Exercise 5 senses Flashcards

1
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Senses: sensory receptors throughout the body?

A

touch

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2
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Senses: eyes

A

sight

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3
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Senses: ears

A

hearing

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4
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Senses: taste buds on the tongue

A

taste

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5
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Senses: olfactory cells & olfactory bulb in the nose

A

smell

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6
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Functions of the senses is to receive stimuli, internally & externally & transmit them to the brain in the form of?

A

nervous impulses

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7
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What is the name for a change in the internal or external enviroment, sensory information?

A

stimulus

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8
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What is the name for a specialised neuron that is designed to respond to a specific sensory stimulus?

A

sensory receptor

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9
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What is the name for the sensory receptor which receives sensory info from outside the body? E.g. scent of a rose

A

exteroceptors

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10
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What is the name of the receptors which receive sensory info from inside the body e.g. stomach pain

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interoceptors

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11
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What is the name of the receptors for unconscious info received about positions of the body & movement?

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proprioreceptors, these are located in muscles, tendons & joints throughout the body

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12
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What is the indviduals interpretation of sensory info called?

A

perception

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13
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What are odour molecules called?

A

odourants

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14
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What is the primary organ of taste called?

A

taste bud

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15
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The tastebud contains a cluster of ???? Receptor cells?

A

gustatory (taste)

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16
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Where are the sweet receptors on the tongue located?

A

at the front of the tongue

17
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Where are the salty receptors on the tongue located?

A

at the very front & sides of the tongue

18
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Where are the sour receptors on the tongue located?

A

at the sides of the tongue

19
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Where are the bitter receptors on the tongue located?

A

at the back of the tongue

20
Q

Where are the umami receptors on the tongue located?

A

savouriness - found all over the tongue

21
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Stimulus - a change in the internal or external environment, sensory info. What is stimulus for Tactile?

A

touch

22
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Stimulus - a change in the internal or external environment, sensory info. What is stimulus for Visual?

A

light

23
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Stimulus - a change in the internal or external environment, sensory info. What is stimulus for auditory?

A

sounds

24
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Stimulus - a change in the internal or external environment, sensory info. What is stimulus for gustatory?

A

taste

25
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Stimulus - a change in the internal or external environment, sensory info. What is stimulus for olfactory?

A

smell

26
Q

Interspersed thru the skin are general receptors, where are the receptors that detect heat and hold?

A

nerve endings in the dermis

27
Q

Interspersed thru the skin are general receptors, where are the receptors that detect touch?

A

merkel cells in the epidermis.

28
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Interspersed thru the skin are general receptors, where are the receptors that detect pain?

A

nerve endings in the dermis and throughout the body

29
Q

Interspersed thru the skin are general receptors, where are the receptors that detect pressure?

A

receptors and nerve endings in the subcutaneous tissue, near joints, muscles and external genitalia.