chapter 10 senses
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adaptation | adapt to smell
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referred pain | pain elsewhere
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somatic | body
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auditory | hearing
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cochlea | snail
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humor | fluid
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sclera- | white of eye
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ot- | ear
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or- | mouth
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ocul- | eye
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opt- | sight
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receptors | convert diff forms of energy into:
action potential unipolor neurons
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chem- | chemical
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thermo- | temp
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mechano- | mechanical
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photo- | light waves
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chemoreceptors | chemicals dissolved in H2O
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chemoreceptors located | nose & taste buds
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dynamic | motion
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pain receptors | anywhere in body
skin-organs
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thermoreceptors | skin, organs, hot & cold
*too much -> pain receptors
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mechanoreceptors | ear
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vertigo | dizziness, no equilibrium
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chemoreceptor | smell of roses
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pain receptor | an infected tooth
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thermoreceptor | cool breeze
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mechanoreceptor | change in blood pressure
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photoreceptor | approaching headlights
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about to take hot bath, its too hot to touch. touch it several more times. | the ability to sense heat has adapted
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free nerve endings | responsible for sensation of itching
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tactile corpuscles | motion of objects barely contact skin, interpreting impulses from them as sensation of light touch
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lamellated corpuscles | heavy, deep pressure
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referred pain | pain may feel as coming from some part of the body other than whats being stimulated.
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referred pain ex. | pain from heart may feel like coming from skin due to sensory impulses from the heart & skin follow common nerve pathways to brain
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smell | olfactory organs
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taste | taste buds
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hearing | ears
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equilibrium | ears
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sight | eyes
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olfactory organs ex. | olfactory receptors
columnar epithelial cells in the nasal mucosa
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