Applying a drug which blocks the absorption of NE into the adrenergic nerve terminal will result in:

A) increased sympathetic responses.

B) decreased sympathetic responses.

C) increased destruction of NE by MAO.

D) decreased destruction of NE by COMT.

Question

Darrell Hatfield

Biology

12 December, 20:40

Applying a drug which blocks the absorption of NE into the adrenergic nerve terminal will result in:

A) increased sympathetic responses.

B) decreased sympathetic responses.

C) increased destruction of NE by MAO.

D) decreased destruction of NE by COMT.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Kyle James · Answer 1

A. Increased sympathetic responses

Explanation:

It results from an obstruction in the retake of NE to the nerve terminal which causes more NE to accumulates in the synapse which leads to further production of the adrenergic receptors on the tissue membrane has produced by the neuron.

This adrenergic receptors act in response to signals released by sympathetic nervous system causing an increased sympathetic response.

Applying a drug which blocks the absorption of NE into the adrenergic nerve terminal will result in:A) increased sympathetic responses.B) decreased sympathetic responses.C) increased destruction of NE by MAO.D) decreased destruction of NE by COMT.

Applying a drug which blocks the absorption of NE into the adrenergic nerve terminal will result in:

A) increased sympathetic responses.

B) decreased sympathetic responses.

C) increased destruction of NE by MAO.

D) decreased destruction of NE by COMT.