intro senses and eye Flashcards

(62 cards)

1
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what receptors are in the hypothalamus

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thermo
chemo
osmo

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SYMPATHETIC (AUTONOMIC)

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fight or flight (short term stress)

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PARASYMPATHETIC (AUTONOMIC)

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restore and conserve energy

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BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER

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formed by meninges and tight-walled cappilaries

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what does the blood brain barrier do

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seperates the blood and nervous system

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6
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what can get through the blood brain barrier

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O2 and lipid-soluble material

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CEREBROSPINAL FLUID (CSF)

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transports hormones, WBC, and nutrients across the blood brain barrier
- protects the brain

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8
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what % does the brain make up

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2%

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9
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what % of O2 of the body does the brain use

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20%

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10
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what matter is outside the brain

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grey

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what matter is inside the brain

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white

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what surrounds the brain

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CBS fluid, meninges, and the skull

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what matter is in the cerebrum

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grey matter

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CEREBRUM

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manages where things get sent

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HYPOTHALAMUS

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main control centre for homeostasis
- controls hormone production

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MEDULLA OBLONGTA

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automatic involuntary response

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PONS

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up and down information

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PROPRIOCEPTORS

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special sensorecetor bbetween muscles and joints )muscle memory)

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CEREBRAL CORTEX

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longest part of the brain
- divded into lobes

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CORPUS CALLOSUM

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links left and white hemisphere (white matter)

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R HEMISPHERE

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INTUITION, VISUAL-SPATIAL SKILLS, ARTISTIC SKILLS

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L HEMISPHERE

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sequential and logical thinking, linguistic, mathematical ability

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FRONTL LOBE

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thought, intelligence, memory, personality, voluntary motor skills

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PARIETAL

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process senory info from skin, process info about body position

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TEMPORAL
auditory reception, understanding speech, retrieving visual and auditory memories and some info process
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OCCIPITAL
recieve and process visual info
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is the static part of the occipital lobe front or back
back
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CORNEA-CONJUSTIVITA
outer membrane/layer
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SCHLERA
white and has blood vessels
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CHOROID
black pigmented layer that prevents light scattering
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AQUEOUS HUMOUR
supplies the cornea with food
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IRIS
colour protein adjusts in size based on the instensity of light
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CILIARY BODY/MUSCLE
adjusts lens to focus light on retina
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Relaxed ciliary muscle
FWD
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contract ciliary muscle
BWD
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SUSPENSORY LIGAMENTS
attaches to the lens
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Round lens
close distance
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flat lens
far distance
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what parts of the eyes are used for accomadation reflex
clilary muscle suspensory ligaments lens
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VITREOUS HUMOUR
jelly-like substance that holds the eyballs shape
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two types of retina
ROD cells CONE cells
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ROD CELLS
peripheral, black and white, sensitive to brightness
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CONE CELLS
central, colour, senstive to colour
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what colours are the cone cells sensitive to
blue, red, green
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FOVEA CENTRAL
focal point behind the pupil
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BLIND SPOT
no photoreceptors
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OPTIC NERVE
ganglion cells
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which part of the eye has the highest concentration of cone cells
FOVEA CENTRAL
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MYOPEIA
eye is too long = concave lens
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HYPEROPEIA
eyeball too short = convex lens
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ASTIGMATISM
cornea not round = 90o cut lens perpendicual to the flat areas
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CATARACTS
lens becomes too opaque = reading glasses, surgery
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COLOURBLIND
can't process red, green, blue = glasses
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GLUCOMA
too mushc aqueous humour
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ACCOMADATION EYE REFLEX
the ability to see far and close quickly
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ciliary body structure to see far
relax and fwd
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suspensory ligaments structure to see far
tight
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len structure to see far
stretched and flat
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ciliary body to see close
contracted and straight
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suspensary ligaments structure to see close
loose
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lens structure to see close
loose and round
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PATHWAY FOR SIGHT
optic nerve (ganglion/sensory neuron -> optic chiasma) thalamus occipital lobe