quiz 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What part of the autonomic nervous system is responsible for digestion

A

enteric

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2
Q

Which cranial nerve is responsible for the movement of the tongue, but does not transmit any taste sensation

A

Hypoglossal CN XII (12)

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3
Q

What kind of stimulus is the chip flavor (salt)

A

odorant

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4
Q

What type of receptor is helping you to “taste” your food

A

taste bud

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5
Q

Which taste are we most sensitive to, to protect us from poisoning

A

bitter

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6
Q

Which ion flows into gustatory receptor cells in reaction to a sour taste

A

H+

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7
Q

Which papillae help you to create friction, so you can chew and swallow food, but do not contain any taste buds

A

filiform papillae

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8
Q

Where is the primary area, in the cerebral cortex, that contributes to taste

A

base of the somatomotor cortex in parietal lobe

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9
Q

Which taste if your friend experiencing when she’s her risotto (meaty, savory)

A

umami

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10
Q

Which receptors were able to transduce the light, entering Phil’s eyeballs to see an eagle

A

photoreceptors

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11
Q

Which types of cells, in the retina, was Phil using to see in daylight, and in color

A

cones

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12
Q

What part of the autonomic nervous system made Phil’s heart rate increase in response to a fearful situation

A

sympathetic nervous system

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13
Q

What part of Phil’s eyeball would have adjusted to ensure the light hit the retina at the correct angle

A

lens

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14
Q

Which structure is responsible for adjusting the structure in above question

A

ciliary mm or ciliary body

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15
Q

Which muscles protect the tympanic membrane and stapes from damage due to loud sounds

A

tensor tympani
&
stapedius

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16
Q

Phil and his friends heard the crash b/c the ____ in the _____ moved in response to vibration

A

hair cells, spiral organ of corti

17
Q

Once the vibrations were transduced into an auditory signal, which pathway did this signal take to reach the brain

A

cochlear branch of the vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII), medulla oblongata, pons, midbrain, thalamus, primary auditory cortex in temporal lobe

18
Q

What is likely causing Penelope’s motion sickness → two senses “disagreeing w each other

A

vision and equilibrium

19
Q

What explains Penelope’s eyes “getting used to” the brightness?

A

accommodation of cones

20
Q

When she stepped into the light, her pupil will have constricted which structure contains the mm’s responsible for this

A

iris

21
Q

When Penelope bends her head and looks over the edge to see the water which fluid in the ear flows and moves hair cells to create a potential?

A

endolymph

22
Q

Penelope tripping and catching herself is an example of

A

dynamic equilibrium

23
Q

Which area of the brain is the primary integration center for all of this vestibular input

A

vestibular area in the parietal lobe

24
Q

For Felix to see, or hear or smell anything the sensory input had to go through 4 stages, in what order did they happen?

A

stimulation
transduction
generation
integration

25
Q

Felix heard the alarm clock b/c ____ of the tympanic membrane was interpreted as sound in the brain

A

vibration

26
Q

Which bone transmits vibrations in the perilymph in the ear?

A

stapes

27
Q

Which part of the inner ear contains the receptors that allowed felix to hear the alarm clock

A

cochlea

28
Q

The alarm clock stimulated their photoreceptors , which are located in the

A

nervous tunic of the eye

29
Q

The smell of bacon traveled to felix’s brain on the

A

olfactory nerve

30
Q

Bacon makes Felix feel excited b/c it is linked to emotions and memories, this is b/c axons of the olfactory tract connect with the

A

limbic system

31
Q

Salivation is one of the functions of the __________ part of the autonomic nervous system

A

parasympathetic

32
Q

Which is the pathway of an action potential from an odorant receptor to identification in the brain? NBTA

A

olfactory nerve, olfactory bulb, olfactory tract, primary olfactory area

33
Q

Structure responsible for creating Felix’s tears

A

lacrimal gland

34
Q

When felix opened his eyes what structure was he opening

A

palpebrae

35
Q

vision

A

cornea

36
Q

oflaction

A

olfactory epithelium

37
Q

audition

A

scala vestibuli

38
Q

equilibrium

A

otolithic membrane

39
Q

gustatian

A

papillae