Chapter 1: Stimuli & Responses Flashcards

(45 cards)

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What does central nervous system consists?

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Brain & Spinal Cord

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Peripheral nervous system

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> 12 CARNIAL NERVES connecting the brain to the sensory and internal organs
31 SPINAL NERVES connecting the spinal cord to the skeletal muscles

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Function of nervous system

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> detects stimuli
send information in form of impulses
produce appropriate responses

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Voluntary action works

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Stimulus>Affector>BRAIN>Effector>Response

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Involuntary action works

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Affector> Effector>Spinal cord

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Involuntary action can be classified as two

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  1. Involving medulla oblongata (heartbeat)
  2. Involving spinal cord( withdrawing hand when touches smtg hot
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functions of eye : ciliary muscle

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Muscle that changes the thickness of the eye lens through contractions and relaxations

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functions of eye : eye lens

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transparent and elastic convex lens which focuses light onto the retina

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functions of eye : sclera

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strong layer that maintains the shape of the eye and protects it

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functions of eye : choroid

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black layer prevents reflection
supply oxygen and nutrients to the eye

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functions of eye : retina

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contains photoreceptors
(> detects light
> produces nerve impulses)

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functions of eye : yellow spot

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part of retina that is most sensitive to light as it has many photoreceptors

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functions of eye : optic nerves

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nerve fibers which carry nerve impluses from the retina to the brain to be interpreted

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functions of eye : blind spot

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part of retina which is not sensitive to light as there are no photoreceptors and an exit point for all optic nerve fibers

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functions of eye : vitreous humour

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transparent jelly-like substance which maintains the shape of the eyeball and focuses light onto retina

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functions of eye : conjunctiva

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transparent menbrane
> protects front part of sclera

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functions of eye : aqueous humour

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transparent fluid
> maintains the shape of the eyeball and focuses light into the eye

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functions of eye : pupil

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> opening in the centre of the iris
controls the quantity of light entering the eye

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functions of eye : iris

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> the coloured part
controls the size of the pupil

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functions of eye : cornea

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> transparent layer
refracts and focuses light onto retina

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functions of eye : suspensory ligaments

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strong fibers which hold the eye lens in its position

22
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ROD CELLS

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> sensitive to the colous of light intensities

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CONE CELLS

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> sensitive to the colour of light under bright conditions

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Structure of ear: Earlobe

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collects and directs SOUND WAVES into the ear canal

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Structure of ear: Earcanal
> directs SOUND WAVES into eardrum
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Structure of ear: Eardrum
> vibrates according to the frequency of the sound waves received > transfers the vibrations to the ossicles
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Structure of ear: Ossicles
> AMPLIFY sound vibrations > transfer them to the oval window
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Structure of ear: Oval window
> Collects and transfers SOUNDS VIBRATIONS from the ossicles to the cochlea
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Structure of ear: Eustachian tube
>balances the air pressure on both sides of the eardrum
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Structure of ear: Cochlea
> detects and converts sounds vibrations into NERVE IMPLUSES
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Structure of ear: Semicircular canals
> detects the position of the head and help to balance the body
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Structure of ear: Auditory nerve
> sends NERVE IMPULSES from the cochlea to the brain to be interpreted
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Mechanism of hearing
Earlobe> ear canal> eardrum> ossicle bones>oval window> cochlea>auditory nerve>brain
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Mechanism of sight
1.light rays enter: cornea> aqueous humour eye >eye lens >vitreous humour> retina 2. in the retina: objects appear smaller and inverted
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The sensitivity of the skin
1. The number of receptors 2. The thickness of skin epidermis
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Short- sightedness (rabun jauh)
>cannot see distant objects clearly >it is because image is focus IN FRONT OF THE RETINA > caused by a) eye lens too thick b) eyeball being too long
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Long Sightedness
> cannit see near objects clearly > Because image is focus BEHIND THE RETINA
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Astigmatism (silau)
>seeing part of an object clearer than the rest of the object > due to UNEVEN CURVATURE
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Ways to correct short sightedness
CONCAVE LENS
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Ways to correct long sightedness
CONVEX LENS
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Ways to correct astigmatism
CYLINDRICAL LENS
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Human hearing range
20 Hz to 20 000 Hz
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Nastic movement
the response towards touch but DOES NOT DEPEND ON THE STIMULUS DIRECTION
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Thigmotropism
Response towards touch > tendrils or twinning stems show positive thigmotropism > cling to whatever objects to grow and obtain sunlight > to gain support
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Stereoscopic vision
> front of the head > narrow field of vision > 3D Humans and predators have stereoscopic vision