A&P Flashcards

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What are the spexial senses?

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Taste, smell, sight,hearing, equalibrium

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What are the general senses?

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Somatic, visceral

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3
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Somatic senses include?

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  • Tactile, thermal, pain, and proprioception
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4
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Visceral senses include?

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Sensation from internal organs

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5
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Perceptions are the conscious awarness and interpretation of sensations. This is primarily the function of?

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Cerebral cortex

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6
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Nociceptors detect what?

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Pain

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7
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Chemoreceptors detect what?

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Presence of Chemicals in solution

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Tactile, thermal, and pain senses are a part of what general sense?

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Somatic

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Somatic sensory sensations arise from stimulation of sensory receptors in?

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Skin, mucous membranes, muscles, tendons and joints

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10
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How many types of thermal receptors are there? What are the ranges

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  • 2
  • cold receptors- activate 50-105f, they are located in the epidermis
  • warm receptors- 90-118F, located im dermis
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Proprioreceptors are located where?

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Skeletal muscles (muscle spindles), tendons, in and around sinovial joints (kinesthetic receptors), and in inner ear (hair cells).

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12
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What is the olfactory pathway?

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Axons extend throughout cribriform plate to olfactory bulb. Olfactory tract goes to cerebral cortex and limbic system.

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13
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Taste buds convey their impulses to what?

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Cranial nerve 7, 9, and 10

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14
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Pathway of tears?

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  • Flow from lacrimal gland, lacrimal ducts.

- Drain from surface of eye through lacrimal canaliculi, then to nasolacrimal duct (nasal cavity).

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15
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What 6 extrinsic muscles work to move the eye?

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Superior rectus, inferior rectus, lateral rectus, medial rectus, superior oblique , inferior oblique

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16
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Fibrous tunic is devided into what?

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Posterior sclera, anterior cornea.

17
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The cornea does what?

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  • Non-vascular, transparent, fibrous coat that covers the iris.
  • bends light to focus on retina
18
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The vascular tunic is composed of what? Amd what layer is it?

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  • choriod, ciliary body, and iris