Anatomy-Nerves
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| four nerves involved with the eye | optic, oculomotor, trochlear, abducens
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| Two nerves involved with the face | trigeminal, facial
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| what nerve innervates the neck | accessory nerve
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| what nerves innervate the tongue or are involved in taste | facial, vagus, hypoglossal,hlossopharyngeal
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| What three areas does the trigeminal nerve innervate? | opthalmic, maxillary, mandibular
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| each sensory neuron carries only one type of sensation - this is called a | modality
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| type of modality responsibility for tactile, temperature, pain and proprioreception | somatic modality
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| modality responsible for taste, smell, vision, blanace and hearing | special modality
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| do sensory receptors convey info by action potentials or graded potentials | graded potentials
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| where are proprioceptors found | in muscles, tendons, joints, inner ear
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| where are interoceptors found | blood vessels, visceral organs
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| where aare exteroceptors found | near body surface
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| type of receptors for pressure, stretching, proprioception, hearing, equilibrium | mechanoreceptors
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| type of receptors for temperature | thermoreceptors
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| type of receptors for pain | nociceptors
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| type of receptors for light | photoreceptors
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| type of receptors for chemicals in the mouth, nose, and body fluids | chemoreceptors
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| How are sensory receptors classified? | structure, location, type of stimulus
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| what do somatic senssations include | touch, pressure, itch and tickle
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| what do cutaneous sensations include | thermal sensations and pain
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| what is more common - direct motor pathways or indirect motor pathways | indirect motor pathways
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