practical 1 Flashcards

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Cutaneous Receptors

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Sensory receptors that help us detect special senses

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2
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Proprioceptors

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Sensory recpetors that provide information about body movements and position

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3
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Tactile localization

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Brains ability to determine which portion of the skin has been touched.

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4
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refraction

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bending of light rays passing from one medium to another

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5
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emmetropia

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perfect vision, eye can accomodate properly

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6
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myopia

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nearsightedness

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7
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astigmatism

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Irregularities in the lens/cornea that lead to blurred vision

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8
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hyperopia

hyperopia

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farsightedness

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9
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Presbyopia

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Old vision, less elastic lens cause difficulties in close and near vision

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10
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Weber test

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Tests centralization vs lateralizatio of sound

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11
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Rinnes Test

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Compares bone vs air conduction

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12
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Olfactory

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Sense of smell

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13
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Gustation

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Sense of taste

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14
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Ciliary body

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Produces aqueous humor, changes lens shape, ,holds the lens in place

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15
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Lens

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Bends light that enters the eye and focuses it to create clear images

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16
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Cornea

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Focuses light onto retina; protects eye from germs, dust, debris, and UV radition

17
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Cones

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Allows us to see collor, active at higher light levels

18
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Rods

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Responsible for vision at low light levels, gray tones.

19
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Ear ossicles

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Transmit sound vibrations from tympanic membrane to inner ear

20
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Malleus

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Recieves vibrations from tympanic membrane and passes them to incus

21
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Incus

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Receives vibrations from malleus and sends them to the stapes

22
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Stapes

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Attached to oval window.

23
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pharyngotympanic tube

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Regulate and equalize the pressure of the middle ear with the atmospheric pressure

24
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Choroid

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Supplies retina with nutrients and maintains the temperature and volume of the eye.

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Reflex
Autonomic, involuntary response to a stimulus
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Reflex arc
Neural pathway that reflex takes in the body
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Palpebral fissure
Space between upper and lower eyelids when eyes are open
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Contralateral vs ipsilateral
ipsilateral means the side of stimulation and the side of reaction are the same, while contralateral means the side of stimulation and the side of reaction are not the same.