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Topic 3 Sensory reception Flashcards

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sensation occurs when

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neural impulses generated by the stimulation of sensory receptors arrive at cerebral cortex

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Sensory adaptation is

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the brain filtering out redundant (not important) sensory info to prevent overstimulation
happens w things that r constantly repeated too

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sensory receptors

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photoreceptors, chemoreceptors, mechanoreceptors and thermoreceptors

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photoreceptors are stimulated by what w what

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stimulated by light by eye receptors

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chemoreceptors are stimulated by what with what receptors

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stimulated by chemicals by nose or tongue receptors

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Mechanoreceptors are stimulated by what and with what

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stimulated by pressure taken in ear receptors

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Thermoreceptors are stimulated by what n where

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stimulated by heat and cold by skin receptors

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vision is associated w stimulation of ____
where r they n stimulated by what

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photoreceptors, at back of the eye by light energy

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the eye is made of _ layers n they are

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3, Sclera, Choroid and Retina

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The first layer of the eye is the

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Sclera, tough outer layer

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The sclera includes the ___ which is/dose what

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Cornea : the front protective transparent layer of the sclera where light is bent (refracted) to fovea centralis

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Astigmatism is the

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unequal curvature of tge cornea

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the middle layer of the eye is the ____

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Choroid

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the choroid has/is what

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has blood vessels to nourish the eye and is dark in colour to absorb the light

the iris: pigmented muscle controlling amnt of light entering
ciliary body: muscle atteched to lens for focusing

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Ciliary body is

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a muscle attached to the lens for focusing

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iris is a

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pigmented muscle controlling the amount of light entering the eye

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the middle layer of eye is the ___ and made up of

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Choroid, has iris and ciliary body

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the third/inner layer is the

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Retina

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the retina is made up of

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ganglion layer, photoreceptor layer, rods and cones located in periphery

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ganglion layer is

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one that forms optic nerve that exits back of eye (blind spot)
located in retina

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photoreceptor layer is

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one w rods and cones

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the rods are

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located on periphery in photoreceptor layer and for night vision

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the cones are

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concentrated near centre of photoreceptor layer have the fovea centralis w most accurate and colour vision

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Pupil is

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opening in front of eye, not structure just a hole

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Adaptation is

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the pupil dilating and constricting

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The lens is

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behind pupil, focusing light on retina

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accomodation is

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lens changing shape based on if objects are near or far to see tgem better

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aqueous humour is

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the liquid clear thing infront of cornea maintaining its shape

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Vitreous humour is

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liquid in eyeball maintaining its shape

30
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the blind spot is the

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optic disc

31
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you want the most light

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in the fovea centralis where there are the most cones

32
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the optic nerve and optic disc

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takes the message to the brain and is the blind spot w no rods or cones

33
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vision pathway

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cornea>pupil>lens>photoreceptors>retina>occipital lobe via optic nerve

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Myopia is

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nearsightedness, inability to see objects at a distance

eyeball is elongated so focused light falls in front of retina

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Hyperopia is

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farsightedness, inability to see close objects

eyeball is shortend so focused light falls behind the retina

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colourblindness is

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a generic condition affecting the cones caused by the lack of specific cones or colour receptors

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Pinna is the

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squishy outer ear part that direct sound waves to auditory canal

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tympanic membrane or tympanum is the

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ear drum, where sound waves strike and vibrations are passed on

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Outer ear includes

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the pinna and ear/auditory canal

40
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Middle ear includes

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ear drum or tympanic membrane and 3 ossicles/bones; stapes incus and malleus

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the ossicles are

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the 3 bones in middle ear

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the inner ear includes

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cochlear, semicircular canals , vestibular nerve, facial nerve, auditory nerve and organ of corti

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Organ of corti is

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organ in inner ear within cochlea where sound is tuned to action potential after hairs inside are stimulated by pressure change in ear

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cochlear is

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the shell looking thing in ear containing organ of cori and hairs generating action potential to be sent to temporal lobe

45
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structures of ear not associated w hearing are

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semicircular canals and eustachean tube

46
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Semicircular canals are

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part of brain filled w fluid where pressure change causes waves to maintain balance

47
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the eustachean tube is

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one connecting eats with throat allowing air pressure to equalize

48
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chemoreceptors for taste are

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on the tongue and send impulses to parietal lobe

49
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chemoreceptors for smell are

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in the nasal cavity known as olfactory cells and transmit signals to olfaction bulb in the brain

50
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proprioception is

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perception of movement and body position in space(muscles)

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mechanoreceptors are

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associated w hearing with fluctuations in air pressure (sound waves) , they convert energy of sound into electrochemical impedance to brain and balance through converting the energy of liquid movement into electrochemical impulses

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