Chapter 30 Flashcards

1
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_____ are sensory receptors that responds to a chemical

A

Chemoreceptors

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2
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_____ is a temperature-sensitive sensory receptor

A

Thermoreceptor

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3
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_____ is a sensory receptor that responds to tissue damage

A

pain receptor

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4
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_____ are sensory receptors that responds to pressure, position, or acceleration

A

Mechanoreceptors

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5
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_____ are sensory receptors that responds to light

A

Photoreceptors

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6
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_____ is the slowing or cessation of a sensory receptors response to an ongoing stimulus

A

Sensory Adaption

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_____ is a sensation such as touch and pain that arises when sensory neurons in skin, muscles or joints are activated

A

Somatic sensations

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8
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_____ are sensations that arise when sensory neurons associated with organs inside body cavities are activated.

A

visceral sensations

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9
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_____ are transparent, disk-shaped structure that bends light rays so they fall on an eyes photoreceptors

A

Lens

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10
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_____ is an eye with an adjustable opening and a single lens that focuses light on a retina

A

Camera Eye

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11
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_____ is a layer of eye that contains photoreceptors

A

Retina

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12
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_____ is a clear, protective coating of vertebrate eye.

A

Cornea

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13
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_____ is a circular muscle that adjusts the shape of the pupil to regulate how much light enters the eye.

A

Iris

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14
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_____ is an adjustable opening that allows light into a camera eye.

A

Pupil

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15
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_____ is the process of making adjustments to lens shape so light from an object fails on the retina.

A

Visual accommodations

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16
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_____ is a photoreceptor that is active in dim light that provides coarse perception of image and detects motion.

17
Q

_____ is a photoreceptor that provides sharp vision and allows detection of color.

18
Q

_____ is the retinal region where cone cells are most concentrated.

19
Q

What happens to people that are color blind?

A

Sometimes one or more types of cones fail to develop or function improperly

20
Q

_____ are chemoreceptors involved in taste.

A

Taste receptors

21
Q

_____ are chemoreceptors involved in sense of smell.

A

Olfactory receptors

22
Q

_____ are signaling molecules that change the social behavior of another member of the same species.

A

Pheromones

23
Q

_____ is a system of fluid filled sacs and canals in the inner ear; contains organs of equilibrium

A

Vestibular apparatus

24
Q

_____ is sensory organs that respond to body position.

A

Organs of equilibrium

25
_____ is a mechanoreceptor that is activated when movement of overlying membrane causes its hair like cilia to bend.
Hair cell
26
_____ is the external ear and the air-filled auditory canal.
Outer ear
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_____ is the eardrum and the tiny bones that transfer sound to the inner ear.
Middle ear
28
_____ is a fluid filled vestibular apparatus and cochlea.
Inner ear
29
_____ is a coiled, fluid filled structure in the inner ear that holds the sound detecting organ of Corti.
Cochlea
30
_____ is a form of energy that a sensory receptor detects
Stimulus