Guyton and Hall Medical Physiology (Chapter 61) REVIEW Autonomic Nervous System || Study This!

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Review of the 61st chapter (Ch. 61) of Guyton and Hall's Medical physiology Textbook which covers "The Autonomic Nervous System and the Adrenal Medulla"

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[jaydee]

10:22.. Alfha and beta are not the part of sympathetic nerve system or adregergic receptors?

[fakhriphotograph]

sir, based on that chapter, the midpontine in the brainstem can control arterial pressure. Does the mechanism is that the midpontine itself that project neuron to the blood vessels or it commands on the sympathetic nervous system that causes the vasoconstriction and subsequently increases the arterial pressure?

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Isn't it like that ...that muscarinic receptors are for both parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous system (9:44)

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