Symphatheticnervesfunction
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The sympathetic nervous system is a part of the autonomic nervous system that operates during stressful situations, often referred to as the 'fight or flight response.' Its functions include increasing blood flow, oxygen supply, and energy to prepare the body for action, as well as specific physiological effects such as pupil dilation, heart rate acceleration, and glucose production. Overall, it facilitates necessary adjustments in the body to cope with stress effectively.
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- 2. CLASSIFICATION OF NERVOUS SYSTEM :
- 3. SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM: •It is a type of Autonomic nervous system •It works under stressfull conditions •So it is also called as "Fight or Flight response" ~What our body requires during stress condition? •More Blood supply •More Oxygen supply •More energy⚡ supply to fight against stress
- 4. Functions of sympathetic nerves _________________________: Sympathetic nervous system is a division of nervous system that functions to produce localised adjustments (such as sweating as a response to an increase in temperature) and reflex adjustments of the cardiovascular system 1) Dilates pupil
- 5. 2) Inhibits salivation 3) Relaxes Bronchi
- 6. 4) Accelerates Heartbeat 5) Inhibits peristalis and secretion in stomach
- 7. 6) Stimulates glucose production and release 7) Secretion of adrenaline and noradrenaline
- 8. 8) Inhinits bladder contraction 9) Stimulates orgasm
- 9. SUMMARY