quiz 4 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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What part of the autonomic nervous system is responsible for digestion

A

enteric

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2
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Which cranial nerve is responsible for the movement of the tongue, but does not transmit any taste sensation

A

Hypoglossal CN XII (12)

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3
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What kind of stimulus is the chip flavor (salt)

A

odorant

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4
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What type of receptor is helping you to “taste” your food

A

taste bud

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5
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Which taste are we most sensitive to, to protect us from poisoning

A

bitter

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6
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Which ion flows into gustatory receptor cells in reaction to a sour taste

A

H+

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7
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Which papillae help you to create friction, so you can chew and swallow food, but do not contain any taste buds

A

filiform papillae

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8
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Where is the primary area, in the cerebral cortex, that contributes to taste

A

base of the somatomotor cortex in parietal lobe

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9
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Which taste if your friend experiencing when she’s her risotto (meaty, savory)

A

umami

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10
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Which receptors were able to transduce the light, entering Phil’s eyeballs to see an eagle

A

photoreceptors

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11
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Which types of cells, in the retina, was Phil using to see in daylight, and in color

A

cones

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12
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What part of the autonomic nervous system made Phil’s heart rate increase in response to a fearful situation

A

sympathetic nervous system

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13
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What part of Phil’s eyeball would have adjusted to ensure the light hit the retina at the correct angle

A

lens

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14
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Which structure is responsible for adjusting the structure in above question

A

ciliary mm or ciliary body

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15
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Which muscles protect the tympanic membrane and stapes from damage due to loud sounds

A

tensor tympani
&
stapedius

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16
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Phil and his friends heard the crash b/c the ____ in the _____ moved in response to vibration

A

hair cells, spiral organ of corti

17
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Once the vibrations were transduced into an auditory signal, which pathway did this signal take to reach the brain

A

cochlear branch of the vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII), medulla oblongata, pons, midbrain, thalamus, primary auditory cortex in temporal lobe

18
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What is likely causing Penelope’s motion sickness → two senses “disagreeing w each other

A

vision and equilibrium

19
Q

What explains Penelope’s eyes “getting used to” the brightness?

A

accommodation of cones

20
Q

When she stepped into the light, her pupil will have constricted which structure contains the mm’s responsible for this

21
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When Penelope bends her head and looks over the edge to see the water which fluid in the ear flows and moves hair cells to create a potential?

22
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Penelope tripping and catching herself is an example of

A

dynamic equilibrium

23
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Which area of the brain is the primary integration center for all of this vestibular input

A

vestibular area in the parietal lobe

24
Q

For Felix to see, or hear or smell anything the sensory input had to go through 4 stages, in what order did they happen?

A

stimulation
transduction
generation
integration

25
Felix heard the alarm clock b/c ____ of the tympanic membrane was interpreted as sound in the brain
vibration
26
Which bone transmits vibrations in the perilymph in the ear?
stapes
27
Which part of the inner ear contains the receptors that allowed felix to hear the alarm clock
cochlea
28
The alarm clock stimulated their photoreceptors , which are located in the
nervous tunic of the eye
29
The smell of bacon traveled to felix’s brain on the
olfactory nerve
30
Bacon makes Felix feel excited b/c it is linked to emotions and memories, this is b/c axons of the olfactory tract connect with the
limbic system
31
Salivation is one of the functions of the __________ part of the autonomic nervous system
parasympathetic
32
Which is the pathway of an action potential from an odorant receptor to identification in the brain? NBTA
olfactory nerve, olfactory bulb, olfactory tract, primary olfactory area
33
Structure responsible for creating Felix’s tears
lacrimal gland
34
When felix opened his eyes what structure was he opening
palpebrae
35
vision
cornea
36
oflaction
olfactory epithelium
37
audition
scala vestibuli
38
equilibrium
otolithic membrane
39
gustatian
papillae