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PNS & ENDOCRINE SYSTEM (ENDOCRINE HORMONES (antidiuretic hormone (ADH)…

- - - - melatonin- controls sleep cycles, alertness and temperature
  - - - produces hormones that stimulates the pituitary gland
  - - - signals other glands to produce their hormones when needed
      - anterior lobe
        
        makes and releases hormones under control of the hypothalamus
      - posterior lobe
        
        stores and secretes hormones that are made in the hypothalamus
- - - - norepinephrine
      - epinephrine
    - - eyes, lungs, heart, etc.
        
        "E" = exercise, excitement, emergency, and embarassement
  - - - acetylcholine
    - - salivary glands, digestive and reproductive organs
        
        "D" = digestion, defecation, and diaresis (urination)
- - - - functions with muscles of facial expression and taste
        
        mixed nerve
    - - functions in hearing and equilibrium (balance)
        
        sensory nerve
    - - functions in chewing, sensory, skin of face
        
        mixed nerve
    - - functions in lateral rectus eye muscle, abducts the eye
        
        motor nerve
    - - functions in superior oblique muscle of eye
        
        motor nerve
    - - functions in secretion of saliva, taste, regulation of blood pressure, proprioception of muscles, allows swallowing
        
        mixed nerve
    - - functions in most muscles of eye, eyelid, and pupillary constriction
        
        motor nerve
    - - functions in smooth muscle constriction, relaxation, digestive fluids, parasympathetic innervation
        
        mixed nerve
    - - functions in vision
        
        sensory nerve
    - - functions in swallowing, movements of head, proprioception
        
        mixed nerve
    - - functions in sense smell
        
        sensory nerve
    - - functions in movement of tongue during speech and swalowing
        
        mixed nerve
- - - - control the basal metabolic rate
        
        controlled by TSH
  - - - STIMULATES DEVELOPEMENT OF THE Tcells involved in the immune response
  - - - increases blood calium levels
  - - - epinephrine
        
        stimulates the "fight or flight" response
  - - - glucocorticoids or cortisol
        
        responds to stress or injury and relwases anti-inflammatory
        
        activated by ACTH