PNS and Integration: Sensory Receptors and Sensation Flashcards
Sensory Receptors Structure // Simple: includes 1. _____ _____ _____ of first order sensory neurons witch are used for ____ temperature, ____ some touch.
2. _______ nerve endings of first order sensory neurons . used for ____ _____ some touch
Free nerve endings,
pain, itch,
encapsulated
pressure, vibration
Exteroceptors - Location
what they respond to
what information do they provide?
Body’s surface
Stimuli from environment
touch, pressure, pain, temp, special senses
Interoceptors -
Location
what they respond to
what information do they provide?
deeper in body
internal environment
chemical changes, tissue stretch, temp, pain, hunger thirst, nausea
Proprioceptors -
Location
what they respond to
what information do they provide?
skeletal muscles, tendons and joints, ligaments connective tissue
respond to body movements
Free nerve endings have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L:Exteroceptors, Interoceptors, Proprioceptors
S:Thermo,chemo,mechano receptors plus nociceptors
most body tissues
no
Modified free nerve endings: tactile discs (Merkle discs) have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L exteroceptors
Mechanoreceptors S:(light pressure); slowly adapting
basal layer of epidermis
no
hair follicle receptors: have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L:exteroceptors
S: mechanoreceptors (hair deflection); rapidly adapting
in and surrounding hair follicles
no
Messner’s corpuscles (tactile) have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L: Exteroceptors
S: Mechanoreceptors
dermal papillae of hairless skin, external genitalia, fingertips, soles of feet, eyelids
yes
Pacinian corpuscles (lamellated)
have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L: Exteroceptors, interceptors, and some proprioceptors
S: Mechanoreceptors
dermis and hypodermis, periostea, mesentery, tendons, ligaments, joint capsules, abundant in fingers, feet external genitalia and nipples
yes
Ruffini endings have what type of receptors? (L and S)
Location?
capsulated?
L: Exteroceptors and proprioceptors
S: Mechanoreceptors
Deep in dermis, hypodermis and joint capsules.
Somatic Sensations are in the ______ system, ______ vagina, anus _____ _____ and tendons + ______
integumentary system
transduction is the generation of a _____ _____
graded potential
Nerve impulse is the _____ of an ____ _____
generation, action, potential
Integration is CNS _______ and _____
reception and processing
Sensory process is? 1 2 3 4
Sensory Receptor stimulation
transduction
nerve impulse
integration
Touch is detected by?
Meissner corpuscles
hair root plexus
Touch and pressure is detected by?
tactile(merkel) discs (continuous)
Ruffini corpuscles
Meissner corpuscles and hair root plexus are _____ _______ and sense the _____ of touch
fast adapting
onset
Merkel discs and Ruffini corpuscles are ______ ______ and are activated when there is a more ________and deeper pressure touch that ______the skin
slow adapting
continuous
stretches’
what does fast adapting means? it adapts to the ______ and becomes used to it. aka not noticing wearing ______
sensation
shoes
slow adapting / no adapting means there is _____ a change in the _____ of sensory impulses (frequency of action potentials).
never,
speed
High frequency Vibration is felt by
Pacinian Corpuscles
Low frequency vibration is felt by
Meissner corpuscles
itch and tickle is felt by
free nerve endings