Parasympathikus, parasympathisch/en - Versionsgeschichte

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 It is also known as the "resting nerve" because it is mainly active during the regenerative phases and during digestion. It provides peace, relaxation and protection. Its centers are in the [[Hirnstamm/en|brain stem]], upper [[Rückenmark/en|spinal cord]] and sacral marrow.
-The [[Neurotransmitter/en|neurotransmitter]] is [[Acetylcholin/en|acetylcholine]]. The main nerve is the predominantly [[Cholinerg/en|cholinerge]] [[Vagus/en|Nervus vagus]], which supplies the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavity with many branches.
+The [[Neurotransmitter/en|neurotransmitter]] is [[Acetylcholin/en|acetylcholine]]. The main nerve is the predominantly [[Cholinerg/en|cholinergic]] [[Vagus/en|Nervus vagus]], which supplies the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavity with many branches.
 Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the PNS is mostly opposite to that of the [[Sympathikus,_sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).

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 The parasympathetic nervous system (main nerve: [[Nervus_vagus/en|vagus nerve]], 10th [[Hirnnerven/en|cranial nerve]]) is one of the two important nerve structures of the [[Vegetatives_Nervensystem/en|vegetative nervous system]].
-It is also known as the "resting nerve" because it is mainly active during the regenerative phases and during digestion. It provides peace, relaxation and protection. Its centers are in the [[Hirnstamm/en|brain stem]], upper [[Rückenmark/en|spinal cord]] and sacral marrow. The [[Neurotransmitter/en|neurotransmitter]] is [[Acetylcholin/en|acetylcholine]]. The main nerve is the predominantly [[Cholinerg/en|cholinerge]] [[Vagus/en|Nervus vagus]], which supplies the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavity with many branches.
+It is also known as the "resting nerve" because it is mainly active during the regenerative phases and during digestion. It provides peace, relaxation and protection. Its centers are in the [[Hirnstamm/en|brain stem]], upper [[Rückenmark/en|spinal cord]] and sacral marrow.
 Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the PNS is mostly opposite to that of the [[Sympathikus,_sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).

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 Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the PNS is mostly opposite to that of the [[Sympathikus,_sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).
-New findings show that the vagus nerve (also) provides information from the [[ENS/en|bellybrain]] to the (head) brain.
+New findings show that the vagus nerve (also) provides information from the [[ENS/en|belly brain]] to the (head) brain.
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasympathetic_nervous_system <sub>([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported_License])</sub>

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	New findings show that the vagus nerve (also) provides information from the [[ENS/en\|bellybrain]] to the (head) brain.		New findings show that the vagus nerve (also) provides information from the [[ENS/en\|bellybrain]] to the (head) brain.

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 It is also known as the "resting nerve" because it is mainly active during the regenerative phases and during digestion. It provides peace, relaxation and protection. Its centers are in the [[Hirnstamm/en|brain stem]], upper [[Rückenmark/en|spinal cord]] and sacral marrow. The [[Neurotransmitter/en|neurotransmitter]] is [[Acetylcholin/en|acetylcholine]]. The main nerve is the predominantly [[Cholinerg/en|cholinerge]] [[Vagus/en|Nervus vagus]], which supplies the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavity with many branches.
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+Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the PNS is mostly opposite to that of the [[Sympathikus,_sympathisch/en|sympathetic]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).
 New findings show that the vagus nerve (also) provides information from the [[ENS/en|bellybrain]] to the (head) brain.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasympathikus <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-The parasympathetic nervous system (skin nerve: [[Nervus_vagus/en|vagus nerve]], 10th [[Hirnnerven/en|brain nerve]]) is one of the two important nerve structures of the [[Vegetatives_Nervensystem/en|vegetative nervous system]].
+The parasympathetic nervous system (main nerve: [[Nervus_vagus/en|vagus nerve]], 10th [[Hirnnerven/en|cranial nerve]]) is one of the two important nerve structures of the [[Vegetatives_Nervensystem/en|vegetative nervous system]].
 It is also known as the "resting nerve" because it is mainly active during the regenerative phases and during digestion. It provides peace, relaxation and protection. Its centers are in the [[brain stem]], upper [[Rückenmark/en|spinal cord]] and sacral marrow. The carrier substance is [[Acetylcholin/en|acetylcholine]]. The main nerve is the predominantly [[Cholinerg/en|cholinerge]] [[Vagus/en|Nervus vagus]], which supplies the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavity with many branches.

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-Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the P. is mostly opposite to that of the [[sympathetic, sympathetic|sympathetic]]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).
+Smaller parasympathetic parts also show other cranial nerves. The functional effect of the P. is mostly opposite to that of the [[Sympathikus,_sympathisch/en|sympathetic]]] and primarily serves nutrition, energy saving and recovery (trophotropic effect).
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