Physiology Flashcards

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Frontal Lobe

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thinking, emotions, problem solving, speech, movement (front of brain)

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Parietal Lobe

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touch, pressure, temp, and pain. (top/middle of brain)

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Temporal Lobe

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hearing and memory (sides of brain)

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4
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Occipital Lobe

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vision (back of brain)

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Cerebellum

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motor control coordination and learning between spinal cord and other parts of brain. damage does not cause paralysis, but disorders instead (below occipital lobe)

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Outer ear

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Cup like protrusion from head to direct sounds to the inner ear, via small bones in the middle ear.

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Inner ear

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Spiral shaped chamber covered in nerves that receive vibrations and send signals to the brain via the auditory nerve.

Contains cochlea and semicircular canals.

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Brain uses input from Outer and Inner ears to…

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determine direction and distance of sounds.

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9
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Viscous fluid and particles in 3 inner ear canals are responsible for…

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Balance, spatial orientation. Movement of these things helps brain determine motion and acceleration.

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10
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Human ear can perceive frequencies between…

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16 cycles per second (deep bass) and 28,000 cycles per second (high pitch).

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Perfect pitch

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the ability to map a tone precisely on the musical scale without reference to an external standard.

Estimated less than 1 in 10,000 people have perfect pitch.

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Retina

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Back of eye, covered with 2 types of cells (cones and rods) for peripheral and night vision, and distinguishing colors and light sources.

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13
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Cone cells

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sensitive to color

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14
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Rod cells

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sensitive to light

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15
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Optic nerve

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Connects eye to brain. Connection point is a blind spot.

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16
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Input to the brain from 2 eyes results in…

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a single 3D image, which the brain flips back to right side up (since the lens shows it upside down).