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Chapter 16 pt 2 Flashcards

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Encapsulated tactile receptors include

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end (krause) bulbs, lamellated corpusces, rafini corpuscles, tactile (mesissner) corpuscles

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lamellated corpuscles are

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encapsulated

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lamellated corpuscles are found in

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deep dermis, hypodermis, and organ walls

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lamellated corpuscles detect

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pressure, course touch, high-frequency vibration

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lamellated corpuscles are wrapped in

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neurolemmocytes and concentric layers of connective tissue

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tactile (meissner) corpuscles are intertwins endings weapped in

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modified neurolemmocytes converted into connective tissue

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tactile (meissner) corpuscles are located in

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dermal papillae

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tactile (meissner) corpuscles detect

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discrimitive light touch,

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tactile (meissner) corpuscles allow for recognition of

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texture and shape

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proprioreceptors are generally sensory receptors located in

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muscles, tendons, and joints

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proprioreceptors are specialized mechanoreceptors that relay info regarding

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body position and movement

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proprioreceptors allow for proprioception which is the

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sicth sense; sense of body position

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three types of proprioreceptors

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muscle spindle, golgi tendon organ, joint kinethetic receptor

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muscle spindle

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detech stratch in skeletal muscle

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golgi tendon organ

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detech stratch in tendon

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joint kinesthetic receptor

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detect stratch in articulr capsule

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Reffered pain is an

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innacurate localization of sensory signals

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olfaction is the

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sense of smell

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olfaction is the detection of

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odarants dissoled in air

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odarants are volatile molecules dissolved in

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nasal mucus

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odarants are detected by

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chemoreceptors

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odarants provide information about

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food, people, danger

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olfactory epithelium where we have

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chemoreceptors

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olfactory epithelium is a sensory _____ organ

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receptor

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olfactory receptor cells detect

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odorants

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supporting cells sustain

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receptors

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_____ cells continually replace olfactory receptor cells

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Basal

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gustation is sense of

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taste

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gustation is the detection of

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tastants

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gustatory cells are chemorecptors within

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taste buds

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gustation is located on

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papillae of tongue

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what types of papillae are there

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firofrom papillae and fungiform papillae, foliate papillae, vollate (circumvollate) papillae.

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filiform papillae are _____ and ____

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sort and spiked

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firofrom papillae lack

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taste buds

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firiform papillae has no role in

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gustation

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filiform helps manipulate 9tear apart)

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food

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fungiform papillae are ____ shaped

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mushroom

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fungiform papillae contains

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a few tatse buds

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fungirofrm papillae is located on

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tip and sides of tongue

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tastants are

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gustatory cells

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folate papillae are ______like

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leaflike ridges

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foliate only have ____ taste buds in early____

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few; childhood

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foliate papillae or located on

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posteriior lateral tongue

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vallate (circumvallate) papillae is the ___________ papillae

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largest, and least numerous

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vallate (circumvallate) papillae contain

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most of the taste buds

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vallate (circumvallate) papillae is located

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in a row of 10-12 along posterior dorsal tongue surface

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taste buds are ____ shaped

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onion

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taste buds hoouse

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taste receptors

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gustatory cells are

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receptor cells that detect tastants

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