Sensory physio Flashcards

1
Q

“Specific sensations, specific receptors”

A

Differential sensitivity

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2
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Slowly adapting receptors examples

A

Muscle spindles, Golgi tendons, baroreceptor, chemoreceptor

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3
Q

Pacinian corpuscle is an example of ______-adapting receptor

A

Rapidly adapting

Has a predictive function

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4
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Receptor found in glabrous skin and detects low frequency vibration

A

Meissner’s corpuscle

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5
Q

__________ combine to form Iggo Dome receptors

A

Merkel’s disks

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6
Q

Detects high frequency vibration; onion like structure in skin and deep fascia

A

Pacinian corpuscles

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7
Q

Receptors in internal tissues and joint capsules that detect heavy and prolonged touch pressure

A

Ruffini’s end organs

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8
Q

Which somatosensory pathway uses large myelinated fibers and crosses near the medulla?

A

Dorsal column-Medial lemniscus

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9
Q

Which somatosensory pathway carries pain, temperature sensation and crude touch?

A

Anterolateral-spinothalamic tract

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10
Q

Thalamic nuclei for DC-ML

A

Ventro postero lateral (VPL)

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11
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Thalamic nuclei for trigemino thalamic pathway

A

VPM nuclei

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12
Q

Fast pain sensation is transmitted via type ____ fibers

A

Type A Delta fibers

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13
Q

Type C fibers carry ______ pain and is associated with ________

A

Slow pain
Tissue destruction
Neurotransmitter substance P

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14
Q

Lateral inhibition principle

A

Stimulated tactile receptors can inhibit pain transmission in the spinal cord

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15
Q

Part of the eye that has variable refractive powers

A

Lens

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16
Q

When ciliary muscles are contracted, lens become _________

A

Spherical

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17
Q

For distant objects:
Lens are ________
Ciliary muscles are ________
Suspensory ligaments are ___________

A

Lens flat
CM relaxed
Increased tension in suspensory ligaments

18
Q

Light cause _________ Polarization of receptors

A

Hyperpolarization

19
Q

________has no photoreceptors

A

Optic disc

20
Q

Which layer forms the optic nerve?

A

Ganglion cell layer

21
Q

Deterioration of pigment epithelium (Layer 1)

A

Macular degeneration

22
Q

Contrast detector cells

A

Bipolar cells

23
Q

Photopigment in rods

A

Rhodopsin

24
Q

Cones are used for daylight vision. True or False?

A

True!

Contains 3 types of photochemicals

25
Q

Irregular curvature of cornea

A

Astigmatism

26
Q

First sign of vitamin A deficiency

A

Nyctalopia

27
Q

Corrective lenses for hyperopia

A

Convex lenses

28
Q

Age related loss of accommodation is called _______ and corrected by _________ lenses

A

Presbyopia

Convex

29
Q

Speed of sound

A

335 m/sec

30
Q

Inner hair cell near oval window detects ______ frequency and are _____ and ________

A

High frequency

Short and stiff

31
Q

Perilymph is high in ______ whereas endolymph is high in _________

A

Peri - sodium

Endo - K+

32
Q

Detects changes in the rate and direction of the rotation of the head

A

Semicircular canals

33
Q

Function of the basilar membrane

A

Distributes stimulus along the organ of Corti

34
Q

Low threshold for this taste sensation

A

Bitter!

35
Q

Proteinacious meaty flavor

A

Umami

36
Q

Sense that has no relay station in the thalamus

A

Olfactory

37
Q

Nerve fibers for olfaction

A

Unmyelinated C fibers

38
Q

Use macules as sensory organs

A

Otolith organs

Detect linear acceleration and sometimes angular sensation

39
Q

Taste receptors are true neurons. True or False?

A

False!

Olfactory neurons are true neurons

40
Q

Labeled line principle

A

Specific sensation has specific pathways