Chapter 12 Part II Flashcards

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What is the PNS System ? And what are the two subdivision systems?

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Includes Neural structures outside of the CNS , Somatic nervous system and Automatic nervous system

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What are the responses of mechanoreceptors?

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Touch, pressure, vibrations, stretch, & itch (mechanical force)

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What are the stimulus responses of thermoreceptors?

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Detection of temperature changes (like hot or cold)

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What is the stimulus response of photoreceptors?

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The detection of light energy in the retina and they convert light

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What is the stimulus response of chemoreceptors?

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Depending on the chemical stimuli in the environment, the primary function is taste or smell

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What is the stimulus response of nocireceptors?

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Notifying and indicating pain to the body

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What are exteroceptors? And what organs do they target?

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Stimuli from the outside of the body (most exposed parts), eyes and nose

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What are interoceptors? , and what do they target

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response to stimuli within the body, visceral and blood vessels

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What are proprioceptors, and where are they found?

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A sensory tissue located into deep tissue, skeletal muscle and heart muscle

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10
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What are exteroceptors sensitive to?

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Touch, pressure, pain, temperature

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What are interceptors sensitive to?

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Chemical change, stretch, temperature changes

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12
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What are proprioceptors responsive to?

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Organ lengthening

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13
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What are simple receptors? Where are they located at? and are they unencapsulated or encapsulated?

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Free nerve endings, skin, joints, viscera, oral cavity.. unencapsulated

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What are complex receptors? And where are they located?

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Sensory neuron found in special senses, located in retinal rods, olfactory ligaments

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15
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What is pain threshold?

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Activation of pain (temperature or pressure)

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16
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What is visceral pain?

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Aching of vital organs located in thorax/abdominal cavity

17
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What is referred pain?

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Organ pain is identified in a location other than the site of the pain (example: heart attack)

18
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What is the epineurium? A what is it’s function?

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Most abundant around joints, protects nerves from stretching & injury

19
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What is the endoneurium?

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Loose sheath surrounding each axon (holding together the individual fibers of a nerve trunk)

20
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What is the perineurium?

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Intermediate fibrous sheath that separates nerve fibers (fiber bundles)

21
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What is a mixed nerve, what is a example?

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Contains sensory/motor fibers that carry impulses to the CNS, Example: CN V, VII, IX, X

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