Somatic senses and special senses Flashcards

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Define sensation and perception, and discuss the components of sensation

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Describe the types of sensory receptors

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Describe the location and function of receptors for tactile, thermal and pain sensation

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State the function of proprioceptive sensation

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Name the five special senses

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Define the term olfaction; name the type of sensory receptors involved in olfaction; name the location of these receptors; and identify the responsive portion of these receptors

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With respect to a stimulated olfactory chemoreceptor, track the nerve impulse to its site of interpretation in the brain

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Define gustation; name the type of sensory receptors involved in gustation; name the location of these receptors ; and identify the responsive portion of these receptors

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With respect to a gustatory chemoreceptor, track the nerve impulse to its site of interpretation in the brain

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List and describe the accessory organs of the eye in terms of their names, location and function

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Name the three tunics of the eye; give a general function of each; and name the specific components of each tunic

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Identify the location of the lens, and state its function

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Compare and contrast the two types of photoreceptors of the retina of the eye

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Explain why we possess a blind spot

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Explain how the eye is divided into cavities and chambers, and name the fluid that fills each

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Discuss the physical principle involved in image formation, and list four abnormalities of refraction

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Discuss the physiology of vision: trace a photon of light from where it penetrates the cornea of the eye to where it is interpreted in the brain

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Name the three parts od the ear; list the specific components within each; and name a general function for these structures

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Define frequency and pitch as they apply to hearing

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Discuss the physiology of hearing: trace a pathway of sound from where sound waves reach the auricle to where they are interpreted in the brain

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Discuss the physiology of balance