sense organs

Question 1

receptor potential

Answer 1

graded potential

Question 2

conversion of energy to another

Answer 2

transduction

Question 3

changing of a stimulus to receptor potential

Answer 3

initial effect of stimulus on a sensory cell

Question 4

sight-colors

Answer 4

modality

Question 5

where is pain coming from

Answer 5

location of stimulus

Question 6

other information types incluse

Answer 6

intensity and duration

Question 7

refers to the type of stimulus or sensation it produces

Answer 7

modality

Question 8

thermoreceptors

Answer 8

temperature

Question 9

photoreceptors

Answer 9

light

Question 10

mechanoreceptors

Answer 10

movement

Question 11

chemoreceptors

Answer 11

pH

Question 12

nocireceptors

Answer 12

pain

Question 13

encoded by which nerve fibers are issuing signals to the brain

Answer 13

location

Question 14

extroceptors

Answer 14

external

Question 15

interoceptors

Answer 15

internal

Question 16

a stomach ache would be considered

Answer 16

interoceptors

Question 17

identify location and orientation

Answer 17

proprioceptors

Question 18

warm and cold receptors

Answer 18

free nerve ending

Question 19

receptors for light, touch, texture, shape

Answer 19

tactile disc

Question 20

monitors movement of hair

Answer 20

hair receptors

Question 21

nerve fibers wrapped in gleam cells and connective tissue

Answer 21

encapsulated endings

Question 22

employ receptors that are widely distributed in the skin, muscles, tendons, joint capsules, and viscera. include sense of touch, pressure, stretch, heat/cold, and pain. also blood pressure and comp. structures are simple

Answer 22

general senses

Question 23

limited to the head, innervated by cranial nerves, employ relatively complex sense organs. include vision , hearing, taste smell, and equillibrium

Answer 23

special senses

Question 24

originates from oral cavity

most taste receptors are found on dorsum of tongue

Answer 24

taste

Question 25

synapse with nerve ending s

Answer 25

taste cell

Question 26

basal cells

Answer 26

stem cells

Question 27

regenerate damaged/dead taste cells

Answer 27

basal cells

Question 28

name five types of taste

Answer 28

``` sweet sour bitter salty umami ```

Question 29

ant 2/3

Answer 29

facial

Question 30

post 1/3

Answer 30

glossopharyngeal

Question 31

roof of nasal cavity

Answer 31

olfactory mucosa

Question 32

pinna, auditory canal, and eardrum are part of

Answer 32

outer ear

Question 33

superior recess, auditory tube, medial wall are part of

Answer 33

middle

Question 34

smallest bones in body

Answer 34

ossicles

Question 35

malleous

Answer 35

hammer

Question 36

incus

Answer 36

anvil

Question 37

stapes

Answer 37

stirrups

Question 38

prevent excessive movement of ossicles, limit vibrations going into ear, can adapt quickly to sound

Answer 38

tensor tympani, strapedius muscle

Question 39

Inner bony includes

Answer 39

semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea

Question 40

similar composition as intracellular fluid

Answer 40

endolymph

Question 41

similar composition as CSF

Answer 41

perilymph

Question 42

cluster of hair along supra orbital margin

Answer 42

eyebrows

Question 43

eyelids

Answer 43

palpabrae

Question 44

palpebral fissure

Answer 44

gap between 2 eye lids

Question 45

sebaceous

Answer 45

sty

Question 46

tarsal

Answer 46

chalzion

Question 47

has mucous membrane, lines inner aspect of eyelids, reflected onto the white part of visible eye

Answer 47

conjunctiva

Question 48

lacrimal puncta

Answer 48

openings

Question 49

flush the eyes, lubricate, protect

Answer 49

lacrimal secretion

Question 50

SO4

Answer 50

super oblique, trochlear near IV

Question 51

LR6

Answer 51

lateral rectus, abducens VI

Question 52

Rest 3

Answer 52

oculomotor III

Question 53

sclera

Answer 53

post 4/5. white tendons structure

Question 54

cornea

Answer 54

ant 1/5. transparent

Question 55

pupil

Answer 55

control how much light enters the eye