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The Senses
the five senses only
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| NAME 2 CUTANEOUS SENSES | FREE ENCAPSULATED |
| CUTANEOUS SENSES IS IN WHAT LAYER OF SKIN | DERMIS |
| NAME 2 THINGS ABOUT FREE SENSES | NOT COVERED BY CELLS (BARE NERVE)HOT,COLD AND PAIN RESPOND TO INTENSE STIMULUS |
| NAME 2 THINGS ABOUT ENCAPSULATED SENSES | COVERED BY CELLS TOUCH AND PRESSURE HAS CELLULAR STRUCTURE AT NERVE ENDING |
| WHAT IS MUSCLE SENSE | KNOWLEDGE OF WHERE BODY PARTS ARE WITHOUT SEEING THEM |
| WHERE ARE TASTE BUDS FOUND | ON TOUGUE (PAPILLAE) |
| WHAT DO CHEMORECEPTOR'S DETECT | CHEMICALS IN SOLUTION IN THE MOUTH CHEMICALS ARE FOOD / SOLVENT IS SALVIA |
| WHAT ARE THE FOUR GENERAL TYPE OF TASTE | SWEET,SOUR,SALTY,BITTER |
| WHAT SECTION OF THE TONGUE ARE TASTE BUDS FOUND | FRONT HALF OF TONGUE |
| NAME 5 CONTRIBUTORS OF TASTE | CAN BE GENTICIM PULSES FROM TASTE BUDS TRANSMITT TO PARIETAL TEMPORAL CORTEX SENSE OF TASTE MAKES EATING ENJOYABLELESS ACUTE AS WE GET OLDERMAY CONTIBUTE TO POOR NUTRITION IN THE ELDERLY |
| WHAT DEFINES SMELL | OLFACTORY RECEPTORS THAT DETECT VAPORZED CHEMICALS SNIFFED INTO THE UPPER NASEL CAVITIES |
| NAME 3 FACTORS OF SMELL | GENERATES IMPULSES WHEN INTRODUCED B OLFACTOR NERVES 1ST CRANIAL NERVE END IN THE OFACTORY AREA OF TEMPORAL LOBEHUMAN BRAIN DISTINGUSIHING AMONG 10,000 DIFFERENT SCENTS |
| WHAT ARE VISCERAL SENSATIONS THAT ARE TRIGGERED BY INTERNAL CHANGE | HUNGER AND THIRST |
| WHERE ARE THE RECEPTORS FOR HUNGER AND THIRST LOCATED AT | HYPOTHALAMUS |
| RECEPTORS FOR THIRST DETECT CHANGES IN THE BODY IN THE BODY WATER CONTENT, THIS IS CALLED THE _______. | WATER-TO-SALT PROPORTION |
| WHAT ACTION DOES THE STOMACH DO WHEN WE ARE HUNGRY | CONTRACTS |
| WHAT ACTION DOES TAKES PLACE WHEN WE ARE THIRSTY | MOUTH/PHARYNX PRODUCT LESS SALIVA |
| IF NOT SATISIFIED THE HUNGER SENSATION | DIMINISHES |
| IF THIRST SENSATION IS NOT SATIFIED IT ____ | WORSENS |
| NAME THE 6 PARTS OF THE EYE | EYELASH,SCLERA,IRIS,PUPIL,CONJUNCTIVA,TEARS |
| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE EYELASH | PROJECT FROM INJURY-DUST |
| WHAT IS THE SCLERA | WHITE PART OF THE EYE |
| WHAT IS THE PRUPOSE OF THE PUPIL | OPENING,OCCULOMOTOR NERVE RESPONDS TO LIGHT CONSTRICT OR DILATE |
| WHAT IS THE CONJUCTIVA | LINES THE EYE LID |
| WHAT DO TEARS CONTAIN | LYSOZYME |
| TEARS ARE PRODUCED BY | LACRIMAL GLAND |
| RODS ARE USED WITH WHAT VISION | PERPHERIAL VISION THEY BLEACH OUT EASY USED AT NIGHT |
| CONES ARE USED WHEN | DURING THE DAY |
| NAME THE 3 AREAS OF THE EAR | OUTER ,MIDDLE,INNER |
| NAME THE 2 RECEPTORS FOR SENSES IN THE EAR | HEARING EQUILIBRIUM |
| WHAT PART OF THE EAR ARE THE 2 RECEPTOR FOR SENSE FOUND | INNER EAR |
| DESCRIBE THE OUTER EAR | OUTSIDE CURVES DOWN AND FORWARD |
| NAME 2 STRUCTURES OF THE MIDDLE EAR | AIR FILLED TYMPANIC MEMBRAN ECUSTACHIAN TUBES PERMITS AIR TO ENTER OF LEAVE |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE INNER EAR | FLUID FILLED HELPS WITH BALANCE |
| WHAT IS THE SMALLEST BONE IN THE HUMAN BODY | STAPES |
| DESCRIBED THE COCHLEA | SNAIL SHELL SHAPE FOUND PARTITIONED INTO 3 FLUID FILLED CANALS |
| NAME THE 3 AUDITORY BONES | MALLEUS INCUS STAPES |
| WHAT IS THE EUSTACHIAN TUBE LOCATED | EXTENDS FROM MIDDLE EAR TO THE NASOPHARYNX. |
| WHAT ARE THE 2 FUNCTIONS OF THE ENDOCRINE SYS. | REGULATE AND SECRETE HORMONES INTO THE BLOOD STREAM RESPOND TO A CHANGE IN VITUALLY ALL BODY FUNCTIONS |
| HORMONES HELP REGULATE 6 FUNCTIONS | GROWTHUSE OF FOOD TO PRODUCT ENERGY RESISTANCE TO STRESS PH OF BODY FLUIDS FLUID BLANCE REPRODUCTION |
| NAME THE GLANDS OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM | PINEAL HYPOTHALAMUS PITUITARY THYROID PARATHYROID THYMUS PANCREAS OVARY TESTES |
| ALL HORMONES GIVE A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK EXCEPT WHAT TWO | GROWTH HORMONE OXYTOCIN |
| CHEMISTRY OF HORMONES ARE CLASSIFED INT GROUPS.WHAT 3 GROUPS ARE THEY | AMINES,PROTEINS,STEROIDS |
| AMINES | SIMPLE HORMONES HAVE AMINO ACID TYROSINEEPIP/NONEPINEPHRINE |
| PROTEINS | HORMONES MAED OF AMINO ACIDSINSULIN/PANCREA GROWTH HORMONE/ANTIERIOR PITUITARY GLD |
| STEROIDS | CHOLESTEROL PRECURSOR FOR THE STEROID HOMONES ESTROGENS, TESTOSTERONE |
| WHAT ARE RECEPTOR SITES | SITES ON CELL MEMBRANE OR CYTOPLASM THAT ACCEPTS A SPECIFIC HORMONE |
| WHAT DO ENDOCRINE GLANDS DO TO RESPOND TO A CHANGE | SECRETE THE HORMONE |
| WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE TARGET ORGAN RECEIVES AN ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF HORMONE | IT SENDS A MESSAGE TO DECREASE THE HORMONE |
| NAME THE TWO POSTERIOR PITUITARY GLANDS | ADH - ANTIDURECTIC HORMONE GROWTH HORMONE |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ADH | HELP TO RETAIN WATER ADH WILL INCREASE SO KIDNEYS CAN REABSORB H2O AND URINE OUTPUT |
| WHT IS THE FUNCTION OF GH | IT INCREASES CELL DIVISION (MITOSIS) TO INCREASE GROWTH |
| WHERE IS THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR PITUITARY GLANDS LOCATED | AT THE BASE OF THE SKULL |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF TSH | THYROID TO INCREASE ENERGY AND SIMULATES THE RELEASE OF THYROXINE |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ACTH | INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE STIMULATES THE RELEASE OF CORTISOL |
| NAME THE 2 HORMONES OF THE THYROID GLAND | THYROXINE, CALCITONIN |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF CALCITONIN | MAINTAINS ADEQUATE LEVELS OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHATE IN THE BONES BY DECREASE BLOOD LEVELS |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THYROXINE | COMBINES WITH TSH REGULATES ENERGY PRODUCTION AND METABOLIC RATE |
| WHAT IS THE PARATHYROID | POSTERIOR SIDE OF THE THYROID HAS 4 SMALL GLANDS |
| WHAT IS PTH | ANTAGONIST TO CALCITONIN AND PHOSPHATE REGULATES AND PULLS CACIUM INTO THE BLOOD |
| THE PANCREAS HAS WHAT 2 TYPES OF CELLS | ALFA AND BETA |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF GLUCAGON IN THE PANCREAS | ALFA CELLSINCREASE BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL FOR CELL RESP |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF INSULIN IN THE PANCREAS | BETA CELLS ALLOW THE GLUCOSE TO ENTER THE CELL BY A PERMEABILITY CELL WALL DECREASES BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL |
| WHERE ARE THE ADRENALS GLANDS LOCATED | TOP OF KIDNEYS |
| NAME 4 HORMONES FROM THE ADRENAL GLANDS | EPIINEPHRINE,NOREPINEPHRINE,ALDOSTERONE,CORTISOL |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF EPINEPHRINE | INCREASE HEART RATEDILATE BRONCHIOLESFORCE CONTRACTIONS |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF NOREPINEPHRINE | SHIFT BLOOD TO THE VITAL ORGANS |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF CORTISOL | IMPORTANT IN BRAIN FUNCTIONANTI-INFLAMMATORY |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ALDOSTERONE | REGULATE SODIUM AND POTASSIUM BETWEEN THE BLOOD AND THE KIDNEYS |
| WHERE CATIVITY IS THE OVARIES/TESTES FOUND | PELVIC |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION ON ESTROGEN | PREPARE FEMALE ORGANS FOR CHILDBIRTH |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF PROGESTERONE | PREPARE THE UTERUS FOR PREGNANCY |
| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF TESTOSTERONE | MALE CHARACTERISTICS PRODUCTION OF SPERM |
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SFREDERICK
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