week 4 part 1 Flashcards

1
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chemoreceptors

A

chemical concentrations

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2
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a fibers

A

part of nociceptors and they detect sharp localized pain

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3
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c fibers

A

dull, burning delayed pain

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4
Q

as diameter increase

A

conduction rate also increase

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5
Q

how is stimulus intensity duration signaled

A

if you increase the duration and amplitude of the stimulus there will be an resulting increase of the firing rate and increases the neurotransmitter release

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6
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tonic receptors

A

slowly adapt to continual situlation

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7
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phasic receptors

A

rapidly adapt to continual stimulation then are reactivated when stimulus ends

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8
Q

what do cutaneous receptors under the skin do

A

provide information about vibration, pressure and temperature

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9
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what is the receptive field

A

includes sensory neuron it encompasses the spatial extent of the receptors surface from which the sensory neuron receive input

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10
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what is eh hot spot

A

the most sensitive within the receptive field

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11
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superficial receptors type 1

A

have smaller receptive fields
- have multiple points of maximal sensitivity

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12
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deep receptors (type 2)

A

have larger receptive fields
- only have one hot spot

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13
Q

Polysynaptic pathways

A

mediate flexion and cross-extension reflexes

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14
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merkel cells

A

superfical Slow Adapting1
-highly sensitive to curvature and edges
-small receptive field with multiple hot spots
25%

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15
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merkel cell thresholds

A

moderatley low threshold
-irregular discharge when stimulated

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16
Q

Meissner corpuscle

A

superficial fast adapting
- stroking velocity or motion across skin
(cold beer falling through you fingers)
-small receptive field with multiple hot spots
~ 40%of innervation

17
Q

meissner corpuscle threshold

A

low threshold
sensitive to low frequency vibration

18
Q

ruffini

A

deep slow adapting 2
skin stretch
-large receptive field with only one hot spot
-20%

19
Q

ruffini threshold

A

high threshold to indentation
low frequency

20
Q

pacinian corpuscle

A

deep fast adapting
vibrations through an object

21
Q

pacinian corpuscle

A

large receptive filed with only one hot spot
-15% of hand
-very low threshold