effectors in the body. Nerve fibers in these neurons are extremely thin and are never myelinated.

17. Preganglionic Neuron: in the CNS. These contain a preganglionic axon
that synapses with the second motor neuron of the ANS. These
neurons usually contain thin nerve fibers that are lightly myelinated

18. Sympathetic fibers originate in the: Thoracolumbar region of the
spinal cord.

19. sympathetic ganglia lie near the: spinal cord

20. The ANS is regulated primarily by the: hypothalamus.

21. The first neuron has its cell body in the: CNS

22. the second extends to: effectors
in the body (which includes cardiac and smooth muscle and glands).

23. The sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions are distinguished by:: Their specific origin sites
The lengths of their fibers
Location of their ganglia

24. what separates 2 neurons?: autonomic ganglion