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?

A

hearing

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
Q

Which of the following senses relied on receptors found in the “vestibule”?

A

equilibrium

26
Q

By way of what specific structure(s) might an infection in the throat lead to an ear infection?

A

eustachian tube

27
Q

A receptor may structurally be

A

free nerve ending
encapsulated dendrite
specialized/separate cell

28
Q

brain area where smell triggers emotions

A

limbic system

29
Q

conveys sensory impulses for smell

A

olfactory nerve

30
Q

transmits sensory impulses for hearing

A

vestibulochochlear nerve

31
Q

principle brain area for vision

A

occipital lobe

32
Q

Some receptors in the skin are wrapped around hair follicles, and are related to

A

fine touch

33
Q

Which term was used for the sensation of taste?

A

gustation