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DQ1. What is the functional relationship of the PNS to the CNS? DQ2. List the structural...

DQ1. What is the functional relationship of the PNS to the CNS?

DQ2. List the structural components of the PNS and describe the function of each component.

DQ3. Indicate the results of-sympathetic activation of the following structures: sweat gland, eye pupil, adrenal medulla, heart, liver ,bronchioles, blood vessels of GI, and Salivary glands.

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Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago
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