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Question 1

Special senses include

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smell

taste

vision

hearing

equilibrium

Question 2

General senses include

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somatic

visceral senses

Question 3

Somatic senses include

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tactile,

thermal

pain

proprioceptive sensations

Question 4

Visceral senses provide

sensations from

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internal organs.

Question 5

what Four conditions must be satisfied for a sensation to occur

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stimulus

sensory receptor must convert the stimulus to an electrical signal

nerve pathway conducts the information to the brain

brain translates or integrates the nerve impulse into a sensation

Question 6

Perceptions are the conscious awareness and interpretation of sensations. This is primarily a function of the

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cerebral cortex.

Question 7

what is the decrease in the strength of a sensation during prolonged exposure
to a stimulus called

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Adaptation

Question 8

Receptors can be classified by

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their functional characteristics

Question 9

what receptor detect mechanical deformation of adjacent cells

Answer 9

Mechanoreceptors

Question 10

what receptor detect changes in temperature

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Thermoreceptors

Question 11

what receptor detect pain

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Nociceptors

Question 12

what receptor detect light

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Photoreceptors

Question 13

what receptor detect the presence of chemicals in solution

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Chemoreceptors

Question 14

what receptor detect the osmotic pressure of fluids

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Osmoreceptors

Question 15

what type of sensations arise from stimulation of sensory receptors in the skin, mucous
membranes, muscles, tendons, and joints

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Somatic

Question 16

Most tactile sensations receptors are located in the

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skin or subcutaneous tissue

Question 17

Most tactile sensations receptors are located in the

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skin or subcutaneous tissue

Question 18

Thermal receptors are located in the

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epidermis and dermis.

Question 19

Pain receptors are located in virtually all tissues of the body except

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the brain

Question 20

Most tactile sensations are detected by mechanoreceptors located in the

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Superficial and

deep dermal layers

Question 21

Temperatures between 10 - 40º Celsius (50 - 105ºF) are detected in receptors located in the

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epidermis.

Question 22

Temperatures between 32 - 48º Celsius (90 - 118ºF) are detected in receptors located in the

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dermis

Question 23

Temperatures below 10ºC (50ºF) and above 48ºC (118ºF) are stimulate what kind of receptors

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nociceptors

Question 24

do Nociceptors adapt to pain.

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no

Question 25

Pain felt in a surface area far from the stimulated organ is called

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referred pain.

Question 26

what kind or receptors are located in the skeletal muscles (muscle spindles), in tendons (tendon organs), in and around synovial joints (joint kinesthetic receptors), and in the inner ears (hair cells).

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Proprioceptors

Question 27

Olfaction is the sense of

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smell

Question 28

The nose contains about 10 million to 100 million receptors located in the olfactory

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epithelium

Question 29

what are the three types of cells in the olfactory epithelium

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olfactory receptor cells supporting cells basal cells.

Question 30

does Adaptation to odors occurs quickly

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yes

Question 31

Gustation is the sense of

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taste

Question 32

The five primary tastes are

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salt sweet bitter sour umami

Question 33

if one's ability to smell is impaired, the | ability to do what will be greatly diminished.

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taste

Question 34

Taste buds are found in raised bumps on the tongue called

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fungiform papillae.

Question 35

both act to protect the eye from foreign objects, perspiration and direct sun rays.

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Eyebrows and eyelashes

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shade the eyes during sleep, protect it from excessive light and spread lubrication over the eyeballs by blinking

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Eyelids

Question 37

group of glands, duct and canals that produce and drain tears in both eyes.

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Lacrimal apparatus

Question 38

how many extrinsic muscles work together to move the eyeball from left to right and up and down

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Six