Pre-lab 5 and Exam 6 - weeks 11 + 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Which eye structure “accommodates” to see near and far objects?

A

lens

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2
Q

one difference between rods and cones

A

Rods can function in low light whereas cones can only function in bright light.

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3
Q

Both the peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles originate on what bone?

A

fibula

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4
Q

Receptor cells for which sensation are renewed in approximately 7-10 days?

A

gustation

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5
Q

According to your text, lacrimal glands release tears during emotional responses due to stimulation of which specific division of the nervous system?

A

parasympathetic

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6
Q

Type of receptor for:

cold
pain
vision
gustation
hearing

A

cold = thermo
pain = nociceptors
vision = photo
gustation = chemo
hearing = mechanical

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7
Q

When you have a cold, your ability to taste is diminished in great part because the brain cannot receive information for what other sensation that we use to perceive taste?

A

olfaction

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8
Q

Reflex arcs and the pathway for sensation are similar in some ways. One difference is that in sensation, a nerve impulse needs to be conveyed to the brain, whereas in some reflex arcs the message only needs to reach the (BLANK) before an efferent signal is sent.

A

spinal cord

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9
Q

The photopigment retinal is derived from which vitamin?

A

Vitamin A

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10
Q

the muscle that extends the big toe and dorsiflexes at the ankle.

A

extensor hallucis longus

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11
Q

part of the brain where perception primarily occur for:

olfaction
touch
vision
equilibrium

A

olfaction - temporal lobe
touch -postcentral gyrus
vision - occipital lobe
equilibrium - parietal lobe

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12
Q

what receptor is most likely involved in detecting an insect walking on your skin?

A

hair root plexi

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13
Q

The conversion of a nerve impulse into a sensation, by the brain, is referred to as:

A

translation

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14
Q

The characteristic of sensation described as the phenomenon that even though all sensation occurs in the brain it seems like we “feel” with receptors is called what?

A

projection

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15
Q

Which of the three “auditory ossicles” is located between the other two?

A

incus

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16
Q

Which sensation utilized hair cells within the “Organ of Corti” in the cochlea?

17
Q

What structure separates the outer ear from the middle ear?

A

tympanic membrane

18
Q

The characteristic of sensation occurring when a sensation diminishes/disappears while the stimulus persists is known as:

A

adaptation

19
Q

The specific receptors in muscles that “monitor” muscle length are:

A

muscle spindles

20
Q

Describe a functional difference between rods and cones (mention both).

A

rods have low acuity and don’t produce color; cones have high acuity and produce colored vision

21
Q

a prime movement of the fibulas brevis

A

eversion and plantarflextion

22
Q

a prime movement of the tibias anterior

A

dorsiflexion and inversion

23
Q

a prime movement of tibialis posterior

A

inversion and plantarflexion

24
Q

The function of any receptor is to:

A

transduce - convert stimuli into nerve impulses

25
Which of the following senses relied on receptors found in the “vestibule”?
equilibrium
26
By way of what specific structure(s) might an infection in the throat lead to an ear infection?
eustachian tube
27
A receptor may structurally be
free nerve ending encapsulated dendrite specialized/separate cell
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brain area where smell triggers emotions
limbic system
29
conveys sensory impulses for smell
olfactory nerve
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transmits sensory impulses for hearing
vestibulochochlear nerve
31
principle brain area for vision
occipital lobe
32
Some receptors in the skin are wrapped around hair follicles, and are related to
fine touch
33
Which term was used for the sensation of taste?
gustation