Chpt 16 (13) - Sensory Systems Flashcards

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Sensory Receptors

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  • Specialized receptor cells
  • Receive stimuli specific to the type of information specific to that organ
  • Send information through afferent nerves
  • To CNS (Central Nervous System)
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Eye

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3 Layers:

 - Sclera = outermost, white in color
 - Choroid = Middle, pigmented
 - Retina = Innermost, controls the photoreceptor cells (Rods, Cones) 

Cornea - outer “clear” membrane; refraction
Pupil - Light passes through Iris (colored portion)
Lens - Clear, transparent structure for magnification
- Ciliary body changes shape; accommodation
Uvea - Iris + Ciliary Body + Choroid

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Sensory System

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Any organ or anatomical structure involved with receiving and perceiving sensory stimuli

  • Sight, Touch, Hearing, Smell
  • Afferent nervous Stimuli
  • Specialized Nerve Endings (dendrites or receptor cells) i.e. Rods, Cones, Taste receptors
  • Electrochemical signaling from periphery to brain
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Eye

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Retina - Interior Layer
Photoreceptors - Rods and Cones
- Rods (Black & White)
- Cones (Color): Converge to become Optic Nerve

Optic Disc - Where optic nerve exits eye

Macula - Area of sharpest focused vision
- Center = Fovea

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Eye Anatomy

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Anterior = between the cornea and iris

Posterior = between the iris and lens
- Aqueous Humor

Vitreous = Posterior to lens
- Vitreous Humor

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Ear: Structure & Function

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  • Hearing & Equilibrium
  • External; Middle; Inner
  • Auricle (pinna)
    • Outer (funnel)
    • Meatus
  • Middle:
    • Tympanic membrane
    • Malleus, Incus, Sta
    • Eustachian Tube
  • Inner Ear:
    • Cochlea =>Oran of Corti
      • Hair Cells; Neuronal Aspect of Hearing
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Two Aspects of Hearing

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Conductive = External & Middle Ear

Neuro-sensory = Inner-Ear / Auditory nerve

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Audi (o) / Audit (o)

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Hearing

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Aur (o) / Auricul (o)

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Hearing

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Blephar (o)

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Eyelid

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Cerumin (o)

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Wax

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Cochle (o)

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Cochlea

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Cor (o) / Core (o)

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Pupil

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Cycl (o)

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Ciliary Body

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Dacry (o)

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Tears

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Ir (o) / Irid (o)

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Iris

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Kerat (o)

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Cornea

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Lacrim (o)

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Tears

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Mastoid (o)

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Mastoid Process

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Myring (o)

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Ear Drum or Middle Ear

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Nas (o)

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Nose

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Ocul (o)

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Eye

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Phac (o)

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Lens

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Phak (o)

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Lens

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Retin (o)
Retina
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Scler (o)
White of eye
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Scot (o)
Darkness
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Tympan (o)
Eardrum or Middle Ear
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Uve (o)
Uvea
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Opt (o) / Optic (o)
Eye
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Opthalm (o)
Eye
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Ossicul (o)
Meaning ossicle or bones of middle ear
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AD
Right Ear
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AS
Left Ear
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AU
Both Ears
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OD
Right Eye
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OS
Left Eye
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OU
Both Eyes
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IOL
Intra-Ocular Lens
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IOP
Intra-Ocular Pressure
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dB
Decibel
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PERRLA
Normal Eye Exam
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VA
Visual Acuity
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Tonometry
Measure of pressure inside eye
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Diopter
Unit of refraction power to correct vision
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Otoscopy
Examination of ear through scope
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Audiometry
Measurement of hearing frequencies of deficit
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Refractive Disorders
Astigmatism = Distortion of sight as light rays do not come to a single focus on retina Hyperopia = "Farsightedness" - focusing of light rays behind the retina Myopia = "Nearsightedness" - focus of light in front of retina
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Strabismus
Eye misalignment (cross-eyed)
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Diplopia
Double Vision
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Cataracts
Cloudiness or haziness of lens
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Glaucoma
Increased pressure inside the eye due to aqueous humor excess
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Macular Degeneration
Loss of macula leading to loss of central vision
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Nyctalopia
Night blindness
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Chalazion
Nodular inflammation of eyelid
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Keratitis
Inflammation of cornea
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Anacusis
Total loss of hearing
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Paracusis
Impaired hearing
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Presbyacusis
Age related hearing loss
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Otosclerosis
Scarring or hardening of bones in middle ear - conductive hearing loss
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Tinnitus
Ringing in the ear
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Otalgia
Ear pain
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Cholesteatoma
Fatty cyst in middle ear
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Menicre's
Vertigo and dizziness
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Mydriatic
Dilates the pupil
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Miotic
Contracts the pupil