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Match the options to each neuron --- Options - Reside in brainstem - Reside in spinal...

Match the options to each neuron

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- Reside in brainstem

- Reside in spinal cord

- Release Acetylcholine

- Release Noradrenaline

- Release Adrenaline

- Have nicotinic receptors

- Have muscarinic receptors

- Have adrenergic receptors

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a) Sympathetic Pre-ganglionic Neurons

b) Sympathetic Post-ganglionic Neurons

c) Parasympathetic Pre-ganglionic Neurons

d) Parasympathetic Post-ganglionic Neurons

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(a) sympathetic preganglionic neurons:

  • Reside in spinal cord
  • Release acetylcholine

(b) sympathetic postganglionic neurons:

  • Release noradrenaline
  • Have nicotinic receptors (acetylcholine released from preganglionic fibres act on these receptors)

(c) parasympathetic preganglionic neurons:

  • Reside in brainstem
  • Release acetylcholine

(d) parasympathetic postganglionic neurons:

  • Release acetylcholine
  • Have nicotinic receptors

Note: neurotransmitters released from postganglionic fibres of sympathetic and parasympathetic neurons i.e noradrenaline and acetylcholine respectively,acts on receptors located in different locations of body.

Parasympathetic-nicotinic and muscarinic

Sympathetic-adrenergic

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