OLFACTION AND SOMESTHIC SENSES

Question 1

ABILITY TO SMELL ODORS

Answer 1

OLFACTION OR OLFACTORY SENSE

Question 2

PART OF THE NOSE THAT SERVES THE SAME PURPOSE FOR ODORS THAT THE PINNA AND EAR ANL SERVE FOR SOUNS

Answer 2

OUTER PART OF THE NOSE

Question 3

OLFACTORY RECEPTOR CELLS HAVE HALF A DOZEN TO A DOZEN LITTLE HAIRS CALLED? THAT PROJECT INTO THE CAVITY

Answer 3

CILIA

Question 4

_ SEND SIGNALS TO THE BRAIN WHEN STIMULATED BY THE MOLECULES OF SUBSTANCES THAT ARE IN THE AIR MOVING PAST THEM

Answer 4

CILIA

Question 5

LOCATED ON TOP OF THE SINUS CAVITY ON EACH SIDE OF THE BRAIN DIRECTLY BENEATH THE FRONTAL LOBES

Answer 5

OLFACTORY BULBS

Question 6

WHAT THE BODY KNOWS

Answer 6

SOMESTHETIC SENSES

Question 7

_ MEANS “BODY” AND _ MEANS “FEELING”

Answer 7

SOMA , ESTHETIC

Question 8

1.SKIN SENSES 2.KINESTHETIC SENSE 3.VESTIBULAR SENSES

Answer 8

3 SOMESTHETIC SENSE SYSTEMS

Question 9

_ SENSES HAVING TO DO WITH TOUCH, PRESSURE TEMPERATURE AND PAIN

Answer 9

SKIN SENSES

Question 10

_ SENSE HAVING TO DO WITH THE LOCATION OF BODY PARTS IN RELATION TO EACH OTHER

Answer 10

KINESTHETIC SENSE

Question 11

_SENSES HAVING TO DO MUCH WITH MOVEMENTS AND BODY POSITION

Answer 11

VESTIBULAR SENSES

Question 12

AN ORGAN, THAT KEEPS THE BODILY FLUIDS AND GERMS OUT, ALSO RECEIVES AND TRANSMITS INFORMATION FROM THE OUTSIDE WORLD TO THE CNS

Answer 12

SKIN

Question 13

WHERE THE INFORMATION FROM THE OUTSIDE GO IN THE CNS

Answer 13

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX

Question 14

THERE ARE ABOUT _ A DOZEN OF DIFFERENT RECEPTORS IN THE LAYERS OF THE SKIN. SOME RESPOND ONLY TO ONE KIND OF SENSATION

Answer 14

HALF A DOZEN RECEPTORS

Question 15

A SENSORY RECEPTOR BENEATH THE SKIN AND RESPOND TO CHANGES IN PRESSURE (TWEEZING THE EYEBROWS OR PULLS THE HAIR )

Answer 15

PACINIAN CORPUSCLES

Question 16

NERVE ENDINGS BENEATH THE UPPERMOST LAYER OF THE SKIN ALSO RESPOND IN TEMPARATURE, PRESSURE AND PAIN

Answer 16

FREE NERVE ENDINGS

Question 17

FUNCTION AS A WARNING SYSTEM AND VITALLY IMPORTANT

Answer 17

PAIN

Question 18

RARE CONDITIONS WHICH PEOPLE ARE BORN WITHOUL ABILITY TO FEEL ANY PAIN

Answer 18

CONGENITAL ANALGESIA & CONGENITAL INSENSITIVITY TO PAIN WITH ANHIDROSOS (CIPA)

Question 19

CONGENITAL ANALGESIA & CONGENITAL INSENSITIVITY TO PAIN WITH ANHIDROSOS (CIPA) AFFECT THE NEURAP PATHWAYS THAT CARRY _ ,_ ,_ SENSATIONS

Answer 19

PAIN, HEAT AND COLD SENSATIONS

Question 20

THIS CONDITION OCCURS WHEN A PERSON WHO HAS HAD AN ARM OR LEG REMOVED SOMETIMES “FEELS” PAIN IN THE MISSING LIMB

Answer 20

PHANTOM LIMB PAIN

Question 21

FROM THE GREEK WORDS KINEIN (TO MOVE) AND AESTHESIS (SENSATION)

Answer 21

KINESTHESIA

Question 22

SPECIAL RECEPTORS LOCATED IN THE MUSCLES, TENDONS AND JOINTS ARE PART OF THE BODY’S SENSE OF _ AND _ IN SPACE

Answer 22

MOVEMENT AND PLACE/LOCATION IN SPACE

Question 23

KINEIN MEANS _

Answer 23

TO MOVE

Question 24

AESTHESIS MEANS _

Answer 24

SENSATION

Question 25

1.OTOLITH ORGANS 2.SEMICIRCULAR CANALS

Answer 25

2 KINDS OF VESTIBULAR ORGANS

Question 26

COMES FROM LATIN WORD THAT MEANS “ENTRANCE” OR “CHAMBER””

Answer 26

VESTIBULAR SENSE

Question 27

STRUCTURES FOR THIS SENSE ARE LOCATED IN THE INNERMOST CHAMBER OF THE EAR

Answer 27

VESTIBULAR SENSE

Question 28

_ ARE TINY SACS FOUND JUST ABOVE THE COCHLEA

Answer 28

OTOLITH ORGANS

Question 29

_ ARE THREE SOMEWHAT CIRCULAR TUBES THAT ARE ALSO FILLED WITH FLUID THAT WILL STIMULATE HAIRLIKE RECEPTORS WHEN ROTATED

Answer 29

SEMICIRCULAR CANALS

Question 30

THE SENSE OF SCENTS

Answer 30

OLFACTION