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autonomic the 'unconscious' nervous system which is separate from, but linked to that of the spinal cord. It controls the bladder and bowels, blood circulation and sweating.
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autonomic dysreflexia an autonomic reflex causing a sudden, severe, increase in blood pressure in response to pain or discomfort, usually originating below the level of paralysis. Tetraplegics are more prone to this complication as their autonomic nervous systems are unable to oppose the reflex. Commonly caused by an over-full bladder or bowel it presents as profuse sweating, flushing and a blinding headache. It is a medical emergency, and if untreated can cause death.
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autonomic nervous system for the innervation of smooth muscle, heart muscle, and glands, consisting of a craniosacral (parasympathetic) and thoracolumbar (sympathetic) portion.
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autonomic nervous system Vegetative nervous system. Nervous system that regulates the body's vital functions (eg digestion, body temperature, respiration) and is not subject to direct voluntary control.
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autonomic nervous system Stephen Borst, Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Gainesville, Florida
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