10.24 Sensory Receptors Flashcards

1
Q

Golgi tendon organs are at the interface between ________ and ______, they wrap around the _________.

A

muscle
tendon
collagen

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2
Q

what do golgi tendon organs tell you?

A

force of muscle contraction

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3
Q

are golgi tendon organs active in passive movement?

A

no, no force

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4
Q

dynamic stretch of muscle is detected by _________ _________

A

nuclear bags

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5
Q

static stretch of muscle is detected by _________ _________

A

nuclear chains

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6
Q

what type of fiber is the afferent in nuclear chain muscle spindles?

A

type 2

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7
Q

what type of fiber is the afferent in the nuclear bad muscle spindles

A

Type 1a, 1b

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8
Q

when do joint afferents fire?

A

at extreme ranges of motion of joints

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9
Q

what are the (7) skin receptors?

A
spiral endings around hair follicles
free nerve endings
Merkel receptor
Meissner corpuscle
Pacinian corpuscle
Ruffini endings
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10
Q

Merkel receptors detect _________ and are close to the ______ of the skin. They are _________ adapting.

A

touch
margin
slowly

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11
Q

Meissner corpuscles detect __________ and are close to the ________ of the skin. They are _________ adapting

A

texture
margin
rapidly adapting

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12
Q

Ruffini endings detect _________ and are _________ adapting

A

stretch

slowly adapting

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13
Q

Pacinian corpuscles detect _____________ and are ___________ adapting

A

vibration

rapidly

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14
Q

what sensory fiber type supplies all the touch, vibration, texture, etc. receptors?

A

A-beta

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15
Q

what type of sensory receptor detects touch?

A

merkel

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16
Q

what type of sensory receptor detects texture?

A

messier corpuscle

17
Q

what type of sensory receptor detects stretch?

A

Ruffini ending

18
Q

what type of sensory receptor detects vibration?

A

Pacinian corpuscle

19
Q

the larger the diameter, the _______ the conduction

A

faster

20
Q

list the muscular sensory (proprioception) fiber types (based on size)

A

1a, 1b
2
3
4

21
Q

list the skin sensory fiber types (based on size/myelination)

A

A-beta
A-delta
C

22
Q

1a and 1b receptors carry information from what two things

A

nuclear bags of muscle spindle

golgi tendon organ

23
Q

type 2 receptors carry information from what thing

A

nuclear chains of muscle spindle

24
Q

what do type 3 receptors carry information from?

A

chemical/mechanical information from blood vessels in the muscle

25
Q

what do type 4 receptors (sensory) detect?

A

pain in the muscle

26
Q

what do A-delta fibers detect?

A

sharp pain

temperature

27
Q

what do C fibers detect?

A

dull pain

temperature

28
Q

the two-point discrimination test examines size of the _________ __________

A

receptive field

29
Q

the area in the body a certain sensory cell is responsible for.

A

receptive field

30
Q

the ________ ________ theory explains how receptors detect the nature of a stimulus. what does it say?

A

labeled line

different types of sensory receptors respond selectively to different types of stimuli, they travel on different axons

31
Q

what are the two ways sensory receptors can encode for intensity of a stimulus?

A
  1. frequency coding

2. population coding (recruitment)