Complete each sentence by dragging each word or phrase to the proper position. Then arrange the sentences into the order of occurrence of motor impulses of the ANS. 1. Action potentials travel along the nerve fiber and enter the.
2. Fibers exiting the take one of three routes: the spinal nerve route, the sympathetic nerve route, and the nerve route.
3. Arriving at target cells nerve fibers release acetylcholine or norepinephrine into the synaptic cleft.
4. Also known as the division, the sympathetic nervous system exits the preganglionic CNS via the spinal nerves from T1-L2.
5. The effect of norepinephrine binding to receptors stimulates cardiac muscle cells. i. postganglionic
ii. sympathetic chain ganglia,
iii. craniosacral
iv. thoracolumbar
v. cholinergic
vi. preganglionic
vii. adrenergic
viii. splanchnic

1. vi. Preganglionic

2. vii. adrenergic

3. ii. sympathetic chain ganglia

4. iii. Craniosacral

5. viii. splanchnic

Explanation:

Action potential travel down preganglionic nerve fibre. They travel towards Vagus Nerve near the effector organ. These impulses arrive at cardiac plexus, which create action potential in postganlianic.

where is the scientific experiment?

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