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Senses, Generally
The Sense Of Smell
The Sense Of Taste
The Sense Of Sight
Hearing And Balance
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Our conscious awareness of stimuli is known as
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What is sensation (perception)? EC What is the
general name of structures that are able to
receive sensation?
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The one that is NOT a general sense Touch,
Temperature, Pain, Taste, Proprioception. . .
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What is Taste?EC Define Proprioception.
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These type of receptors relay information to the
brain about temperature changes.
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What are thermoreceptors?EC Name another type
of receptor that is specifically associated with
the general senses?
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Pain felt in a region of the body that is not the
ultimate source of the pain, an example being
pain in the left arm as a result of a heart
attack is termed
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What is referred pain?
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Merkels disks, hair follicle receptors,
Meissners corpuscles and Ruffinis end organs
are all associated with this general sense.
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What is touch?EC Can you name the one specific
type of touch receptor not previously listed?
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The scientific name for the sense of smell is
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What is olfaction?
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Olfactory neurons have specialized dendrites with
these extremely long extensions . . .
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What are cilia?EC What is the purpose of the
cilia as it relates to smell?
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Ultimately, this is the reason why things smell .
. .
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What are different molecules (odorants) bind to
receptors in the nose?
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Name one of two reasons why your ability to smell
the same odorant decreases after a period of time.
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What is olfactory neurons can only send one
message at a time to the brain and/or there are
feedback loops from the brain that decrease
sensation after the same message is received a
given number of times?
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This is the name of the discontinuous bony
structure at the roof of the nasal cavity where
odorants bind to olfactory neurons.
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What is the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone?
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This is the scientific name for the sense of
taste.
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What is gustation?
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The sensory structures that detect taste are
known as
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What are taste buds?
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The bumpy structures on the surface of the tongue
where taste buds are found are called this.
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What are papillae?EC - What is the purpose of
papillae on the tongue?
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Name the five different taste sensations.
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What are sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami?EC
What does umami mean?
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This is the name of the structure that extends
from the taste cell that functions as a binding
spot for food molecules.
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What is a taste hair?
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This is the name of the gland that produces tears.
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What is the lacrimal gland?
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• Structure seen at 9, this connective tissue is
  casually known as the whites of your eyes.

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What is the sclera?EC What layer of tissue is
just deep to the sclera?
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These specialized cells detect color
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What are cones?EC Where would you find these
specialized cells?
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This circular muscle provides eye color
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What is the iris?EC What type of muscle is the
iris?
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• Name two structures seen in this picture that
  refract light.

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What are the cornea and the lens?EC Which one
of the humors can also refract light to an extent?
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This is the scientific name for the eardrum.
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What is the tympanic membrane?
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The hammer, anvil and stirrup scientifically.
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What is the malleus, incus and stapes?
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• The fleshy part of the ear, indicated by 2 above
  is known as the . . .

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What is the auricle?EC What is the name for
the hole in the ear?
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This tube connects the ear to the nasal passages
. . .
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What is the auditory tube (eustachian tubes)?
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The circular structures indicated by 15 above
are responsible for equilibrium.
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What are the semicircular canals?EC Are these
structures more involved with hearing or
equlibrium?
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Final JeopardyEquilibrium
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What are the two types of equilibrium, where are
they detected, and what is the difference between
the two?
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Static Equilibrium- detected in vestibule of the
cochlea- detects position of head with respect
to gravityKinetic Equilibrium- detected by
semicircular canals- maintains balance for
coordinated movements by evaluating changes in
direction of the head and the rate of change to
head position.