practical 1 Flashcards

1
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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.

25
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Reflex

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Autonomic, involuntary response to a stimulus

26
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Reflex arc

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Neural pathway that reflex takes in the body

27
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Palpebral fissure

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Space between upper and lower eyelids when eyes are open

28
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Contralateral vs ipsilateral

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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.