Exam 3 Part 6 Flashcards

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Receptors

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exteroceptor, interoceptors, proprioceptors, photoreceptors, mechanoreceptors, thermoreceptors, chemoreceptors, nociceptors, baroreceptors

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exteroceptors

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pick up stimuli from outside body (taste, vision, smell etc)

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3
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interoceptors

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inside -monitor conditions inside

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4
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proprioceptors

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sense body position-monitor status of muscle contraction

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5
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photorecptors

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light, color, intensity, movement tracking

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6
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mechanoreceptors

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at body surface (cutanous), pain, pressure, touch

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7
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thermoreceptors

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hot and cold

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8
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chemoreceptors

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olfactory, gustatory, body fluids (o2, pH)

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9
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baroreceptors

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deep - pressure

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10
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nociceptors

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pain

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11
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referred pain

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perceived cutaneously, originates viscerally

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12
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phantom pain

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perceived in an amputated body part

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13
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eyes

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in eye socket (orbit) 7 cranial bones

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14
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eyelid

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palpebrae

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15
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conjuctiva

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stratified squamous ET
3 continous layers 
-interior surface of eyelid
-exterior, anterior surface of eye
secretes mucin (lubricant)
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16
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lacrimal apparatus

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lacrimal glands, fluid, caruncle

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lacrima

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proprio

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one’s own

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noci

20
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Lysozyme

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enzyme in lacrimal fluid

helps break down bacteria

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layers of eye

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tunica

  1. outer (fibrous tunic)
  2. Middle (vascular tunic) uvea
  3. inner - nueral tunic -retina
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tunic

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scleros

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fibrous tunic

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outer layer; gives shape to eyeball, avascular
-anterior portion-cornea; curved, transparent transmits/refracts light (bends)
-posterior portion - sclera opaque “white” of eye
muscles that move eye are attached

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vascular tunic
middle layer - posterior -choroid - ciliary body-smooth muscle (affects lens shape) - anterior-iris pigmented; in center is hole-pupil
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neural tunic
inner layer-retina | neurons for photoreception (rods, cones, etc)
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rete
net
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Lens
changes shape and focuses light on retina protein called crystallin
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cavities
maintain shape of eye, support structures - anterior cavity -bt lens and cornea; aqueous humor (watery fluid) - poserior cavity -bt lens and retina; vitreous humor (gel-like)
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ear
external/outer ear; auricle (pinna) skin and elastic cartilage external acoustic/auditory canal extends to tympanic membrane (eardrum) skin contains fine hairs and sebaceous glands; deeper are ceruminous glands
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Middle ear
air filled tympanic cavity, sort, bony 3 bones called auditory ossicles; malleus, incus, stapes opens to nasopharynx via auditory/Eustrachian tube) equalizes pressure
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inner ear
bony labrinth (w/in petrous portion of temporal bone), fluid filled - vestibule - middle portion, connects to stapes; balance - semicircular canals-posterior to vestible; balance - cochlea-coiled chamber, spiral organ -hearing
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CNVIII
vestibular branch -inpur from vestible and semicircular canals chochlear branch -input rom choclea
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CNVII
also near ear-facial nerve