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Somatic Sensations
which include touch, pressure, temperature, and pain
Special Senses
taste, smell, hearing and vision
Sensory system
of he central nervous system, transfers sensation
Dendrites
received signals coming to the nerve cell body
Axon
carry signal from the nerve cell body
Photoreception
vision
hearing
acoustical reception
Mechanoreception
touch
Optic Nerve
transmits signals to the brain which decode for us to see
Retina
made up o ohotoreceptors called rods and cones
Rods and Cones
Rods detect very dim light and cones detect bright light and color.
Color blindness
usually inherited and is a sex linked characteristic most commonly found in males.
acoustical receptors
a type of mechanoreceptor that responds to vibration to hear
hair cells
cells which bend due t o direct to indirect vibrations and transmit signals to the brain via auditory nerve
Sensorineural
hearing loss-nerve deafness
Conductive
Hearing loss- when it cant reach the inner ear
Mechaneoreceptors
touch- are located both near the surface of you skin and imbedded deeply in our skin.
Pain receptors
located in the epidermis of the skin and are grouped accodring to the stimulus, such as heat pressure or chemicals released from inflamed tissue
Thermo receptors
heat or cold, in order to regulate body temperature
Electromagnetic respecters
respond to electromagnetic energy such as visible light, electricity and magnetism.
anosmia
cant smell
gustatory
sense is mediated by taste buds, have 50 to 75 sensitive cell each