Which side of the ANS uses norepinephrine as a neurotransmitter between the postganglionic neuron and the effector?

Which side of the ANS has long preganglionic neurons?

The thalamus receives information from:

This type of receptor picks up changes of pH in the blood as a stimulus:

This type of receptor picks up the stimulus of pain:

When you are driving a route that you know very well, you are tracking visual information through a reflex pathway. This is run by which part of the brain?

The taste of ‘sweet’ is an advantage to us because:

This side of the motor division has two motor neurons to reach the effector:

The parasympathetic effect on the lungs is to:

This part of the brain helps the hypothalamus regulate the ANS (autonomic nervous system):