Sensory Contribution (Chapter 5) Flashcards

1
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what is visual search?

A

scanning the environment to see relevant cues

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2
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what is quiet eye research?

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the final fixation on a target before before initiation if the movement

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3
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what is a sensory conflict?

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when there is a blockage/break between your vision and proprioception.

ex: closing eyes to raise certain finger

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4
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what is focal vision?

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voluntary, conscious and front central vision area

affected by light

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5
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what is ambient vision?

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subconscious, helps spatial localization and orientation, central and peripheral fields

not affected by light

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what is proprioception?

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continuous flow of sensory info recieved from all receptors that communicates info about body position and movement

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7
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what are golgi tendons?

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where tendons attach to muscle, communicates how much tension is used.

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what are muscle splindles?

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located between muscle fibres in the belly of a muscle

tells how much and how fast muscle length is changing

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9
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what are joint kinesthetic receptors?

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within a joint structure, provides information on if action is too slow, too fast, or wrong direction

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10
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what is vestibular apparatus?

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collection of receptors in the inner ear, communicates on balance and posture

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what are afferent (sensory) pathways?

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carries signal to brain

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12
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what are efferent (motor) pathways?

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sends signals to muscles to move

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13
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what is a monosynaptic reflex?

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only one synapse (motor neuron) triggered

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14
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what is a polysynaptic reflex?

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more than one synapse (interneuron) is triggered

ex: hot stove, move more muscles

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15
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what is/ the function of the cerebrum/cerebral cortex- sensory area?

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sensory area interprets information from sensory receptors

ex: touch, pressure, temperature

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what is/ the function of the cerebrum/cerebral cortex motor area?

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coordinate and initiate voluntary movements of muscles fine motor, and decides order and degree of muscles to contract

17
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what is/ the function of the cerebrum/cerebral cortex associated areas?

A

analysis and interpertation of sensory information, new sensory inputs are associated with the past

18
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what is the function of the cerebellum?

A

monitors intended movement with actual movement taking place.

compares can error detect and correct.

19
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what is the function of basal ganglia?

A

initiation, control anf monitor intensity of subconscious movement

ex: swinging arms when walking

20
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what are 3 memory systems?

A

1) sensory memory
2) working memory
3) long term memory

21
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what are the 2 functions of working memory?

A

1) phonological loop
2) visuospatial sketchpad

22
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what is phonological loop?

A

short term storage of written and spoken

23
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what is visuospatial sketchpad?

A

tempory storage of spatial and visual