S2W4 - Senses other than Vision Flashcards

Auditory, Olfactory, Gustatory, Somatosensory

1
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Old Model of Perceptual Processing

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Receptors; Thalamus; Primary Sensory Cortex; Secondary Sensory Cortex; Association Cortex

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Function of Outer Ear

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collect sound waves; shape helps localise sound

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Function and Anatomy of Middle Ear

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To amplify the sound by 22x
Tympanic Membrane: eardrum, 17x
Ossicles: Malleus (hammer), Incus (anvil), Stapes (stirrup), 1.3x

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4
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Funciton of the Inner Ear

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To transform that sound into a signal for the brain, includes the Cochlea and Vestibular Apparatus (for balance)

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5
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Cochlea Mechanism

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Basilar membrane vibrates; activates hair cells in the cochlea (the further in the spiral, the longer the hair cells, and the lower pitches they detect); auditory nerves send signals to the cochlea nuclei

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6
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Auditory Pathway

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cochlea; auditory nerve; cochlea nuclei; superior olives; lateral lemniscus; inferior colliculus; thalamus, medial geniculate nucleus; primary auditory cortex; lateral fissure

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7
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Anterior Stream (A)

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Towards prefrontal cortex
“what”
Identification of sound

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Posterior Stream (A)

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Towards posterior parietal cortex
“where”
Location of sound

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Vestibular Apparatus

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Semicircular canals have fluid moving through them (along the coronal, horizontal and sagital plane); hair cells in the utricle pick up this motion and send respective signals to the brain

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10
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Exteroceptive

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The skin

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Proprioceptive

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Limb position

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12
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Interoceptive

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Within the body; e.g. blood pressure, general organ conditions

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13
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Types of exteroceptive stimuli

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Mechanical (touch)
Thermal (temp)
Nociceptive (pain)

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14
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Spinothalamic Pathway

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projects to the thalamus

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15
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Spinotectal Pathway

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projects to the tectum - the midbrain

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16
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Spinorecticular Pathway

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projects to the reticular formation, parafasicular nuclei, and intralaminar nuclei in the thalamus

17
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Location of the somatosensory cortex

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posterior to the central fissure

18
Q

Remember homonculus

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know him

19
Q

Dorsal Stream (S)

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Towards prefrontal cortex
“where”
multisensory integration

20
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Ventral Stream (S)

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Towards parietal cortex
“what”
shape identification

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