CHAPTER 6 OTHER SENSORY SYSTEMS Flashcards

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define the amplitude

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define frequency

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define pitch

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define the timbre

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explain the structure of the ear

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what structures do the outer ear have

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what happens in the middle ear

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define the tympanic membrane

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define the oval window

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define the cochlea

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define hair cells

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What is happening the inner ear

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How does the pitch perception impact?

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define the place theory

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define the frequency theory

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define the volley principle

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define the primary auditory cortex

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18
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What is the definition of sound localization

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19
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How do different people differ?

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20
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define conductive deafness or middle-ear deafness

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define nerve deafness or inner-ear deafness

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define tinnitus

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23
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how do hearing and attention change in old age?

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24
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define vestibular sensation

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25
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define the semicircular canals

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26
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define the somatosensory system

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27
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define the receptors

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28
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define capsaicin

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29
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how does tickles differ from anything else

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30
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what happens in the central nervous system in somatosensation

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31
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what happens when you have pain

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32
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define the stimuli and spinal cord paths

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33
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How does emotion relate in pain

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34
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How could you relieve pain

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35
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define opioids and edorphins

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36
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define cannabinoids and capsaicin

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37
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define placebos

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38
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what are the sensory things that occur in pain

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39
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what happens when you are itching

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40
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what occurs when you taste something

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41
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what are taste receptors

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42
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define the papillae

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43
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what are the different types of taste receptors

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44
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define the cross-adaptation

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45
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define the phenomenon called adaptation

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46
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mechanisms of taste receptors

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47
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taste coding in the brain

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48
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define nucleus of the tractus solitarius

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49
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variations in taste sensitivity

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50
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what happens in olfaction

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51
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what are the olfaction receptors

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52
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what happens when you incode the olfaction receptors

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53
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what are the messages that sent to the brain

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54
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how do people differ from hearing

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55
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define vomeronasal organ

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56
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define pheromones

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57
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define synethesia

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