Unit 7: Sensory System Flashcards
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SENSORY RECEPTORS combine with m_ and t_ to form SENSE ORGANS
muscles and tissue
Most SENSORY RECEPTORS consist of specialized _ cells
NERVE CELLS (or nerve endings)
SENSORY RECEPTORS transmit info about (TLI)
T_ of stimulus
L_ of stimulus
I_ of stimulus
type
location
intensity
5 types of sensory receptors.
1. CHEMOreceptors respond to _ in the body
Chemoreceptors respond to ODORS in body
5 types of sensory receptors.
2. MECHANOreceptors detect p_, STRETCH, or VIBRATION
PRESSURE, stretch or vibration
5 types of sensory receptors.
3. THERMOreceptors detect _ changes
temperature
5 types of sensory receptors.
4. NOCIceptors detect _
pain
5 types of sensory receptors.
5 PHOTOreceptors detect _
light
General senses include PAIN, PRESSURE, TOUCH, STRETCH & TEMP
General senses involve receptors widely distributed in _, _, _
muscles, tendons, skin, joings
NOCICEPTORS (pain) are found in s_ and m_ membranes, as well as EVERY ORGAN
NOCICEPTORS use fast and slow _ fibers
SKIN
MUCOUS membranes
fast and slow PAIN fibers
Fast pain fibers are found in _ and m_ membranes
SKIN & MUCOUS MEMBRANES (sharp pain)
Slow pain fibers are found deep in _
body organs (dull pain)
REFERRED pain is when pain is felt in a _ part of the body
different
True source of pain can be difficult to identify b/c sensory impulses from DIFFERENT areas travel to brain over _ pathway
same
Special senses include (SHEV)
s_
h_
e_
v)
smell
hearing
equllibrium
vision
GUSTATION = sense of _
taste
Taste buds for around the P_ on the tongue. INVOLVES facial, vagus, glossopharyngeal nerve
PAPILLAE (protusions)
OLFACTION = sense of _
Olfactory receptors found in e_ tissue that lines the roof of n_ cavity
Involves NERVE1 (olfactory)
Smell
ephithileal tissue
nasal cavity
Structure of OUTER EAR
- The visible part of the outer ear is the a___ (or pinna)
- The opening of the auditory canal is the a_ MEATUS (or external auditory)
- The part that lines the canal and produces cerumen is the c_ g_
- AURICLE (outer part)
- ACOUSTIC MEATUS (or external auditory)
- CERUMEN gland
Structure of MIDDLE EAR
- The t_ membrane (eardrum) separates outer ear from middle ear
- The MALLEUS, INCUS, and STAPES are the auditory bones that connect the e_ to the o_window
- Auditory or EUSTACHIAN TUBE is the passage from mid ear to NASApharynx to equalize p_ on both sides of tympanic membrain
- TYPANIC MEMBRANE (eardrum)
- Connect EARDRUM to OVAL WINDOW
- equalize pressure
Structure of INNER EAR
- Canals and vestibules are FLUID-filled structures that help maintain e_ (or balance)
- Fluide filled structure for hearing (including Corti organ) is called the C_
- equilibrium (or balance)
- Cochlea
Semiscircular canals detect d_ equilabrium ( head movement)
DYNAMIC equilabrium
VESTIBULES detect S_ equalibrium (head not moving)
STATIC equilibrium
palPEbrae is another name for _
eyelids