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(noun) a large part of the autonomic nervous system. It consists of ganglia, nerves, and plexuses that supply involuntary muscles. Most of the nerves of the system are motor, but some are sensory
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| sympathetic nervous system |
The part of the nervous system over which a person does not have conscious control. This includes nerves of the heart and lungs.
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| sympathetic nervous system |
A part of the autonomic nervous system or involuntary nervous system. It regulates tissues not under voluntary control, eg. glands, heart, blood vessels and smooth muscle.
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| sympathetic nervous system |
A part of the nervous system that causes relaxation of the bladder and contraction of the internal sphincter. Urine storage in the bladder is primarily the result of a functional sympathetic system.
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| sympathetic nervous system |
A branch of the autonomic nervous system that releases adrenaline.
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