Sensory Communication Flashcards

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Describe in general what a sensory pathway involves

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2
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What are the main divisions of senses?

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3
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What types of somato sensory receptors are there?

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4
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What are the touch receptor types of the skin and where are they located?

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5
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Descirbe the pancinian corpuscle

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6
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Describe the Meissners corpuscle

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7
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What are merkal receptors?

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8
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What type of receptor are Merkal Receptors classified as?

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9
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What are buffini corpuscles?

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10
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Give examples of 4 other types of sensory receptors

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11
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Breifly describe sensory transduction and the CNS

a) transduction
b) stimli
c) TH
d) potential

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12
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How are receptive fields of sensory neurons formed?

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13
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How is sensory information integrated by CNS?

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14
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What sensory pathways are there in brain?

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15
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Give a brief overview of a stimulus

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16
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Describe location of a stimulus

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17
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How is intensity of stimulus determined?

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18
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What are the main properties of a stimulus?

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19
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What determines the length of a stimulus?

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20
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Differentiated between tonic and phasic receptors

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21
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What are the modalities of somatic senses?

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22
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How can somatic senses be damaged and where/ what does it lead to?

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23
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What part of the brain recognises where ascending pathways originate?

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24
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Differentiate between temperature receptors

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25
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Do temperature recptors adapt quickly or slowly?

How does the brain interpret the relative ratio of warm/ cold receptors firing?

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26
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What is the receptor TRPV1 responsible for?

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27
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Give an example of a cold receptor and explain their functions

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28
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Whats the difference between TRPM8 and TRPV1 receptors?

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29
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what are pain receptors?

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30
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What are different fibers associated with?

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31
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Gate control theory of pain

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32
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Referred pain

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