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Megan Kielsmeier
Lab 2 content weeks 1-6
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Define blood tissue | Not only consists of liquid, but also cells and cell fragments |
| where are Exeroecptors located? | on or very near the body surface and respond frequently to stimuli |
| where are Visceroceptors located? | internally, often within the body organs. |
| where is Proprioceptors located? | skeletal muscle, joint capsules, and tendons. |
| what is diabetic neuropathy? | sensations commonly diminished or lost over time in diabetics because of nerve damage |
| What is Fibromyalgia? | chronic and wide-spread musculoskeletal pain is usually accompanied by distress and a variety of other symptoms. |
| what do sensory receptors do? | make it possible for the body to respond to stimuli caused by changes occurring in our external or internal environment. This function is crucial to survival. |
| what are Mechanoreceptors? | they deform or change the position of the receptor resulting in the generation receptor potential. examples are applying pressure to the skin to stop bleeding |
| what are Chemoreceptors? | activated by either the amount or the changing concentration of certain chemicals. Our senses of taste and smell depend on chemoreceptors. |
| Where are somatic senses found? | in the skin, muscles, ligaments, eyes, and ears, for example, and mediate a wide variety of sensory information such as touch, pain, body position, vision, and hearing. |
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