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tears are created by (blank) and exit the eye (blank)

lacrimal gland/medially

which lobe of brain is motor strip found?

frontal lobe

chemoreceptors require the chemical they sense to be?

dissolved in a liquid

what are the special senses?

vision; smell; hearing

pain receptors are different because?

they have free nerve endings

the portion of brain with most mass (C,D,E on diagram)

cebrum

a neuron process that receieves impulses from other neurons

dendrite

fluids important to inner-ear function?

endolymph & perilymph

occurs when head is motionless

static equilibrium

most posterior and inferior portion of brain that controls posture, balance, and coordination (F on diagram)

cerebellum

sequence of structures in middle ear, outermost to innermost?

tympanic membrane


malleus


incus


stapes

an axon carries impulses (blank) from a cell body

away

type of stimulus when pain is felt by a visceral organ, but feels as if its on skin

referred stimulus

portion of brain that interprets sensory impulses and control voluntary body movement and intellectual processes?

cerebrum

the cavities in the brain?

ventricles

portion of brain that controls the autonomic nervous system

hypothalamus

taste buds are located in the?

papillae, which use taste hairs to sense chemicals

portion of brain most active in sensory input and voluntary muscle control

cerebrum

the sympathetic and parasympathetic portions of the ANS produce (blank) effects

opposite

the opaque, whitish tougher part of eye, that protects internal structures?

sclera

the auditory occicles, stapes, and incus are parts of?

the middle ear

the junction between a nerve and another cell?

synapse

temperature receptors in skin?

thermoreceptors

The control center of of nervous system and consists of

central nervous system; brain and spinal cord

the right hemisphere of the cerebrum controls?

left side of body

the peripheral nervous system consists of?

nerves and sensory receptors

the external, visible portion of ear?

auricle

fills the space between arachnoid matter and pia matter

cerebrospinal fluid

how pairs of spinal nerves?

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sensory adaption requires

a constant level of stimulation

chemoreceptors in the nose are found?

among the columnar epithelia lining nasal passages