Chapter 17 - The Special Senses Flashcards

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olfactory epithelium

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olfactory receptor cells

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olfactory cilia

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odorants

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supporting cells

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basal cells

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olfactory glands or bowman’s glands

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physiology or olfaction

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odour threshold and adaptation

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olfactory pathway

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olfactory (I) nerves

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olfactory bulbs

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olfactory tracts

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primary olfactory area

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taste buds

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supporting cells

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gustatory receptor cells

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gustatory microvilli or gustatory hairs

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taste pore

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basal cells (taste)

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papilla

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vallate or circumvallate papillae

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fungiform papillae

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foliate papillae

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filiform papillae
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physiology of gustation
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taste thresholds and adaptation
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gustatory pathway
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eyelids or palpebrae
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palpebral fissure
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lacrimal caruncle
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tarsal plate
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tarsal glands or meibomian glands
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conjunctiva
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eyelashes and eyebrows
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lacrimal apparatus
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lacrimal fluid or tears; lacrimation
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lacrimal glands
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lacrimal ducts
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lacrimal puncta
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lacrimal canaliculi
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lacrimal sac
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nasolacrimal duct
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lysozyme
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extrinsic eye muscles
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periorbital fat
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anatomy of the eyeball
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wall of the eyeball
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fibrous tunic
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cornea
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sclera
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scleral venous sinus or canal of schlemm
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vascular tunic
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choroid
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ciliary body
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ora serrata
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ciliary processes
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zonlar fibers
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ciliary muscle
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iris
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pupil
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circular muscles (constrictor) or sphincter pupillae
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radial muscles (dilator) or dilator pupillae
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retina
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optic disc
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pigmented layer
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neural layer (photoreceptor, bipolar cell, ganglion cell)
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horizontal cells
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amacrine cells
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rods
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cones
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blind spot
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macula lutea
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central fovea
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lens
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interior of the eyeball
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anterior cavity
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anterior chamber
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posterior chamber
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aqueous humour
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vitreous chamber
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vitreous body
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intraocular pressure
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refraction of light rays
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accommodation
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near point of vision
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presbyopia
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refraction abnormalities
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emmetropic eye, myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism
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constriction of the pupil
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convergence
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binocular vision
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photoreceptors
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photopigment
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rhodopsin
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cone photopigments
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rhodopsin
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cone photopigments
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opsin
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retinal
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bleaching and regeneration of photopigment
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light adaptation
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dark adaptation
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release of neurotransmitter by photoreceptor
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colour blindness
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night blindness or nyctalopia
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visual pathway
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processing of visual input in the retina
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brain pathway and visual fields
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optic chiasm
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optic tract
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optic radiations
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visual fields
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binocular visual field
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nasal and temporal half
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hearing and equilibrium
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external ear or outer ear
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auricle or pinna
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external auditory canal
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ceruminous glands
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cerumen
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eardrum or tympanic membrane
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middle ear
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auditory ossicles
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malleus
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incus
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stapes
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oval window
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round window
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auditory tube or eustachian tube
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stapedius muscle
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hyperacusia
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internal ear or inner ear or labyrinth
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bony labyrinth
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perilymph
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membranous labyrinth
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endolymph
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vestibule
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utricle
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saccule
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semicircular canals
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ampulla
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semicircular ducts
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cochlea
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cochlear duct or scala media
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scala vestibuli
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scala tympani
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helicotrema
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vestibular membrane
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basilar membrane
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spiral organ or organ of corti
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hair cells
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stereocilia
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tectorial membrane
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nature of sound waves
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frequency and pitch
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intensity, decibels, loud sounds and hair cell damage, physiology of hearing, auditory pathway
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physiology of equilibrium
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static equilibrium
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dynamic equilibrium
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vestibular apparatus
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otolithic organs
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saccule and utricle
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macular
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hair cells
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supporting cells
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otolithic membrane
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otoliths
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semicircular ducts
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ampulla
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crista
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cupula
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the auditory pathway
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equilibrium pathways
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cataracts
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glaucoma
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deafness
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motion sickness
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conjunctivitis or pinkeye
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keratitis
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tinnitus
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vertigo
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