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Lab 18, 19, & 20

Lab 18 & 19

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Sclera protection & shape eyeball
Iris part of the choroid muscle that open/close pupil
Cornea transparent fibrous CT layer
Cornea allow light inside & refraction
Pupil window for light
Macula Lutea area surrounding fovea centralis
Fovea Centralis high vision
Retina contains nervous tissue for photoreception
Lens change shape to refract/focus light on retina
Optic disck Blind spot/ Optic nerve exit/ area w/ no rods & cones
Optic nerve bridge to the brain
Choroid blood supply to eyeball
Sensory Functional classification Mechanoreceptors, Chemoreceptors, Thermoreceptors, Nociceptors, Osmoreceptors, & Photoreceptors
Sensory Location classification Exteroceptor, Interceptors (visceroceptors), & Proprioceptors
Exteroceptors Near a stimulus externally; ex: skin & hearing/light waves
Interceptors (Visceroreceptors) Internal organs & tissues; ex: + BP in aorta
Proprioceptors near a moving body part; ex: joints/muscles
Mechanoreceptors Detect physical stimuli (pressure, vibration, & touches)
Mechanoreceptors sense sound & body position (balance)
Mechanoreceptors Tactile & Lamellar corpuscle
Chemoreceptors interprets chemical stimuli; object's taste/smell
Chemoreceptors Taste buds
Exteroceptors Taste buds, Lamellar & Tactile Corpuscle
Superior Rectus (Nerve III oculomotor) Eye up
Lateral Rectus (Nerve VI abducens) eye away from nose
Inferior rectus (Nerve III oculomotor) eye down
Inferior oblique (Nerve III oculomotor) laterally and up
Medial Rectus (Nerve III oculomotor) eye toward the nose
Superior oblique (Nerve IV trochlear) medially and down
Photoreceptors detect light waves
Bipolar cells shuttle AP from rods/cones to ganglion cells
Ganglion cells takes AP to optic nerve
Tapetum Blue, reflective layer in the eye in animals
Osmoreceptors solute concentrations of body fluids
Nociceptor interprets pain
Vision special sense of signa based on the transduction of light stimuli received via eyes
Extraocular muscles contracts for eye movement
Fibrous tunic layer Sclera & Cornea
Vascular tunic layer Choroid, Ciliary body, & Iris
Ciliary body muscular structure attached to lens by suspensory ligaments; allow to focus light on retina (back of the eye)
Iris color part of the eye
Retina Pigmented & Neural layer
Optic disc where the ganglion cells lie
Vestibule where stapes meet
Ampulla thick base of semi-circular canals
Ampulla "extension"
Oval window between stapes
Pinna collects & direct sound waves into the ear canal
External auditory canal covered w/ hairs, carries sound waves from pinna to tympanic membrane
Tympanic membrane (eardrum) Fibrous CT that transmits sound vibrations to the ossicles
Tympanic membrane (eardrum) border between the Outer and Middle Ear
Ossicles malleus, incus, & stapes
Ossicles amplify vibrations from eardrum to inner ear
Eustachian (pharyngotympanic) tube equalizes air pressure between middle ear & throat
Eustachian (pharyngotympanic) tube swallowing allow hair movement on the tympanic membrane
Semicircular canals detect head rotation & balance
Ampulla contain sensory receptors for balance
Cochlea fluid-filled sac for hearing
Vestibule central inner ear region for head position & movement
Oval window where stapes transfer vibration into the inner ear
Organ of Corti group of hair cells for converting vibration into AP
Cochlea contains organ of corti (spiral organ)
Cristae Ampullaris for rotation movement
Auricle (pinna) made of elastic cartilage
Malleus hammer
Incus anvil
Stapes stirrup
Malleus attached to the tympanic membrane & articulate w/ the incus
Incus articulates w/ the stapes
Outer Ear Auricle, Auditory Canal (External Acoustic Meatus), & Tympanic membrane
Middle Ear Ossicles, Oval Window, & Eustachian tube
Inner Ear Cochlea & Vestibule
Cochlea Scala vestibuli, Scala media (cochlear duct), & Scala tympani
Vestibular membrane separates Scala media from scale vestibuli
Basilar membrane separates Scala media from Scala tympani
Organ of Corti The receptor organ for hearing
Vestibule The central part of the bony labyrinth
sound waves pathway tympanic membrane, malleus, incus, stapes, oval window, round window
Created by: FuirzH
 

 



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