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Special senses Flashcards

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Special senses

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Separate cell structural classification of receptor

  • smell
  • taste
  • hearing
  • balance
  • vision
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Sense of smell

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  • odor dissolves in mucus surrounding the olfactory cilia (in contact with epithelium in the nasal cavity)
  • receptor potential is passed to the olfactory nerves in the olfactory bulb
  • impulse passes through olfactory tract into the thalamus and olfactory centers of the brain
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Sense of taste

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  • receptor potential in taste buds (from chemo receptors called gustatory cells)
  • propagation of action potential
  • transmits to the brain
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Hearing and balance

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  • external, middle, and inner ear
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External ear

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  1. Auricle or pinna: visible portion
  2. External auditory canal: tube leading to the temporal bone and tympanic membrane
  3. Tympanic membrane
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Middle ear

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Tympanic cavity

  • tiny epithelial lined cavity hollowed out of the temporal bone
  • contains 3 auditory ossicles
    1. Malleus - hammer - attached to inner surface of tympanic membrane
    2. Incus - anvil - attached to malleus and stapes
    3. Stapes - stirrup - attached to the incus
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Inner ear

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Labyrinth

  • consist of two main parts: a bony labyrinth and inside a membranous labyrinth
  • the bony labyrinth consists of 3 parts
    1. Vestibule
    2. Cochlea
    3. Semicircular canals
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Inner ear

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Membranous labyrinth is inside the bony labyrinth and contains

  • the utricle and saccule (inside vestibule)
  • the cochlear duct inside cochlea
  • the membranous semicircular ducts inside
  • the bony semicircular canals
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Vestibule and semicircular canals

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Involved with balance

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Cochlea

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Involved in hearing

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Endolymph

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Fluid filling the membranous labyrinth

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Perilymph

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Fluid that suspends the membranous

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Sense of hearing

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Sound is created by vibration

  • the ability to hear sound waves is depend on volume, pitch, and other acoustic properties
  • to be hear, sound must travel though air, bone, and fluid
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Sense of balance

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  • the sense organs involved in the sense of balance, or equilibrium, are found in the vestibule and semicircular canals
  • the sense organs located in the vestibule: utricle and saccule function in static equilibrium
  • the sense organs associated with the semicircular ducts function in dynamic equilibrium
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Static equilibrium: otoliths organs

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Utricle and saccule

  • walls of both organs contain a small thickened region called the macula
  • the tow macula are perpendicular to each other and provide information for static equilibrium
  • 2 kinds of cells in the macula (hair and otolithic membrane)
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Dynamic equilibrium: semicircular canals

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Semicircular canals lie at right angles to one another in 3 planes

  • 2 verticle ducts (anterior and posterior)
  • 1 horizontal duct (lateral)
  • sensory organ: crista. Located in ampulla and contains hair cells and supporting cellls
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Sense of vision

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Light converts stored photochemical energy into nervous impulses that are interpreted by the brain as sight
- external structures include: eyebrows, eyelashes, eyelids, lacrimal apparatus, muscles (intrinsic and extrinsic)

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Layers of the eyeball

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  1. Fibrous layer
    - sclera - cornea
  2. Vascular layer
    - choroid - iris - ciliary body
  3. Inner layer
    - retina - optic nerve - retinal blood vessels
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Fibrous layer

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Outer coat of eyeball

  • cornea: the transparent anterior portion of the fibrous layer
  • sclera: white opaque outer portion of the eye (white secondary to collagen and elastin bundles)
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Vascular layer

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  • choroid: highly pigmented area
  • ciliary body: formed by a thickening of the choroid and contains the ciliary muscle
  • iris: colored part of the eye that attaches to the ciliary body which controls the diameter of the pupil
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Inner layer

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Retina

  • mostly made up of nervous tissue
  • 3 layers of neurons
    1. Photoreceptors cells: rods and cones
    2. Bipolar cells: receive impulses from rods and cones
    3. Ganglio cells: receive info from rods, conoces, and bipolar cells and send the information to the optic nerve via the optic disk

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