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Hormones and Nervous System - Animal R, Adrenocorticotropic hormone, (Can…
Hormones and Nervous System - Animal R
Peripheral
Autonomic NS
Parasympathetic
Nervous Response
Chemoreceptors detect low CO2 levels (In carotid artery or body + aorta)
Signals to medulla oblongata the change (cardio stimulatory centre)
Medulla oblongata sends less frequent electrical impulses down the "Decelerator nerve" or Vagus Nerve/Parasympathetic to the SA node, therefore decreasing heart rate (bpm)
Hormones
Releases acetylcholine to slow down the heart rate
Sympathetic
Nervous Response
Chemoreceptors detect high CO2 levels (In carotid artery or body + aorta)
Signal to medulla oblongata the change (Cardio inhibitory centre)
Medulla oblongata sends electrical impulse down "Accelerator neve" or the Sympathetic nerve
SA node receives more frequent impulses therefore increasing Heart Rate (bpm)
Hormones
Hypothalamus activates sympathetic NS
Activates the adrenal medulla
Releases Noradrenaline and adrenaline into bloodstream
Adrenal Cortical system
Hypothalamus releases CRF
CRF received by pituitary gland, produces ACTH from anterior pituitary to adrenal cortex
Adrenal cortex releases around 30 hormones e.g cortisol into bloodstream
Central
Adrenocorticotropic hormone
(Can also be pressure by baroreceptors)
Fight or flight
Adenylyl Cyclase